CQR ALTO User manual

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CQR Security. 125, Pasture Road, Moreton, Wirral. CH46 4TH, United Kingdom
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Environmental Advice.
This product is covered by current WEEE regulations. Please consider the eect on the
environment when disposing of it. Do not put in a domestic waste bin. Only dispose of
at an appointed recycling centre.
Description
Operating and Installation
Instructions
RoHS compliant. SO/ALTO/WH Issue 05
SO/ALTO/*/G/S5
* Denotes Colour
Internal Warning Device
Technical
Nominal Voltage: 13.6 volts DC
Voltage range: 9-15 volts DC
Sounder Type: Tone (Piezo)
Sound output level : 110 dB (A) @ 1 metre
Continuous Sound only current: 107mA @ 13.6 volts dc
Alternating Sound only current: 90mA @ 13.6 volts dc
(
110mA @15 volts dc/ 80mA @ 9 volts dc)
Temperature Range: -15° C to +40° C
Sound Duration: Determined by control panel.
Tamper Detection
Lid and mounting surface removal.
Housing
Base Material: ABS
Lid Material: ABS
Dimension (mm): 115mm x 115mm x 32mm
EN50131-1:2006 + A1:2009
:Security Grade 3 Environmental Class II
EN50131-4:2009
Warning device type : Internal Remotely Powered
Safety Precautions
Always observe local regulations when disposing of this unit
Plastic bags can suocate, always dispose of packaging carefully
Specications
Low prole design.
110 dB sound output.
Selectable alternating or continuous tone.
Low current consumption.
Tamper protected lid and mounting.
Tamper
Continuous sound only
-ve
+ve
Not Connected
#1 = Continuous Sound +ve
#2 = Alternating Sound +ve
GND = Common -ve
Tamper x 2 = Lid and mounting surface tamper.
Connection Examples
This remotely powered internal sounder can be installed in security systems up to and
including Grade 3 Environmental class II in accordance with EN50131:2006 + A1:2009. It is
certied by Telecation to EN50131-4:2009. The warning device gives an audible signal of
alarm activation. The sound output is selectable for either alternating or continuous tone.
It is also protected against tampering by means of lid removal and removal from the
mounting surface.
SW SW GND #2 #1
Tamper
Alternating sound only
-ve
+ve
Not Connected
SW SW GND #2 #1
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Features Mounting Instructions
Piezo Sounder
Wiring Terminals
Front Back
Sound Louvres
Mounting Holes.
Cable Entry
Tamper Mechanism
Open Lid
#1= Continuous Tone +ve
#2= Alternating Tone +ve
Wiring Options
Identify a suitable mounting location for the sounder on a at wall. To remove the lid,
unscrew the retaining screw on the front face, grip both sides and hinge the lid up as shown
opposite. Using the sounder as a template, mark the xing points on the surface of the
selected location. Drill 4 x 5mm holes for the enclosed wall plugs, insert the wall plugs into
the holes, feed the cable through the cable entry point on the sounder and using the
enclosed screws, x the sounder to the selected location.
Please note in order for the sounders tamper protection to detect unauthorised removal from
the mounting surface, the tamper xing screw hole must be used, do not overtighten this
screw as this is a one time operation and if broken or damaged the sounder will need to be
replaced.
There are ve terminals for the connection of wires as shown above. To activate either the
alternating or continuous sound, connect a negative to the common negative terminal
(GND) and connect a positive to the appropriate positive terminal (#1 or #2). To stop the
sound, remove the positive or negative supply.
Please note that continuous tone does not comply with EN50131-4.
Removal from surface
tamper xing screw
SW SW GND#2 #1
For Siren
#1-Steady Tone(+)
#2-Warble Tone(+)
GND-Ground(-)
SW SW GND #2 #1
For Siren
#1-Steady Tone(+)
#2-Warble Tone(+)
GND-Ground(-)
SW= Tamper Switch
GND= Common -ve
Lid Retaining Screw Hole
Removal from surface
tamper xing screw