Simplex 4098-5217 User manual

579-1317 Rev 1

Sounder and Sounder Beacon Installation Instructions

*05791317A*

Cautions, Warnings, and Regulatory Information

READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Follow the instructions in this installation manual. These instructions must be followed to avoid damage to

this product and associated equipment. Product operation and reliability depend upon proper installation.

DO NOT INSTALL ANY SIMPLEX™ PRODUCT THAT APPEARS DAMAGED Upon unpacking your Simplex product, inspect the contents

of the carton for shipping damage. If damage is apparent, immediately file a claim with the carrier and notify an authorized Simplex

product supplier.

ELECTRICAL HAZARD Disconnect electrical field power when making any internal adjustments or repairs. All repairs should be

performed by a representative or an authorized agent of your local Simplex product supplier.

STATIC HAZARD Static electricity can damage components. Handle as follows: Ground yourself before opening or installing

components. Prior to installation, keep components wrapped in anti-static material at all times.

Application Notes

The Wall variants are UL listed for General Signaling only but cannot be used in lieu of UL listed Notification Appliances in the area where they are

listed. The Base variants are not suitable for evacuation notification usage.

Introduction

The Addressable Sounder and Sounder Beacons operate with the 4100ES or 4010ES Fire Alarm Control Panels via their Loop Card's addressable loop

but must not be used with unauthorised third-party equipment. They are available in ceiling and wall mounting variants including an outdoor wall

version. The ceiling mounted variants provide a base for fitting an addressable Fire Detector. Alternatively a blanking cap should be fitted.

Summary of the range

Product Details

Base variant

4098-5217 Addressable Base Sounder

4098-5220 Addressable Base Sounder Beacon

Wall variant

4906-5210 Addressable Wall Sounder White

4906-5211 Addressable Wall Sounder Red

4906-5212 Addressable Wall Sounder Weatherproof

4906-5213 Addressable Wall Sounder Beacon White

4906-5214 Addressable Wall Sounder Beacon Red

4906-5215 Addressable Wall Sounder Beacon Weatherproof

Accessories

4905-5201 Blanking Cap for Sounder Bases

4905-5202 Conduit Adaptor for Sounder Bases

4905-5203 Shallow Surface Back Box for Indoor Wall Sounder Red

4905-5204 Shallow Surface Back Box for Indoor Wall Sounder White

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Product Details

4905-5205 Flush Backbox Adaptor for Indoor Wall Sounder

4905-5206 Deep Surface Back Box for Indoor Wall Sounder Red

4905-5207 Deep Surface Back Box for Indoor Wall Sounder White

General Information

4098-5217 4098-5220 4906-5210 4906-5211 4906-5212 4906-5213 4906-5214 4906-5215

Mounting

orientation

Ceiling Wall

Indoor/

Outdoor

Indoor Outdoor Indoor Outdoor

Weight (g) 146 g (5.15 oz) 154 g (5.4 oz) 182 g (6.4 oz) 182 g (6.2 oz) 358 g (12.6 oz) 194 g (6.8 oz) 194 g (6.8 oz) 372 g (13.1 oz)

Operating

temperature

(°C)

0°C to 70°C (-32°F to +158°F) 0°C to 49°C (32°F to 120°F) -25°C to +70°C

(-13°F to

+158°F)

0°C to 49°C (-32°F to 120°F) -25°C to +70°C

(-13°F to

+158°F)

Storage

temperature

(°C)

-25°C to +70°C (-13°F to +158°F)

Humidity Up to 95% non-condensing

Sounder

volume

settings

4 2

Isolator Yes

Beacon flash

rates

- 0.5 Hz and 1 Hz - - - 0.5 Hz and 1 Hz

Typical Sounder output at 1 metre (3.28 feet)

High volume 90 dBA 100dBA

Mid High

volume

80 dBA -

Mid Low

volume

70 dBA -

Low volume 60 dBA 90 dBA

Loop loading (with 4098-525X series addressable detector fitted to the base variants)

Sounder volume Beacon flash rate (if

applicable)

Wall sounder Wall sounder beacon Base sounder Base sounder beacon

OFF OFF 0.35 mA 0.35 mA 0.88 mA 0.88 mA

LOW OFF 3.2 mA 3.2 mA 3.0 mA 3.0 mA

HIGH OFF 8.6 mA 8.6 mA 4.8 mA 4.8 mA

HIGH 0.5 Hz - 11.2 mA - 8.0 mA

HIGH 1 Hz - 13.6 mA - 9.6 mA

Note: Please refer to the loop loading calculator for these units.

