Simplex 4001-9403 and -9404 Fire Alarm Systems ™ Installation and Operating Instructions

BSimplex and 9404 Alarm Systems and Operating 1995 Simplex Time Recorder Co specifications other were current as of publication are subject change without notice your Time Recorder Co Office listed in the Pages under Fire Alarm Warranty Registration OF CONTENTS DEFINITIONS 1 1 and Equipment Required Notes Requirements Wiring Specifications Check List System Wiring PROCEDURES Panel Mounting and Wiring Peripheral Devices Wiring Checkout Procedure Panel Terminal Connections Suppressor Zone Disconnect or Combination Transient Suppressor Zone Disconnect Terminal Connections Programming Power Up Panel During an Alarm Condition to Recognize Normal Trouble and Alarm Indications to Operate to Reset the Fire Alarm System Following an Alarm Condition to Operate to Do in Case of Trouble Verification Feature to Test the System to Perform the LED Test the Sprinkler System Panel when Water is Flowing TESTING 30 30 J HAZARD should be performed by qualified Simplex when making instructions only apply to United States installations DEFINITIONS be operated manually or actuated automatically heat detectors smoke detectors sprinkler A device which when actuated an alarm Such devices depending on their type response to smoke flame heat or water flow Examples pull switches etc horns bells chimes etc A device that produces an audible and or visual alarm signal in response a fire of the fire alarm system electrically operated visual signaling device having one or more lamps or LEDS to display Device A device used to terminate a supervised circuit A circuit to which automatic or manual initiating devices are connected Energy Master Box A municipal master box that uses electrical energy mechanism See definition electromagnetic shunt master box the protected premises A circuit to which notification appliances are connected Master Box A municipal master box that uses electrical energy mechanism See definition the municipal local energy master box electromagnetic alarm system A designated area of a building Commonly zones within a building are annunciated aid in locating a fire 4001 9403 and 9404 are four zone electrically supervised alarm panels The 4007 9403 connects a 12OVAC 60 Hz source The 4007 9404 connects a 220 24OVAC 50 Hz source system contains one notification appliance circuit battery standby power and battery charger systems provide an early warning evacuation signal for building occupants a fire occurs The systems consist Alarm initiating detectors heat detectors pull stations etc Alarm notification Horns bells and visual units A control panel system may also contain optional the 9403 and 9404 operate the 9403 same except for input power we will discuss system operation as it applies are installed the building and connected on the panel Each initiating device is given a zone number 1 2 3 or 4 Thus the various areas of the can be designated as zone 1 zone 2 zone 3 or zone 4 The control panel monitors each zone for troubles alarms one of four initiating device Continued are connected appliances a central location are building provide acceptable a notification appliance on the control panel The control panel activates These operate exists the panel LEDs indicate the location and type of condition system using the LED indicators and switches on the control panel