Gamewell-FCI Flex GWF402 & GWF404 Two and Four Zone FACPs

Conventional Control Panels Series GWF 402 404 Panels and Four Zone Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panels pull stations tamper switches Flex 402 is a two zone fire alarm control panel FACP and the Flex 404 is a four FACP These control panels provide reliable fire signaling protection for small to retail office multi family or other similar commercial or institutional Initiating Device Circuits IDCs for the Flex Series panels are categorized as Class Power Limited and operate in Class B Style B Each panel is compatible with the types of conventional input devices two wire smoke detectors four wire smoke detectors water flow devices addition each panel is compatible with other normally open contact devices These include the System Sensor i3 Series microprocessor based detectors with features like drift compensation maintenance alert and freeze warning For a listing of compatible devices refer to the Device Compatibility Document 52195 outputs include one Notification Appliance Circuit NAC on the Flex 402 and two on the Flex 404 NACs are categorized as Class 2 power limited and operate in B Style Y Each FACP has a Form C alarm and trouble relay and 24 VDC applications resettable power In addition the Flex 404 has a Form C relay and a special application non resettable power output The FACP wiring AC voltage and battery level activation of a compatible smoke detector or any normally open fire alarm device will do the following Activate the audible and the visual signaling devices Illuminate an indicating LED Sound the piezo sounder at the FACP Activate the FACP alarm relay Operate any optional modules used to notify a remote station Initiate an auxiliary control function BENEFITS GWF402 G GWF404 G Listed under UL 864 9th Flex 402 Two Class B B IDC zones one B Style Y NACs Flex 404 Four Class B B IDC zones two B Style Y NACs Optional NAC Class A Module Flex Offers the following Displays silent or synchronization programmability ADA compliant strobe synchronization ANSI audible signals as required by NFPA 72 Silence inhibit auto silence non silenceable Selective Silence mute horns keep strobes lit Temporal or steady signal walk test from keypad Zone disable alarm selectable zone Includes the following Acknowledge Silence Alarm Walk Test Reset Zone enable disable Contains the following indicators Alarm NAC fault Supervisory System Power Trouble Maintenance Walk Test Trouble one per zone Alarm Silence AC Charger Battery Fault on pcb NAC Zone Disable Provides alarm Uses a low AC voltage automatic charger Has a Piezo sounder for trouble and Used to convert Class B Style B IDCs to Class A Style D and B Style Y NACs to Class A Style Z Mounts in FACP Flex 404 Second 100VA transformer for maximum accessory power in FACP Flex 404 only Transmitter module provides output for the local energy box transmitter and alarm and trouble reverse polarity in FACP Flex 402 Flex 404 Zone relay module provides Form C relays Alarm Zones 1 2 4 System Alarm Trouble Mounts in FACP Flex 404 only LED interface module supports the GWSAN 404 remote supervises annunciator wiring for open conditions in FACP Flex 404 only Four input channel dual line digital alarm communicator DACT Input channels are compatible with normally relay contacts are supervised and fully programmable with public switched telephone networks and compatible most central station receivers Flex 404 only Remote annunciator mounts in single gang electrical provides LED indication of Alarm Zones 1 2 3 4 and System Flex 404 only Information Flex 402 conventional FACP 2 zones 120 VAC red Flex 404 conventional FACP 4 zones 120 VAC red EOL resistor 4.7K ohm watt Flex 402 and Flex 404 Installation Operation Manual Class A converter for initiating device circuits and notification circuits cannot be used on Flex 402 Transformer expands NAC circuit power from 3 to 5 amps Transmitter module for remote station output or municipal connection Relay module four relays by zone alarm and trouble 24VDC Remote annunciator driver 24 VDC supports GWSAN 404 Four channel dual slave programmer DACT Form C relay and capability with enclosure requires PRO 411 Programmer used with 411UD 411UDAC LED remote annunciator for Flex 404 four alarms one requires 4XLMF Battery box houses 2 batteries 7 18 Ah max 2 of 3 9021 60292 E 10 26 2018 Series GWF 402 404 Panels Technical Specifications Power 120 VAC 50 60Hz 2.3 A Max charging circuit 27.6 VDC 0.8A Max capacity 18 Ah Two 7Ah batteries fit inside the Device Alarm zones 1 2 Flex 402 Flex 404 IDC Alarm zones 3 4 Flex 404 only All zones Style B Class B Class 2 Power Limited circuitry Voltage Nominal 20 VDC Current 15 mA minimum Circuit Current 40 mA maximum Current 4 mA Loop Resistance 100 ohms Flex Series GWF402 and GWF404 panels are to comply with the following standards Standards UL 864 9th Edition LISTINGS AND APPROVALS listings and approvals apply to the modules in this document In some cases certain or applications may not be listed by certain agencies or listing may be in process factory for latest listing status S521 Fire Dept COA 366 04 3 7300 1703 0161 9001 Certification 3 is a trademark of International Inc is a registered trademark Underwriter Laboratories document is not intended be used for installation We try to keep our information up to and accurate We cannot all specific applications anticipate all requirements specifications are subject to without notice of origin U S A NAC Flex 402 NACs Flex 404 NAC Class B Style Y Class 2 Power Limited circuitry Voltage Nominal 24 VDC Signaling Current 2.5 A total 5.0 A Flex with an optional transformer Line Impedance 1.5 volt drop Relays Trouble Alarm Supervisory Flex 404 Ratings 2 A 30 VAC resistive Operating voltage nominal 24 VDC Class 2 Power Limited circuitry Available Current 500 mA Voltage nominal 24 VDC Class 2 Power Limited circuitry Available Current 500 mA Dimensions 15.3 x 14.7 x 0.3 39 x 37 x 1 cm 15.0 x 14.5 x 3.0 x 37 x 8 cm AND HUMIDITY RANGES system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0 49 120 and at a relative humidity 93 2 noncondensing at 32 2 90 3 the useful life of the system standby batteries the electronic components may be adversely affected extreme temperature ranges and humidity Therefore is recommended that this system and its peripherals be in an environment with a normal room of 15 27 80 Gamewell FCI Clintonville Road CT 06472 1610 E 10 18 Honeywell International Inc