GRI 289-1 Technical specifications

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION FOR THE
DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM
Models 289-1, 289-2, 289-3 and 289-4
Type SM Signaling Device
ETL Tested To Be In Compliance With Standard For Safety,
UL 2017, and Florida Building Commission Code Requirements,
Per ETL Listing Number 3035022
APPLICATION:
The GRI DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM is designed as an aid to detect
unsupervised access to a pool/spa area by a small child. Monitoring all
doors and windows with magnetic reed switches the DOOR ALERT/POOL
ALARM will sound an alarm should anyone too small to manage the adult
pass through feature attempt access to the pool/spa area. For maximum
protection all moveable openings should be protected in such a manner
by the GRI DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM.
DESCRIPTION:
The GRI DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM uses a microprocessor to monitor
the CLOSED LOOP magnetic reed switches, shunt/cancel button, battery
and power supply voltages, and to provide the timing options. The re-
cessed versions are designed to fit inside a single gang utility box, while
the surface mount versions may easily be mounted to the wall of any
structure.
The 289-1 and 289-2 versions offer a seven second delay in which an
adult may open the protected door, shut it, and then press the shunt/
cancel button without the alarm sounding.
The 289-3 and 289-4 versions alarm instantly if the protected door is open
before the shunt/cancel button is pressed.
All versions must be operated with a 12 volt externally supplied DC power
source. An onboard 9 volt battery can be used, in which case the battery
will perform a backup function should the externally supplied source fail
for any reason. The GRI DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM is designed to
maintain a minimum sound pressure level.
MODEL NUMBER AND VERSION
289-1 Recessed Door Alert/Pool Alarm 7 Second Delay
289-2 Surface Mount Door Alert/Pool Alarm 7 Second Delay
289-3 Recessed Door Alert/Pool Alarm Instant On
289-4 Surface Mount Door Alert/Pool Alarm Instant On
It is suggested that some type of surge protection, such as the GRI CS-1
Current Sensor, be used between the power supply and all GRI Pool Alarms
using external power.
NOTE: Unit will function at minimum 5VDC at a very limited sounder vol-
ume. This power level is considered total battery failure.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Battery Type Standard 9 Volt
Battery Life Approximately 2 weeks
External Power Supply 12V DC 500 mA Output
Applied Voltage must not exceed
15 Volts DC
Low Bat Mode 7V DC
Mounting Height Ref. Local Code
Sounder Rated 85 dB at 10 Ft. (3.5 M)
Switch Closed Loop
WARRANTY: One year against workmanship, material and factory defects.
Figure 2.
Terminal
Connections
& Jumpers
DISCLAIMER
5/23/2007
Battery Clip
Recommended
alkaline battery
TERMINAL TM1TERMINAL TM1
TERMINAL TM1TERMINAL TM1
TERMINAL TM1 PINPIN
PINPIN
PIN
External Power (+) 1
Ground 2
Remote Sounder Controller 3
Remote Reset/Delay Switch 4
Door Contact 5
Remote Sounder Power (+) 6
Alarm Signal 7
The jumpers on JP1 are factory
preselected. Alteration can effect tim-
ing and/or delay function.
JP1 TM1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
JP1
X
X
X
Door
Contact
Connections
The G.R.I. Door Alert/Pool Alarm is not a life saving device. Its’ intent
is to serve strictly as a monitoring device on doors and windows to
help prevent unattended access to pool and spa areas.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
A) Installing the Door Sensor
NOTE: Closed Loop Switch Required.
The GRI DOORALERT/POOL ALARM uses CLOSED LOOP (nor-
mally open) magnetic reed switches. Install the magnetic reed
switch on the door according to the manufacturer’s installation
instructions. If there is a screen door, a switch should be in-
stalled on it as well. The switches should be connected in paral-
lel as in Figure 1. In this configuration the DOOR ALERT/POOL
ALARM will only activate if both doors are open. Next run the
wires from the switch(es) to where the DOOR ALERT/POOL
ALARM will be located on the wall.
B) Installing the DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM
NOTE: The DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM must be mounted as per local
code or regulations.
SURFACE MOUNT VERSION:
Remove the DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM from the surface mount case.
Knockouts are provided on this case for wire access. Attach the surface
mount case directly to the wall or existing fixture, or it may be mounted to
cover a single gang electrical box. Attach the wires from door switch to
terminal TM1 pins 2 and 5. It does not matter which wire goes in which
location. Using an external 12 volt DC supply, run the wires from the
power source to the alarm unit and attach the positive voltage to pin 1 and
ground to pin 2 of terminal TM1.
If battery backup is desired, connect a standard 9 volt battery. The alarm
will beep twice during power up indicating a successful diagnostics test.
Lay the battery in the bottom of the case and reassemble the DOOR
INSTALLATION
WIRING DIAGRAM
Single Door with
Screen
ALERT/POOL ALARM with the button on the bottom and the sounder on
top. Secure with the two screws provided.
RECESSED VERSION:
The recessed version of the DOOR ALERT/POOL ALARM is designed to
fit in a single gang utility box. Run the wires from the door sensor switch(es)
into the utility box. Attach the wires to terminal TM1 pins 2 and 5. It does
not matter which wire goes in which location. Using an external 12 volt
DC supply, run the wires from the power source to the alarm unit and
attach the positive voltage to pin 1 and ground to pin 2 of terminal TM1. If
battery back up is desired, install a standard 9 volt battery on the back of
the DOORALERT/POOL ALARM. The alarm will beep twice during power
up indicating a successful diagnostics test. Finally, insert the DOOR
ALERT/POOL ALARM into the utility box with the button on the bottom
and the sounder on top. Secure with the two screws provided.
PERTAINS TO SURFACE MOUNT AND RECESSED:
To maintain maximum sounder volume, a low battery mode will be initi-
ated. Should the voltage drop below 7 volts the low battery mode will be
triggered and the unit will sound 2 beeps approximately every 3 seconds
for one to two weeks prior to total battery failure. The battery must be
replaced at this time and the cause of power failure determined and re-
stored.
When the alarm is sounding, it can only be turned off by pressing the
shunt/cancel button. If the door is still open 15 seconds after the button
is pressed, the alarm will sound again and continue until the door is closed
and the button is pressed.
WIRING SPECIFICATION:
For connection of optional remote equipment and door contact switches a
Belden CAT5 CL2 or equivalent cable is recommended. For the connection
of the 12 volt power supply to the alarm unit a Belden 18-2 CL2-CMR 300v
60ºC or equivalent wire is recommended. In all cases installer should refer-
ence current local N.E.C. code, and/or code requirements set forth by local
housing authority or code enforcement jurisdiction.
RECOMMENDED SYSTEMS TESTING:
Periodic system testing shall be performed on a weekly basis, and should
incorporate operation of each door and window covered by the system, to
confirm an alarm sounding at each opening. Installation of on-board battery
as redundant power source shall necessitate this testing is performed with
primary power source disconnected. In all cases battery should be replaced
on a regular basis of every 80 to 90 days.
N/O
DOOR
Figure 1. Wiring Diagram
Shunt/Cancel
SCREEN
N/O
Sounder