Edwards Installation Sheet for 105DHIST

Series Adverse Visual Signal Sheet 105DHISTC FJ clear lens visual signal is a heavy duty reliable joule high intensity strobe that is both UL 1971 and CSFM Listed for application 20 to 30 VDC hearing impaired indoor use in fire alarm systems See Figure 6 for light output patterns Table 2 for operating current information 105DHIST FJ models with colored lenses are special 20 to 30 VDC UL and cUL general utility and CSFM miscellaneous devices control unit accessories See Table 2 operating current information signals when assembled in accordance with installation constitute a UL Listed Type 3R or 4X enclosure They are for use in industrial applications or in applications where a 3R or 4X enclosure is required For general utility non fire alarm all units are UL and cUL Listed for marine and outdoor visual applications When assembled in accordance with these 105DHIST Series visual signals are UL Listed for use in locations with operating temperatures listed in Table 1 This equipment is suitable for use in Class I Division 2 Groups B C and D Class II Division 2 Groups F and G and Class III 1 and 2 hazardous or nonhazardous locations only must be in accordance with local codes The lens should positioned up for outdoor applications Explosion hazard Do not remove or replace lamps or plug in unless power has been disconnected or the area is to be free of ignitable concentrations of flammable gases or Explosion hazard Do not disconnect while the circuit is live or the area is known to be free of ignitable concentrations Explosion hazard Substitution of any component may impair for Class I Division 2 Electrocution hazard To prevent electrical shock do not connect until instructed to do so The 105BX junction box 105BM mounting bracket and 105PM mount attachments are nonconductive plastic fixtures and do provide earth ground continuity when attached to metallic systems Therefore they are intended for use with the Series visual signals only when earth grounding is not The 105BX junction box 105BX mounting bracket and 105PM mount attachments can be used with metallic wiring systems when installed at the end of a run install the strobe Select a mounting configuration Figure 1 When mounting using the 105BM mounting bracket the outlet box attachment must also be used as shown in 2 Pull field wiring into the mounting attachment the mounting attachment as follows 105BX Screw the outlet box attachment to the mounting Figure 2 using two screws not supplied suitable for surface Attach the adhesive backed gasket to the top of 105BX mounting box being careful to line up the holes in gasket with the mounting holes in the outlet box 105BM Using the four supplied screws secure the mounting to the 105BX outlet box attachment as shown in 2 Attach the adhesive backed gasket to the top of the mounting bracket being careful to line up the holes in gasket with the mounting holes in the outlet box 105PM Install 3 4 in conduit Screw the pipe mount onto the 3 4 in conduit Attach the adhesive gasket to the top of the 105PM pipe mount attachment 3 being careful to line up the holes in the gasket with mounting holes in the outlet box Attach the signal wire leads to the field wiring as shown in 5 It is not necessary to remove the lens from the high intensity base to install the 105DHIST Series strobes Secure the hi intensity strobe base to the appropriate mounting using the four supplied screws as shown in Figure 3 Apply power and verify operability 1 Mounting configurations on a 105PM pipe mount on a 105BX outlet box on a 105BM mounting with the 105BX outlet box 3100394 EN REV 04 ISS 14JAN15 4 2 Mounting 105BM mounting bracket 4 Strobe tube replacement Series lens base tube tube base tube screws mount lens to supplied 4X Series strobe backed mounting to mount to 105BX 4X backed to mount to the surface 2X 3 Securing the strobe to the 105PM pipe mount 5 Wiring diagram From power source or previous signaling device 105DHIST Series strobe EOLR Polarity is shown in the supervisory state signal inactive The Wire nut reverses to activate the signal Electrical supervision requires the wire run to be broken at each This device uses a constant input voltage Do not connect to a or pulsating voltage For non fire alarm stand alone use tie the two red leads together tie the two black leads together to mount to 105PM 4X series lens strobe backed pipe mount in conduit nipple 4 3100394 EN REV 04 ISS 14JAN15 lens should be cleaned periodically using a mild detergent and on a soft clean lint free cloth To prevent electrical shock before starting work on units power and wait 5 minutes for stored energy to dissipate Do not touch the strobe tube with bare fingers Grasp the source either by the base or using a soft clean cloth replace the strobe tube Unscrew the lens from the base Grasp the strobe tube by its base and pull straight up out of the tube socket Figure 4 Grasp the new strobe tube by the base and press into the strobe socket Ensure that the clear gasket is on the base with the flared open facing down Screw the lens onto the base Apply power and verify operability to 30 VDC 1 Table 2 2 flashes per minute approximate joules peak cd hours 3 to Table 3 rate energy ratings life Caution To prevent damage to the strobe internal circuit and to that it continues to function properly do not operate the strobe of the special application voltage range of 20 to 30 VDC Use the operating current to establish the wire gauge and standby requirements Consult the control unit manufacturer to surge and peak current effects and maximum number of on the system Strobe tube life at operating power to 75 of initial light output 6 Wall mount dome horizontal vertical and horizontal plane 7 Wall mount dome down vertical viewing plane are for the clear lens only axis looking at side of dome 1971 Hearing Impaired 24 cd wall 1638 General Utility 94 cd at 0 axis 8 Ceiling mount viewing plane are for the clear lens only axis looking at end of dome 1971 Hearing Impaired 26 cd wall rating 1638 General Utility 26 cd at 0 axis 1 Hazardous location ratings Division Group Letter in this position indicates color of the lens A Amber B Blue Clear G Green R Red or W White B C D T2C 230 446 G 135 275 135 275 2 are for the clear lens only axis looking at end of dome 1971 Hearing Impaired 26 cd wall rating 1638 General Utility 26 cd at 0 axis 3100394 EN REV 04 ISS 14JAN15 4 2 Voltage specifications current 1 2 RMS surge inrush surge VDC VDC VDC VDC Use the operating current to establish the wire gauge and standby requirements Consult the control unit manufacturer to surge and peak current effects and maximum number of on the system Caution To prevent damage to the internal circuit and to ensure it continues to function properly do not operate the unit outside of