Panasonic 3378 User manual

Panasonic Electric Works Fire & Security Technology Europe AB

Jungmansgatan 12, SE-211 19 Malmö, Sweden

Tel: +46 (0)40 697 70 00 • Fax: +46 (0)40 697 70 99

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Fire alarm systems

Addressable

sounder base

3378

•High or low sound output

•Three different tones and priority levels

•Connected directly on the COM loop

General

3378 consists of an analog base (a modified

3312) mounted together with a sounder,

which gives an ultra slim profile. Two

flying leads from the sounder are plugged

into two flying leads from the base. The

base is thereafter mounted on the sounder in

the ceiling, so that the detector can be

plugged in the base. The base is connected

directly to the COM loop like the base 3312.

High or low sound output

The volume is selected via a jumper in the

sounder (high or low sound output).

Tones

Three tones are available:

•Continuous 510 Hz

•Pulsed (Intermittent) 510 Hz,

0.5s / 0.5s

•Two-tone (Alternating) 510/610 Hz,

0.25s / 0.25s

Priority levels

Three priority levels are available in system

EBL512 and two in system EBL128. For

each level an output control expression and a

tone is programmed (via Win512 / Win

128). The sounder can, for example, be used

for pre-warning, fire alarm and general fire

alarm with a different tone for each type of

alarm.

Address & Mode setting

For COM loop address setting, the address

setting tool 3314 is used. The sounder has

one address and the detector plugged in the

base has one address. There are two address

labels where the address respectively can be

written.

3314 is also used to set the mode:

•NORMAL mode: 3378 (3378 in

Win512 / Win128).

•2330 mode: Can not be used.

•2312 mode: Can not be used.

Miscellaneous

The address setting tool 3314 is connected to

the COM loop terminals (SA / SB) to set the

sounder's COM loop address. The detector's

COM loop address is set in the detector.

3378 is power supplied via the COM loop,

i.e. the number of sounder bases is

depending on the other units connected to

the same COM loop.

Two 8 mm spacers are supplied for easier

access of surface mounted cables to the unit.

Product applications

Used in the systems EBL512 (SW version >

2.2) and EBL128 when a sounder is

required in the same room as a detector (e.g.

a hotel room). The sounder base is intended

for indoor use and in dry premises.

All technical features and data are subject to changes without notice, resulting from continuous development and improvement.

Product Leaflet Date of issue Revision / Date of revision

MEW00129 2003-07-02 4 / 2008-09-24

Type number

3378 Addressable sounder base (sounder & a special version of analog base 3312)

The sounder: A= Mounting hole (5 x 9.5) for the sounder. Between the sounder and the

ceiling can an 8 mm spacer (Øo= 13) be mounted for easier access of surface mounted cables.

B= Mounting hole (M4) for the base. C= Must not be used. D= Connector for the base

connector. JP1 = Jumper (in position = high output; removed = low output).

Analog detector types 33xx and 430x can be plugged in the base.

NOTE! The COM loop address for 3378 is to be set before the COM loop is connected.

Another COM loop address has to be set in the detector.

Technical data

Voltage (V DC)

rated

allowed

normal

12-30

Current consumption from COM loop

at norm. volt. (mA)

quiescent

active (low / high)

<6 / <12

Ambient temperature (°C)

operating

storage

-10 to +50

-20 to +70

Ambient humidity (% RH) Max. 95, non condensing

Ingress Protection rating (estimated) IP 42

Sound output (dB (A) @ 1 m) 95 ±2 (high output)

86 ±2 (low output)

Frequency stability (%) ±0.5

Weight (g)

sounder + base

160 + 55 = 215

Construction / Colour

sounder + base

ABS plastic / Gray (N8, Munsell colour code)

Approvals CE

Sounder

Base

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