Address programming and configuration

Default address = 255. Set the address before installation using either the 850EMT or 801AP service tool with its ancillary lead. Remove the front cover

to access the programming port on wall devices. The 850EMT tool can be used to set the tone, flash rate and volume level. Refer to the document

125.515.058: 850 Engineering Tool User Manual for details.

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Installation

Dimensions

Weatherproof wall units Indoor wall units Base units

105mm/4.1in. 97mm/3.8in.

153mm/6in.

32mm/1.25in.

39mm/1.5in.

60mm/2.4in.

65mm/2.6in.

39mm/1.5in.

32mm/1.25in.

146mm/5.7in.

Figure 1: Sounder Beacon

89mm/3.5in. 40mm/1.6in.

138mm/5.43in.

60.3mm/2.37in.

135mm/5.3in.

Figure 2: Sounder

45mm/1.77ijn.

114mm/4.48in.

70mm/2.75in.

50mm/1.96in.

Figure 3: Base unit

1. Temporary park plunger and indicator (yellow)

for short circuit isolator.

2. Address flag holder.

Wiring

Wall variant wiring Base variant wiring Contact and Function

+-+-

Loop in Loop out

Screen

Figure 4: Wall variant wiring

Loop positive Loop positive

Loop negative Loop negative

Optional remote indicator

- -

Figure 5: Base variant wiring

L: Not used

L1: Positive line in and

out

L2: Negative line

(isolator in and out)

M: Negative line (isolator

in or out)

R: Remote LED out,

wired only if a remote

indicator is required.

Wiring notes

• All wiring must comply with local installation regulations and local fire system design requirements.

• Ensure all conductors are free of earths.

• Verify correct wiring and wiring polarity before connecting the devices to the addressable loop.

• Cables are to be selected in accordance with local standards, and with document 17A-02-D: MX Range of Addressable Controllers.

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Mounting and fixing instructions

Weatherproof wall units Indoor wall units Base units

These units are supplied with their own

back box and special front cover. A

sealing ring is supplied fitted on this

front cover. See item 1 in Figure 6.

1. Fix the back box to the wall. Drill

positions for glands on the top,

bottom, and sides, see item 2 in

Figure 6.

2. Slide the wall unit into place in the

front cover as shown and then push

down until it clips in.

3. Secure the front cover (including the

wall unit) to the back box with the

four supplied screws (M3.5 hex head)

using the supplied Allen key.

Note: To maintain the IP rating, use

suitably rated cable glands and sealant

as required.

1. Unclip the front cover from the wall unit. using the screwdriver

slot on the top.The front cover is hinged at the bottom of the

unit.

2. Use the two supplied screws to either fix the unit to the optional

back box (with knockouts for conduit connections) or to the

optional adaptor plate or to a back box with suitable mating

fixings.

3. Refit the front cover, engaging the clips on the bottom first.

4. Secure the front cover with either the supplied self-tapping

screw or nylon plug.

Note: If using the adaptor plate, a suitable recess is required for

the connector block protruding from the rear of the wall unit.

These units either fit directly to

the ceiling or to an optional ceiling

adaptor.The ceiling mounted variants

provide a base for fitting a fire detector.

Alternatively, a blanking cap is fitted.See

Figure 8. See Figure 10 for fitting the

locking pin. To remove a detector from a

base with a locking pin, complete these

steps:

1. Insert a suitable tool into the access

hole to depress the locking pin in the

detector cover.

2. Rotate the detector to remove.

These units can be used with the Ceiling

Tile Adapter (CTA) kit (517.050.060) by

using the CTA Adaptor Plate, CTA-AP

(517.050.058). Use the knock outs for

the cabling as required.

Figure 6: Fitting

weatherproof wall units

Figure 7: Indoor wall units

1. Single gang flush back box

2. A-BOX

3. S-BOX

4. D-BOX

5. M3.5 screw x 2

6. Self-tapping screw

7. Nylon plug

Figure 8: Fitting base units

1. A-CON

2. B-CAP

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Wall units Base units

Figure 9: Checking the gasket

1. Check that the gasket (item 1) is seated correctly before fitting the front cover.

2. Note the 'v' notch (item 2) on the upper side and gasket retained by thehooks on both sides (item 3).

3. Item 4 is the programming port.

Figure 10: Fitting

the locking pin

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