LED Diagnostic Table:
LED
ON
Power (Green)
Normal operation
Trigger (Green) MOM5 triggered (alarm condition)
Outputs (Red)
Output tripped due to a short circuit or overload condition
Terminal Identification:
Terminal
Legend
-- DC Input +
Trigger
Input Neg (--),
Pos (+)
Neg (--) 1 thru 5
Pos (+) DC output (alarm)
Pos (+) DC output
(standby)
N.C., C, N.O.
Dry output
N.C., C, N.O.
Power Fail
Fig. 1
MOM5 module shown with wet and/or dry normally closed
trigger inputs (Non-Latching):
2
Function/Description
12 or 24VDC from power supply.
This circuit is supervised by a 2.2 K EOL resistor. Initiating a short or open will
cause power to be dropped to all terminals marked Pos. (+) DC output (standby)
and supply power to all terminals marked Pos (+) DC output (alarm).
Applying voltage to terminals marked Neg(-) input Pos (+) FACP signaling output in
polarity shown will yield the same results as initiating trigger (mentioned above).
Supplies constant negative (-) voltage.
Supplies positive (+) voltage when dry input or fire alarm (wet) trigger input.
Supplies positive (+) voltage in normal condition.
Power is removed when either input trigger is activated.
When the MOM5 is triggered the C and N.O. terminals will close and the
C and N.C. terminals will open. This output is used to trip auxiliary devices.
e.g. HVAC Shutdown, Elevator Recall etc...
Form "C" contacts used for signaling when no voltage is present at -- DC input +
terminals. Under normal conditions, terminals N.O. and C are open, N.C. and C are
closed. A occurance of trouble condition causes N.O. and C to closed and
N.C. and C to open.
Typical Application Diagrams:
DC VOLTAGE INPUT
FROM FACP
SIGNALING
OUTPUT OR ACCESS
CONTROL DEVICE
EOL 2.2K
N.C. INPUT FROM
FACP OR ACCESS
CONTROL DEVICE
OFF
Loss of power to MOM5
MOM5 in standby (non-alarm condition)
Normal operation
MOM5 module shown with wet and/or dry normally
open trigger inputs (Non-Latching):
DC VOLTAGE INPUT
FROM FACP
SIGNALING
OUTPUT OR ACCESS
CONTROL DEVICE
N.O. INPUT FROM
FACP OR ACCESS
CONTROL DEVICE
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