Eaton HSPA Datasheet

Technical Data TD450007EN power speaker arrays High Power Speaker Arrays HPSA 7100 R Series from broadcast crisp intelligible voice messages and tones over outdoor coverage areas where immediate notification is essen Designed to meet Life Safety requirements CE mark approval TUV certification this wide area Mass Notification System MNS industry leading intelligibility using an advanced amplifica system design Deployed on a static pole affixed to a building mounted on a rooftop the HPSAs have a variety of installation These Giant Voice speaker arrays ensure that you get the message to the right person at the right time HPSA 7100 R Series can be integrated and controlled by either Fire Alarm Control Panels FACP or Eaton SAFEPATH Voice Evacuation Systems or SAFEPATH Mass Notification SPMNS The supervised NAC input of the HPSA is to activate and de activate audio at the HPSA by applying VDC in the appropriate polarity or contact closure The NAC input not accept audio directly There is a separate input to bring into the HPSA that supports 100 70 25 or 1 audio Omni directional Directional February 2017 Supersedes November 2016HPSA 7100 R seriesfirealarmresources com Data TD450007EN February 2017 benefits Highly intelligible live voice and tone announcements Energy and cost efficient advanced amplification system lower current draw and increased battery life requiring speakers and significantly less power for a substantially range see specifications Continuous emergency operation regardless of primary outage Omni directional and directional speaker coverage options battery charger maintains batteries at optimal charge and supervises the batteries for multiple fault conditions Six discrete Form C trouble signals No AC No Battery Battery Door Open tamper Amplifier Fault Driver Fault Multiple HPSAs can be controlled by one source read these specifications and associated installation instructions using specifying or installing this product applications Integrated with a facility audio source agnostic HPSA 7100 R Series can function as mass emergency communications personnel notification citizen warning system for natural or man made disasters can also be used for training and exercises general crowd control and special events 2 4 6 or 8 horns varies by model Assembly horn driver with cover number varies by number Electronics cabinet includes audio and monitoring bridge four 65AH batteries Battery cable Pedestal stand kit M37 00056 Mounting options include HRNMT 100 and HRNMT 250 Optional microphone for set up and testing HPSA MIC 500 ft speaker wire kit CAB SPKR KIT HPSA 7100 V KIT for all 100V and 70V applications additional information see separate specification sheets and mounting dimensions horns can be deployed on a static pole affixed to a building or on a roof The diameter of the pole for the HPSA speaker must be 4.5 to 6 Pole and mounting accessories are not with the HPSA Assembly HPSA 7104 R Assembly HPSA 7108 R Assembly HPSA 7106 R dimensions 1 Wall sptaktr sorNbt electronics cabinet view view 2 EltcorNnics cabinto www eaton comHPSA 7100 R seriesfirealarmresources com Data TD450007EN February 2017 1 SptcificaoiNns Number Horns 2 PrNduco ftaourts Interface input contact input input quality outputs Specifications cabinet dimensions cabinet weight dimensions weight material weight mounting pipe pole b mount pedestal kit b cable kit b wire b size ratings C 30 m a Rangea Radius C 480 m 732 m 927 m 1268 m C 30 m a Rangea Radius C 366 m 480 m 683 m 878 m 63.5 cm 129.5 cm 195.6 cm 261.6 cm Kit lbs 23.6 kg lbs 47.2 kg lbs 70.8 kg lbs 94.4 kg Activation 9 VDC 17 mA Max Activation alternative to NAC Input 250ms 1 K Ohms VRMS 70.7 VRMS 25 VRMS or 1 VRMS selectable 100 VRMS and 70.7 VRMS require model HPSA 7100 V KIT which is sold input quality for the HPSA is crucial The input audio source must have the ability to accept and play the 1KHz test tone to calibrate the HPSA C dry contact 2 Amps 30VDC resistive Max Trouble Signals 6 provided AC No Battery Low Battery Tamper Fault and Driver Fault W x 48 H 60 with pedestals x 12 D 91.4 x 121.9 152.4 with pedestals x 30.5 cm lbs not including batteries 49.9 kg Total weight with batteries 322 lbs 146 kg 2 W x 2 1 H x 1 4 7 16 D 96.52 cm x 63.5 cm x 41.91 cm 2 horns with drivers omni directional lbs for each horn and driver kit pair 23.6 kg aluminum alloy horn construction provides long service life without material fatigue lbs each 24 kg 4.5 11 cm outside diameter OD Maximum 6 OD 15.25 cm M37 00056 raises the cabinet 12 30.5 cm from the ground CAB SPKR KIT 500 ft 152 m long 16 AWG stranded non shielded marine rated AWG stranded two conductor jacketed cable Non shielded either twisted or non twisted approved for outdoor use The distance of the cable length between the HPSA and each driver is limited to maximum of 100 feet Lines 12 AWG limited to 14 AWG for connectors Lines 12 AWG Mains 10 AWG to 240 VAC 50 to 60 Hz Single phase Universal AC Auto switching Amps 55.4 VDC 48 Volts nominal VDC hrs followed by 60 min continuous voice minutes voice AC Supply 4 Amp maximum 4 deep cycle discharge AGM SLA batteries 65 AH each connected in series Including Standby voltage current input voltage voltage time signaling time charger response harmonic distortion protection circuit protection impedance temperature cabinet rating protection Field testing was performed in accordance with ANSI ASA S12.14 1992 reaffirmed September 11 2007 Actual SPL performance will depend on parameters such as site design topogra D Hz to 6,000 Hz THD N Capable 10 THD N Max to achieve specified SPL levels than 90 at full load Auto Recovery Ohm Typical F to 140 F 20 C to 60 C 4X IP66 UL508 cabinet lightning protection on mains external interfaces and speaker lines climate and foliage Not included with the HPSA 7100 R series www eaton comHPSA 7100 R seriesfirealarmresources com Data TD450007EN February 2017 battery charger fNr 4 strits cNnntcotd staltd ltad acid SLA baootritse Maximum of 56VDC 14 V battery 2.33 V cell Operates in a constant current mode limited to a total of four amperes battery charger maintains batteries at optimal charge state and supervises the batteries for multiple fault conditions maintenance Check all HPSA batteries once a month for optimal power twice a month if the batteries are used excessively If the power con drops below the working level as specified in the operator manuals the batteries may need to be replaced Note batteries are not under the Cooper Notification limited warranty wire Visually check once a week all wiring for frays cuts and kinking recommended is to refer to the MNS maintenance schedule as specified by the Unified Facilities Criteria UFC code section 4 021 01 schedules are to be followed to standard operating systems SOP set forth by the UFC and or WAVES Administr