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PVX-4Z-RM
VOICE EVACUATION
ACCESSORIES
mFG. #8830045 - REV a
06/13
Zone Splitters:
Features
• 4 Class B Supervised Audio Outputs PVX-4Z
• 2 Class A Supervised Audio Outputs PVX-2ZA
• Individual Zone Switches
• All Call Switch
• Automatic General Alarm Zones. Selectable when Alarm is
Silenced Optional Alarm by Zone.
• Individual LEDs indicate Zone Selection
• Individual LEDs indicate Zone Trouble
• Up to 8 Zones Mounted in PVX 25/50
• Up to 16 Zones Mounted in PVX 100/75
• UL Listed
• Made in USA
Description
The PVX-4Z or PVX-2ZA Zone Splitters allow the output of any
Evax Ssytems audio amplier to supervise and drive multiple zones.
Individual zone select switches are provided which allow the manual
selection of any or all voice evacuation zones for emergency paging.
Automatic zone selection may be provided by the zone splitters
by the connection of normally-open contacts from the Fire Alarm
Control Panel (FACP) or other auxillary control system.
• An "ALL-CALL" Switch is provided which will select all
voice evacuation zones for emergency paging.
• Individual LEDs are provided to annunciate zone status of either
"Zone Active" or "Zone Fault".
• All PVX-Series Zone Splitters are compatible with 25 V and 70 V
voice evacuation system amplier outputs.
Ordering Information
Description Model Number
Zone Splitter PVX-4Z 3510001
-Four Zone,
Class B Operation
Zone Splitter PVX-2ZA 3510010
-Two Zone,
Class A Operation
Remote Paging PVX-RM 3510002
Microphone Panel
Remote Paging Microphone PVX-SC 3510003
Supervisory Card
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Voice EvacSpeaker Circuit
Voice Evac SpeakerCircuit
Fire Alarm
Strobe Circuit
Typical Application of PVX-4Z Zone Splitter
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EOLR
EOLR
Fire Alarm
Strobe Circuit
Simplied Block Diagram
Class “B”
Class “A”
PVX-4Z
or
PVX-2ZA
1
23
4
56
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
TB3
TB2
TB1
8
TB2
TB1
TB1
TB3 TB2
5
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
23456781 2 3456781
12 345678
Normal
Alarm
Trouble
System Status LEDs
6912-0328:0220S25376
printed in usa mFG. #8830045 - reV a
06/13
PAGE 2 OF 2
PVX-4Z-RM
VOICE EVACUATION
ACCESSORIES
Remote Microphone Panel:
Features
• All-Call Remote Microphone
• Overrides alarm tone and automatic message
• Any number of remote microphones
• Dead Front Cover Construction
• Paging Microphone with Press to Talk Button
• "In-Use" and "Fault" LEDs.
• Supervised Wiring
• May be located up to 5,000 feet away from Voice Evac Panel.
The PVX-RM is a supervised remote microphone for use with the
EVAX 25(50) voice evacuation system. The microphone provides
crystal-clear live voice messages over the system speakers.
Ideal for use when the re alarm panels are in an electrical room, and
the annunciator and microphone
are in the lobby.
The PVX-RM is perfectly suited for applications in gymnasiums,
nightclubs, auditoriums, churches, and other places of assembly.
Locate at control rooms, guard stations, and reception areas.
Up to 5 PVX-RM Panels may be connected to a single PVX-SC
Supervisory Card. This provides supervision of the wires to the
PVX-RM and they may be located up to 5000 feet away.
Housed in an attractive surface or semi-ush mounted backbox, with a
hinged locking door. The PVX-RM features dead front
construction, a microphone with a “Press-to-Talk” button, and
discreet LEDs to display “In-Use” and “Fault” status.
Blackbox Dim: 8 x 10 x 3" (w x h x d)
Color: Red (standard) Charcoal Grey (optional)
Operation
In the normal (Standby) mode, announcements can be made from any
remote microphone at any time. Simply keying any remote
microphone will allow a manual paging message to be broadcast in an
“ALL-CALL” mode.
If multiple remote microphones are used, and two or more are
simultaneously keyed, then the rst microphone keyed will have
paging priority. The paging microphone in the master will always have
priority over any and all remote microphones. The PVX-RM can be
wired for general public address, and will be automatically disabled
on alarm.
In the alarm mode, the keying of any remote microphone will
interrupt any pre-recorded tone or message, and will allow manual
voice evacuation messages to take priority. When the microphone
Press-to-Talk key is released, the automatic pre-recorded voice
evacuation message (typically tone and voice) will be replayed from
the start.
In Use
Fault
RemoteMicrophone
PVX 25/50
Typical Application of Remote Microphone
5000 feet
Supervisory
Card
PVX-RM
PVX-SC
TB1
TB3 TB2
5
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
23456781 2 3456781
12 345678
Normal
Alarm
Trouble
System Status LEDs
6CONDUCTORS
SHIELDED