Table Of Contents Important Note To Installation Technicians .................. page 5 Section I : Site Selection......................page 6 Section II: Utility Pole Preparation a) Pole Selection...................... page 7 b) Component Dimensions ..................page 7 Section III: Equipment Mounting a) Pole Top Mounting Bracket ................page 12 b) Electronic Cabinet Mounting ................
Fig. 1: Sample Station Drawing (AC Powered Battery Charger) 56" 38" 14.5" ALUMINUM TO COPPER GROUND LUG. NOTE: ANTENNA INSTALLATION MUST BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL FCC REGULATIONS. 1 POINT RACK, SPOOL INSULATOR AND SERVICE CLAMP FOR AC SUPPLY.* 4 AWG (MINIMUM) DRIP LOOP SOLID COPPER WIRE WEATHER HEAD FOR...
Fig. 2: Sample Station Drawing (Optional Solar Powered Battery Charger) 56" 38" 14.5" ALUMINUM TO COPPER GROUND LUG. NOTE: ANTENNA INSTALLATION MUST BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL FCC REGULATIONS. 4 AWG (MINIMUM) OPTIONAL SOLAR SOLID COPPER WIRE CHARGER PANEL ANTENNA GROUND* NOTE: AVOID SHARP BENDS IN THE GROUND WIRES (4) 10' SECTIONS...
An Important Note to the Installation Technicians... The installation of this product requires careful planning and attention to detail! The installation of this system should NOT be attempted by individuals without experience in the disciplines necessary to this procedure (i.e. High-voltage electrical wiring, utility pole installation, etc.).
Section I: Site Selection The site selection for the WPS-4000 requires careful consideration in order to achieve the optimum coverage of the siren station. For a guideline to system planning, sound propagation and site selection we direct the user to the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s “Outdoor Warning Systems Guide, CPG 1-17.”...
Section II: Utility Pole Preparation... a) Pole Selection NOTE: This installation manual will address the procedures applicable to wooden utility poles of specific size and dimensions. Procedures for poles consisting of other materials (steel, concrete, etc.) are not addressed within this document. The information presented, however, provides the necessary data and guidelines for a successful installation regardless of pole material.
Fig. 3: Pole Top Mounting Bracket Dimensions 10.0” DIA. POLE (MAX.) 11.0” 10.0” 12.0” 13.5” 1” Clearance Between Top Of Pole and Inside Bottom Of Bracket 18.0” 30.0” 18.0” 7.5” 4.5” Page 8...
Fig. 6: Antenna Mounting Bracket Dimensions NOTE: Antenna installation must be in compliance with all FCC REGULATIONS. IMPORTANT: Top of antenna mast must be positioned at least 1 inch below the bottom of the Pole Top Mounting Bracket regardless of antenna length. 4 AWG (minimum) solid copper wire speaker ground.
Section III: Equipment Mounting a) Pole Top Bracket Installation... Items Required for installation (not included)..5/8” x 14” Hex or Square head mounting bolts 5/8” Hex or Square head nuts 5/8” Flat Washer sized for the above referenced mounting bolt 5/8”...
b) Electronic Cabinet Mounting and Siren Connections... Mounting Items Required for installation (not included)..For Type II & III cabinets Qty. Qty. (Type II) (Type III) Description 5/8” x 14” Hex or Square head mounting bolts 5/8” Flat Washer sized for the above mounting bolt 5/8”...
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The WPS-4000 siren case assembly may be installed onto the pole and wired before setting the pole. NOTE: Note: Due to the weight of the siren amplifier panel, the electronic cabinet assembly must be transported in an upright fashion to prevent distortion of the amplifier panel.
c) Siren Assembly Mounting... Hardware required for installation (factory included)..3/4” Hex Head nuts 7/8” Flat Washers 3/4” Split Lock Washers Mount the speaker/rotator assembly to the pole top bracket. Make sure that the “N” cast into the top of the rotor assembly is oriented to the “N” on the pole top bracket. Secure the rotor assembly to the bracket using the hardware provided.
d) Antenna Mounting (optional)... NOTE: Antenna installation must be in compliance with all FCC regulations. The proper antenna bracket mounting location is determined by several considerations. The antenna bracket should be positioned as high on the utility pole as is possible. However, under no circumstances should the top of the installed antenna mast be any closer than one inch from the bottom of the Pole Top Mounting Bracket (see “Fig.
e) Solar Panel Mounting (optional)... The solar panel must be installed so that it is directly facing the earth’s equator with an unobstructed view. Failure to orient the solar panel in this way will result in significantly reduced charging effectiveness. The most critical aspect of properly mounting the solar panel involves achieving the optimum tilt angle.
Fig. 11: Solar Panel Wiring Connections NOTE 1 WIRING DIAGRAM NOTE 3 (SOLAR PANEL) RED WIRE NOTE 5 3/4" FLEX CONDUIT (CUSTOMER SUPPLIED) (SOLAR PANEL) NOTE 2 NOTE 3 NOTE 4 BLACK WIRE NOTE NOTE 2 IMPORTANT! SOLAR PANELS (REAR VIEW) Be sure to remove the fuse from the Solar Regulator circuit board before either: A) Installing Solar Panels...
f) Determining Solar Panel Mounting Angle Determine the LATITUDE of your location. Find your Latitude on the table below and not the corresponding Tilt Angle. LATITUDE TILT ANGLE 0° to 9° 75° = Tilt Angle 10° to 20° 85° minus LATITUDE = Tilt Angle 21°...
Section IV: Wiring a) Siren Connections For WPS-4000-3 & WPS-4000-4 systems, a 5-pair harness cable is provided. This cable has 5 BLACK wires numbered 1 to 5 and 5 RED wires numbered 1 to 5. WPS-4000-8 systems use a 10-pair harness cable 10 BLACK wires numbered 1 to 10 and 10 RED wires numbered 1 to 10.
b) AC Wiring An AC Service (Single Phase only) with an acceptable disconnect is required. A 15 amp (minimum) 120 VAC circuit is recommended. Locate the service on the pole according to local codes, taking care that the service entrance will meet height requirements once the pole is set into place.
c) Batteries Make sure that the system battery switch is in the OFF position. Install the batteries included with your system and connect them as shown in the illustration representing your cabinet type. MAKE SURE TO OBSERVE THE POLARITY OF THE TERMINALS BEFORE MAKING ANY CONNECTIONS. NOTE: For battery wiring, DC wiring conventions are used (BLACK is ground (-)).
Fig. 15: Battery Connections (Type II Cabinet) System Battery Switch D C A M P E R E S D C A M P E R E S 10 20 30 40 V O LT S D C A M P E R E S Page 28...
d) Landline (optional) As an option. the WPS-4000 may be remotely controlled by either landline or RF link. Either method communicates via a DTMF protocol. Remote control may be one-way or two- way. The one-way option simply controls the WPS-4000, while the two-way option controls the WPS-4000 and reports WPS-4000 status back to a central control point.
Section V: System Test... After the installation of the WPS-4000 station has been completed, a basic system check is recommended to confirm that the system is functioning properly. Before initiating these tests, locate the system LED’s on the main control board mounted to the cabinet door (see “Fig.
Fig. 18: System LED Diagnostic Indicators Fault (RED) - Normally off. When a DC - Normally on. If no DC voltage was problem has been detected, this LED detected during a siren tone or SI TEST® will be on. this LED will be off. Active - This LED normally flashes at a AC - Normally on.
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