2.7 Wiring the Fail-Safe Alarm Contacts
With a Normally Close circuit formed by wiring with an external power and an alarm device (a buzzer or
a flashing LED), system will detect the power failure event. If a failure event occurs, the relay inside the
equipment will act as an open switch, and therefore break the external circuit. The fail-safe design is
intended for triggering the connected alarm device for warning purposes.
EKI-4524RI P-Fail Alarm Wiring
The fail-safe relay alarm contacts of EKI-4524RI are labeled as 8 and 10 as the figure shown below.
EKI-4524ARI P-Fail Alarm Wiring
The fail-safe relay alarm contacts of EKI-4524ARI are labeled as 3 and 4 as the figure shown below.
Note
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8
P-Fail
Figure 2.12: Fail-Safe Relay Contacts of EKI-4524RI
Figure 2.13: Fail-Safe Relay Contacts of EKI-4524ARI
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Use Copper Conductors Only, 60/75
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The wire gauge for the terminal block should be in the range between
12~ 24 AWG.
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10
20mA@250VDC
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C, tightening to 5 lb-in
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