Simplex Annunciators, 4602 Series Graphic Panels

Multi Application Peripherals Accessories Series Graphic Panels R Kirkland Listed Multi Color Graphics Provide Accurate Plan Detail GP3 Series Features LED Annunciation is Mounted in the Floor Graphic Area Optional Switches are Mounted in the Trim External to the Floor Plan GP4 Series Features LED Annunciation and Optional Switches be Mounted in the Floor Plan Graphic in the Trim Area Optional Input Switch Types Single or Double Throw Push Button Key Enabled Selection for Fan or Damper or Other Functions Keyed Reset Control Compatible with Simplex RCU SCU for 4005 4020 4100 4120 4002 Series Fire Alarm Control Panels Packaging Choices Select Cabinets and Doors as Required Cabinets are Semi Flush or Surface Mount Serial Data Communications Single Twisted Shielded Pair Supervised from Simplex Fire Alarm Panel and Cabinet Color Beige Parameters 24 VDC from FACP RCU SCU from FACP RH 86 F 30 C 32 F to 120 F C to 49 C per I O Module Standby 60 mA Alarm 2 1 2 A maximum LED Drive 150 mA LED maximum 1 PIR 6 6 WATCH TOUR 2 WT S H WT WATCH TOUR 3 2 SENSOR 2 16 17 604 DETECTOR 1 WT WATCH TOUR 1 DETECTOR ROOM DC GP4 SERIES ANNUNCIATOR annunciator panels provide site specific floor plans and illuminated status to repeat activity displayed at the fire control panel When required status and other pre assigned control can be added The combination of floor graphics and status annunciation may improve when investigating reported fire 4602 series GP3 and GP4 graphic panels communicate using Simplex electronics Remote Command Command Unit RCU SCU are serial and require a single shielded pair is selectable for either SCU or RCU per I O module Operation provides control of 16 LEDs per I O module Operation provides control of 8 LEDs and 4 Typical switch operations are Trouble Silence Alarm Silence System Reset Manual Evacuation 1996 Simplex Time Recorder Co 08 96 page 1 of 2 DESCRIPTION LED Annunciator with Switches in Trim graphic display area is a multi color printed laminate designed specifically LED annunciation Panel lamination consists of a coating a full color image and a 1 8 3.2 mm backing LEDs mount through holes in the of the display If control switches are required are mounted in the trim away from the display A clear front panel is applied over the LEDs the display to provide tamper resistance LED Annunciator with Switches in Graphic construction is similar to the GP3 except it is specifically for both LEDs and switches to installed in the graphic display area The GP4 lamination consists of a velvet textured face a full color image mounted in display area and a 1 8 3.2 mm aluminum Alert A common piezoelectric tone alert sounds on any alarm or trouble input Trouble An LED that glows steady when trouble condition exists in the system The trouble remains on until the trouble condition is Test A push button or keyswitch that is used manually test the tone alert and all of the LEDs Switches SPDT or DPDT rated 3 A 28 VDC wired to a terminal strip Switch Normally open momentary keyswitch 3 A 28 VDC wired to a terminal strip Switches SPDT or DPDT rated 3 A VDC Available as standard or three position version wired to a terminal strip GRAPHIC ANNUNCIATOR I O MODULE SELECTION CHART TYPE SELECT ONE Mounted Graphic With Cabinet and Door Mounted Graphic With Cabinet Without Door Mounted Graphic for Custom Mounting TYPE SELECT AS REQUIRED I O Module Select for RCU or SCU Operation Mode mode supports 16 LEDs 150 mA per LED mode supports 8 LEDs 150 mA per LED and 4 switches SIZE SELECT ONE Unit Supports a Maximum of 4 4602 7101 Modules Unit Supports a Maximum of 8 4602 7101 Modules Unit Supports a Maximum of 16 4602 7101 Modules SELECT AS REQUIRED Trim Beige I O RCU SCU Board Only Each equipment requirement must also include specific graphic and annunciator details SERIES GP3 GP4 GRAPHIC ANNUNCIATOR DIMENSION REFERENCE WIDTH DEPTH WIDTH 3 4 527 mm 1 4 921 mm 3 4 654 mm 1 4 108 mm 3 8 670 mm 1 8 1324 mm Massachusetts 01441 0001 U S A and Representatives Throughout the World visit our homepage specifications and other information shown were current as of printing and are subject to change without notice 08 96 page 2 of 2