EMS FireCell FCZ-170-111 User manual

1Pre Installation
5 Power Device
3 Disassemble Device
2Components
device
unpowered
(pins unlinked)
device
powered
(both pins linked)
!
Installation must conform to applicable local installation
codes and
should only be installed by a fully trained
competent person.
Ensure that the device is installed as per the site survey.
The use of a non-metallic spacer should be considered if
mounting the device on to a metal surface.
Do NOT Press the Log On button on a pre-programmed
device. This will cause communication with the Control Panel
to be lost. Should this happen, delete the device from the
system and add it back on.
Wireless Module Mounting Plate
6 Optional Locking
To lock the remote indicator
into the wireless module,
remove the cut out section
as shown.
Disengage the mounting
plate by turning the wireless
module anticlockwise, whilst
pressing down the locking
pin.
Once powered, reassemble the device.
Wireless Remote Indicator Module
Installation Guide
FCX-178-001 Wireless Remote Indicator Module
FCZ-170-111 Remote Indicator Wireless Module Only
117261 Remote Indicator Only
Example shown:
Model FCX-178-001
Part No Product Description
ATTENTION
OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS
FOR HANDLING
ELECTROSTATIC
SENSITIVE 23
Remote Indicator
1
When fitting / replacing batteries; observe correct polarity,
using only specified batteries.
Connect the power jumper across the PIN header.
31 2
First disengage the remote indicator from the wireless module
by turning it anticlockwise. This exposes the wireless module’s
locking pin as shown.
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Wireless Detector Base
PRESS HERE TO
LOG ON
Part No: FCZ-170-111
4 Fix Mounting Plate
Use all four mounting holes to ensure a firm fixing.
Use suitable fasteners and fixings.
THIS WAY UP
WHEN WALL
MOUNTING
When wall mounting, ensure the mounting plate is fitted in the
orientation shown.
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Wireless Detector Base
PRESS HERE TO
LOG ON
Part No: FCZ-170-111
Locking Pin
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7 Configuration
The device’s loop address is configured within the menu structure
of the Radio Hub.
Refer to the Wireless Remote Indicator Programming
Instructions (Doc Ref: TSD115) for further information.
Free to download from
www.emsgroup.co.uk
Operating
Temperature -10°C to 55°C
Storage
Temperature 5°C to 30°C
Humidity Up to 95% non-condensing
Supply 6x AA Alkaline (Panasonic LR6AD Powerline /
Varta 4006 Industrial)
CAUTION!
Fitting of an incorrect battery type invalidates the product certification and
may result in poor performance.
IP Rating IP23
Operating
Frequency 868MHz
Output
Transmitter
Power Auto adjusting 0 - 14 dB (0 - 25 mW)
Dimensions 113mm (Ø) 81mm (D)
Weight 0.40kg
Location Type A: For indoor use
2012/19/EU (WEEE directive):
Products marked with this symbol cannot be
disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the
European Union. For proper recycling, return this
product to your local supplier upon purchase of
equivalent new equipment, or dispose of it at
designated collection points. For more information
see www.recyclethis.info
Dispose of your batteries in an environmentally
friendly manner according to your local
regulations.
European Union
directives
EMS declares that the radio equipment type FireCell
Wireless RIM is in compliance with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration of
conformity is available at the following internet
address:
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Certification
Certification body
CPR Certificate DOP 0359-CPR-00127
0359
10
Specification
E N54-25:2008. Incorporating corrigenda September
2010 and March 2012. Fire detection and fire alarm
systems.
Part 25: Components using radio links.
Approved to
Regulatory Information
Manufacturer EMS Ltd. Technology House, Herne Bay, Kent,
CT6 8JZ, United Kingdom
Year of
manufacture See devices serial number label
To unlock the device, insert
a flat bladed screwdriver
into the release slot and
turn the remote indicator
anticlockwise to release, as
shown.
6 Unlocking
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