Fire-Lite Gentex GOT Horn-Strobe

GENERAL Gentex GOT/GOS Series 4″ multi-tone electronic horns horn/strobes meet code requirements for supervised fire systems for the hearing impaired and ADA, and other signaling code requirements to include code 3 tempo- pattern. GOT/GOS Series are quality electronic signaling devices offer you both dependable evacuation, trouble, or distinc- signals and visual alarms, or a combination of both by terminal wiring. The GOS Series can also be wired to independent operation of both horns and strobes (see diagrams). This can be simply done by removing two plugs located on circuit board (see installation manual details). GOT/GOS Series devices are easily field-changeable the 800 Hz alarm signal to any other tones by removing jumper plugs. Changing from low sound output to sound output does not prevent reverting back to the tone at a later date. All units are shipped from the in (cid:147)high(cid:148) sound output and (cid:147)steady(cid:148) alarm mode set- the GOT/GOS Series is used with the AVS44 control the temporal patterns, chime, and high/low tones can synchronized. Using only two wires to the signal, the horn be silenced while the strobes continue to flash (NFPA 72 or 1-5.7.1). GOT/GOS Series devices are designed to be used for new construction or retrofit projects by easily mounting 4″ (10.16 cm) electrical boxes or two-gang old workboxes mounting diagrams). GOT/GOS devices are UL 464/1971 listed for use with fire systems and are warranted for two years from the of purchase. FEATURES Selectable frequency output. Low current consumption. Wide voltage range. Screw terminals, separate in/out wiring option for both horn strobe (12 AWG/3.25 mm Multiple tones to select from: 800 Hz, 2400 Hz, Chime, Slow 800/1000 Hz Alternating, or Siren. Low dB or high dB selectable. Temporal pattern or continuous tone at 800 and 2400 Hz. Silence horn while strobes remain energized using only two wires (when used with the AVS44 control module). Xenon strobe maintains constant flash rate (1 Hz) regardless input voltage. Textured finish high-impact plastic faceplate. Wide variety of mounting options for new construction and applications when trim plate is used. 30, 1998 GOT/GOS Series Multi-Tone Electronic and Horn/Strobes Audio/Visual Devices Fire with: NFPA 72 ADA 4.28.3 (15/75, 30/75, 110 cd) Supplied with beauty plugs to accommodate a variety of Flush or semi-flush mounting without the need of a trim plate. 15/75 candela strobe option (GOS24-1575) meets ADA requirements. 30/75 candela strobe option on GOS24-3075 meets new requirements for single visual and ADA 4.28.3 require- All 110 cd models exceed requirements of 4.28.3 of the ADA. UL 464/UL 1971 listed for fire protective service/signal for impaired. audible or audible/visual shall be Gentex model GOT or or approved equivalent, and shall be listed by Underwrit- Laboratories per UL 464, and when combined with the option shall be listed per UL 1971. The notification document is not intended to be used for installation purposes. We try to keep our information up-to-date and accurate. We cannot cover all specific applications or all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice. For information, contact Fire(cid:149)Lite. Phone: (203) 484-7161 FAX: (203) 484-7118 Fire-Lite Place, Northford, Connecticut 06472 and Manufacturing System Certified to Standard ISO-9001 in the U.S.A. (cid:151) Page 1 of 3 shall also be listed with the California Fire Marshal (CSFM) and the Bureau of Stan- and Appeals (NYC). notification appliance shall produce a peak sound of 90 dBA or greater as measured in an chamber. The multi-tone audible appli- shall have the capa