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The Genesis Remote Mount Signal Master Module provides precision synchronization and independent horn control for Genesis strobes and horns. It is shipped pre-assembled and contains no user-serviceable parts. The module requires a dedicated notification appliance circuit for the strobe circuit and allows the horn circuit to be cascaded with other modules on one NAC. Installation instructions are provided and involve verifying wiring, making connections, and mounting the module in an electrical box.
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- Details on the strobe's selectable candela output settings, enhanced synchronization circuit, and compatible synchronization modules.
- Tables listing the strobe models, synchronization modules, and operating currents at different candela settings.
- Instructions for cutting a jumper to enable temporal strobe operation, connecting wiring, setting the candela output, mounting the unit, and testing for proper operation.
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7. Replace the cover by positioning the alignment arrows
together and rotating the cover clockwise.
8. Test the unit for proper operation.
Figure 1: Field-selectable switches
1. Candela switch
2. Indicator
3. Wattage switch
Figure 2: Strobe settings
1. JP1: Strobe signal output: Cut to change from 1 flash per second
(public mode) to temporal (private mode)
Note: If the strobe is set to temporal (private mode), this
device is no longer UL 1971 or ULC-S526 Listed or FM
Approved but is UL 1638 Listed.
Figure 3: UL 1971 minimum light output (% of rating vs. angle)
1. Angle
2. Percentage of rated output
Note: Horizontal and vertical outputs have the same pattern
Wiring
Figure 4: Wiring diagram
1. From NAC output
2. To next NAC output
3. Amplifier output voltage matching the voltage ratings of the
speaker (25 or 70 VRMS)
Note: Signal polarity is shown in the alarm condition.
Figure 5: Mounting diagram
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Table 3: Strobe operating current in RMS (A)
95 cd 115 cd 150 cd 177 cd
VDC 0.330 0.392 0.502 0.565
VFWR 0.432 0.518 0.643 0.693
VDC = Volts direct current, regulated and filtered
VFWR = Volts full wave rectified
Operating currents shown above were measured by UL at 16 VDC and
16 VFWR.
Table 4: Sound level output (dBA)
25V (UL) 25V (ULC) 70V (UL) 70V (ULC)
1/4 W 80 78 80 81
1/2 W 84 81 84 81
1 W 87 87 87 87
2 W (UL) 90 91
2.2 W (ULC) 90 90
UL1480: Sound level output at 10 ft (3.05 m) measured in a
reverberant room using 400 to 4,000 Hz band limited pink noise.
Directional characteristics: Within 6 dB of on-axis sound level when
measured 90° off-axis (horizontal).
Figure 6: Light output profile
Maintenance
This unit is not serviceable or repairable. Should the unit fail to
operate, contact the supplier for replacement.
Perform a visual inspection and an operational test twice a
year or as directed by the local authority having jurisdiction.
Do no change the factory-applied finish.
Specifications
Operating voltage
Speaker
Strobe
25 VRMS (model S2) or 70 VRMS (model S7)
24 VDC, 24 VFWR
Supervisory voltage 30 V maximum
Strobe operating
current
See Table 3
Sound level output See Table 4
Speaker response 400 to 4,000 Hz
Light output Selectable at 95, 115, 150, and 177 cd
Default settings 1 flash per second (fps)
Wire size 12 to 18 AWG (0.75 TO 2.50 mm²)
Compatible electrical
boxes
North American 4 in. square electrical box,
2-1/8 in. min. deep
Operating environment
Temperature
Relative humidity
32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C)
0 to 93% noncondensing
Regulatory information
Manufacturer Edwards, A Division of UTC Fire & Security
Americas Corporation, Inc.
8985 Town Center Parkway, Bradenton, FL
34202, USA
Year of
manufacture
The first two digits of the DATE MFG number
(located on the product identification label) are
the year of manufacture
UL/ULC rating Regulated 24 DC, regulated 24 FWR
This device was tested to the regulated
24 DC/FWR operating voltage limits of 16 V and
33 V. Do not apply 80% and 110% of these
values for system operation.
Environmental
class
UL: Indoor dry
Synchronization Meets UL 1971 requirements. Maximum allowed
resistance between any two devices is 20 Ω.
Refer to specifications for the synchronization
control module, this strobe, and the control panel
to determine allowed wire resistance.
Agency listings UL 1480. UL 1638 and UL 1971
CAN/, ULC-S541, ULC S526
BS EN 60065:2002 [1]
[1] Nameplate marking is located on the inside surface of the device.
Contact information
For contact information, see www.edwardsutcfs.com.
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Mounting template
To center the speaker-strobe:
1. Position the template to the center of the ceiling tile.
2. Orient the strobe to the desired visual position.
9. Mark the location for the electrical box.
Figure 7: Mounting template
1. Center of ceiling tile or speaker/strobe
2. Cut line for location of electrical box
3. Electrical box
4. Speaker
5. Strobe