System Sensor WAV-CRL WAV-CWL Instruction Manual

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS and WAV CWL L Series AV Base use with System Sensor L series AV devices See Table 1 for complete list Operating Voltage Range Maximum Current Draw Operating Voltage Range Maximum Standby Current Maximum Alarm Current Current Transmit RF Power Frequency Range Humidity Range Temperature Range VDC mA LED On VDC mA mA 3.3 VDC LED blink enabled dBm MHz to 93 Relative Humidity to 120 0 to 49 Ohio Avenue St Charles Illinois 60174 FAX 630 377 6495 Type Life Replacement Ceiling Ceiling Panasonic CR123A or 8 Duracell DL123A batteries 2 year minimum AV batter See Table 2 for AV battery life during annual maintenance or TROUBLE BATTERY LOW displays 7.4 19 cm Depth 1.6 4 cm oz 567 g installed with 8 batteries audio visual AV wireless base must be installed in compliance with control panel system installation manual the AV notification appliance and the SWIFT Wireless Manual The installation must meet the re of the Authority Having Jurisdiction AHJ Notificaton appliances maximum performance when installed in compliance with the National Protection Association NFPA see NFPA 72 wireless AV base and notification appliance will synchronize both audio visual indications between devices located within the same mesh net Synchronization of a wireless AV device with a wired notification ap requires a synchronization module W SYNC available from System or your FACP provider Synchronization is only available through noti appliances that use the System Sensor synchronization protocol 1 AV MOUNTING ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION WAV CRL and WAV CWL provide a wireless base for use with compat System Sensor L Series AV notification appliances listed in Table 1 The notification appliance is attached directly to the wireless AV base See 1 The wireless AV base communicates through a wireless mesh to a The gateway sends information to from the Fire Alarm Control Panel wireless AV base provides power through 2 sets of 4 batteries one set power for the RF communication and the other set provides power to audible and or visible output on the notification appliance See Figure 2 life of the AV set of batteries depends upon the activation time of the and or visible output as indicated in Table 2 The AV base includes optional battery cartridges to ease battery replacement See Figure 2 Bat can be inserted directly into the AV base or pre loaded into the battery and inserted as two groups of 4 batteries The battery compartment cartridge indicate the correct orientation of the batteries Carefully align batteries with these markings and do not force them into place dial switches are provided on the wireless base to set the device ad See Figure 2 Notification appliance settings are adjusted through the appliance directly Temporal 3 and continuous tone patterns are and set directly on the notification appliance Refer to the specific appliance manual for available setting options offer different feature sets across the various models As a result cer features may be available on some control panels but not on others The feature sets available with Models WAV CRL and WAV CWL include An LED on the wireless base is controlled by the panel to indicate device Operational modes include red green and amber colors in vari solid or blink patterns A magnet test feature allows the individual AV appliance to be turned for testing purposes reducing the activation time needed during of the horn and or strobe in support of longer battery life refer to SWIFT Wireless Gateway Manual for complete instructions Custom and Temporal 4 patterns generated through the FACP Models WAV CRL and WAV CWL require compatible addressable com to function properly Connect these devices to listed compatible panels only Please refer to the operation manual for the UL listed panel for specific operation Wireless tabs Screw Sensor recommends spacing AV notification appliances in compliance NFPA 72 For specific information regarding notification appliance place and special applications refer to NFPA 72 or the Audible Visible Appli Reference Guide available from SystemSensor com technologies can exhibit communication disruption if devices are too close together To avoid this form of disruption SWIFT devices not be placed closer than 2 feet 60 cm apart without an intervening mount the wireless AV notification appliance secure the wireless AV base plate to a permanent structure An optional tamper resistance fea can be activated refer to TAMPER RESISTANCE section for details The plate can be surface mounted To avoid interference with the wire network metal electrical boxes are NOT recommended To install models 1 SYSTEM SENSOR L SERIES AV COMPATIBLE DEVICES ULC listed models have all required languages listed listed Description Red Ceiling Red Ceiling English Red Ceiling French Strobe White Ceiling Chime Strobe White Ceiling English Chime Strobe White Ceiling French Strobe 2 wire Red Ceiling 2 wire Red Ceiling English 2 wire Red Ceiling French Strobe 2 wire White Ceiling 2 wire White Ceiling 2 wire White Ceiling Red Ceiling Red Ceiling English Red Ceiling French White Ceiling White Ceiling English White Ceiling French White Ceiling Clear Lens Alert Canadian model and WAV CWL align the arrow on the mounting plate with the light on the AV base and rotate the AV base clockwise onto the mounting To attach the System Sensor L series notification appliance to the wire AV base hook the tabs on the top of the product housing into the grooves the wireless AV base Then hinge the product into position to engage the on the product with the terminals on the wireless AV base Make sure the tabs on the back of the product housing fully engage with the wireless base Secure the notification appliance by tightening the single mounting in the front of the product housing See Figure 1 Attach the wireless AV base in a way that it cannot be moved after If attaching to temporary structures such as removable ceiling permanently secure the structure or mount the detector across a ceiling support REPLACEMENT a low battery trouble is indicated in the system replace the batteries in device This message is an indication that approximately one week of radio life remains or 30 minutes of AV battery alarm time Failing to replace at this time could result in output activation Separate indications provided for the AV battery and Radio battery groups Each battery group be replaced independently Do not store unused AV bases with batteries and AV devices attached Storing devices with batteries installed can in output activation replace the batteries in a wireless device use the following steps Have 4 CR123A or DL123A batteries available for each battery group and or RF being replaced Remove the AV device and AV base as one unit from the mounting plate access the battery compartment An optional tamper resist feature be engaged see TAMPER RESISTANCE section for operational in Batteries can be inserted directly into the AV base or pre loaded into the cartridge and inserted as two groups of 4 batteries Remove the batteries and replace with new batteries The battery compartment cartridge indicate the correct orientation of the batteries Carefully the batteries with these markings and do not force them into place batteries in the wrong orientation could physically damage the contacts Return the device to its original location 2 BATTERY LIFE AT TEMPORAL 3 AMBIENT CONDITIONS cd