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A nominal sound output of 100dB(A) is achieved at a current consumption of 5mA in the case of the sounder and 8mA for the sounder beacon. Many control panels will be able to drive up to 20 sounders and up to 15 sounder beacons per loop on average. The maximum number of devices that may be connected to a particular loop should. The sounder also offers synchronization of continuous and pulsed tones. This ensures the integrity of the alert signals – tones from different sounders do not merge into one signal that could be mistaken for an 'evacuate' tone. The open-area alarm devices respond to their own individual address set with a DIL switch. They can also respond to a 'Group Address' which allows multiple sounders to be controlled simultaneously. A group address may be any spare address between 112 and 126 and is selected by means of a 4 segment DIL switch. A device under group address control must have an individual address between 1 and 111 otherwise a fault value of 4 is transmitted. Devices not using the group address facility may be addressed at any address (1–126).
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FEATURES:
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Two volume settings 92dB(A) and 100dB(A)
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Synchronization of tones and flashes
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Individual & group addressing
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Built-in isolator (EN54 versions only)
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Wire-to-base for simple interchange of device
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Device locking facility
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Model: 58000-041AEL
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Maximum Loop Current consumption at 24V |
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