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FASPKR & SPKSTR-24CLP SERIES

ANSI/UL AND CAN/ULC COMPLIANT

CAUTION: Strobe light

must be installed within

16 feet of the pillow when

used in a sleeping area.

550-0596

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MODELS

FASPKR*................ LOW PROFILE CEILING OR WALL MOUNT SPEAKER WITHOUT STROBE

SPKSTR-24CLP*...... LOW PROFILE CEILING MOUNT SPEAKER WITH S ELECT

ABLE STROBE

*Includes one or more of the following designators, P (plain), R (red) or W (white).

I. INTRO DUCTI

The Potter Electric FASPKR and SPKSTR-24CLP is a high quality speaker and speaker/strobe ANSI/UL Listed for fire protective signaling systems. The high intensity strobe

utilizes a Xeno

n flash tube which gen

erates a high-intensity light visible fro

m all sides. The SPKSTR-24CLP strobe is ANSI/UL Listed in compliance with ANSI/UL 1971,

Sig nalin g Appliances for the Hearing Impaired.

II. PRODUCT INFORMATION

The FASPKR a

nd SPKSTR-24CLP S

eries speaker and speaker/strobe o ffer a choice o f field selectable power taps, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2 a nd 4 Watts for either 25v or 70.7v

audio a

lifiers. The SPK

STR-24CLP speaker/strobe offers the option of a h

ig h intensity strobe w h

ich complies with ANSI/UL 1971. T

he frequency range of the sp eakers is

400-4000Hz. All devices a re suitable

for lin e sup

ervision. Speaker includes DC blocking capacitor which allows fo r supervisio n volta ge

of either polarity.

III. LOCA

TION

This appliance

is inte nded for use in Fire Alarm Systems and is to be installed in accordance with this installation manual, the recomme

ndation o f the local authorities h aving

jurisdictio n, and oth er NFPA Standards th at provide standards on notification appliances for protective signaling systems. The Potter Electric FASPKR and SPKSTR-24CLP

Series is inte nded for indoor installa

tion only. This ap

pliance is notlisted fo r

tdooro

r d rip proof applica

tio ns.

**Effective Intensity Requirements for Sleeping Area

Visible Notification Appliance

Distance from Ceiling to Top of Lens Intensity

greater than or equal to 24" (610mm) 110 Cd

less than 24" (610mm) 177 Cd

SPKSTR-24CLP PRODUCT INFORMATION

The visual signal must be in the direct viewing area of the occupant in order to be seen.

Strobe light cannot be seen when objects such as doors, furniture or walls block strobe light.

NOTICE: VISUAL SIGNALS FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED ARE ONLY ONE METHOD OF ALERTING THE HEARING IMPAIRED. VISUAL SIGNALS MAY NOT BE THE

PREFERRED METHOD FOR NOTIFYING ALL HEARING IMPAIRED INDIVIDUALS.

NOTICE: THE STROBE LIGHT MUST BE SEEN BY THE SLEEPING PERSON. IF THE PERSON HAS HEAD TURNED OR OTHERWISE UNABLE TO BE ALERTED BY

VISUAL, THE STROBE WILL NOT BE EFFECTIVE.

Room Spacing for Ceiling-Mounted Visible Appliances per NFP

A 72, 2013 Edi tion

Minim

um Required Light Output ( Effecti

ve Intensi

ty, Cd; One Li ght)

Maximum Room Size M

aximum

C ei

ling Hei

ght

etersFeet 10 Foot Ceiling 20 Foot Ceiling 30 Foot Ceiling

6.10 x 6.10 20 x

20 15 30 55

9.14 x 9.14 30 x

30 30 45 75

13.4 x 13.4 44 x

44 75 75 N

15.2 x 15.2 50 x

50 NANA95

ADDITIONAL CAN/ULC LISTED PRODUCT INFORMATION IS FOUND ON PAGE 4

NA = Not allowable

UNIVERSAL MOUNT LOW PROFILE SPEAKER AND

CEILING MOUNT LOW PROFILE SPEAKER/STROBE

550-0596

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SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS

1. To select the proper wattage input for the speaker, move the jumper to the appropriate pin.

2. Always maintain electrical isolation between speaker and strobe wiring on combination units.

3. Do not exceed 130% of rated speaker voltage. If excessive distortion is heard, check amplifier for signal clipping. If clipping exists, reduce either amplifier input or gain.

4. Four screws are provided, two for securing speaker to the back box and two for aesthetics. The two non-functional screws will be held in place by the pressure fit of the

faceplate.

IV. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

NOTICE: DC VOLTAGE RANGE LIMITS: 16-33V. FWR VOLTAGE RANGE LIMITS: 16-33V. THIS PRODUCT WAS ONLY TESTED TO THE STATED VOLTAGE RANGE(S);

DO NOT APPLY 80% AND 110% OF THIS RANGE FOR SYSTEM OPERATION.

CLEAR Lens Strobe Current Ratings

Use with SPKSTR-24CLP Products

Candela

Regulated 24VDC

Max. Operating

Current (mA)

Regulated 24VFWR

Max. Operating

Current (mA)

15 120 190

30 120 191

75 200 277

95 220 298

115 290 418

Field Selectable Power Tap Selection - Reverberant (dBA @ 10ft.)

Voltage 1/8 Watt 1/4 Watt 1/2 Watt 1 Watt 2 Watt 4 Watt

25 Volts 74.6 dBA 77.7 dBA 80.5 dBA 83.1 dBA 85.6 dBA 87.9 dBA

70.7 Volts 73.7 dBA 76.7 dBA 79.6 dBA 82.5 dBA 85.4 dBA 87.9 dBA

Visual signal should NEVER be relied upon as the primary fire alert for the hearing impaired under these common sense conditions:

a. Sleeping face down on the bedding or pillow

b. Use of sleep medications of any kind

c. Use of alcoholic beverages or recreational drugs

d. Use of eye shades

e. If there are tendencies of deep sleep conditions

f. If a fire cuts power to AC circuits, the visual signal will not operate

g. If person is not within line of sight of visual signals

Under these and other similar common situations an alternate fire alert method such as a non-hearing impaired attendant is needed. The visual signal only

increases the chance of being alerted to the presence of fire. No system of this type can fully protect the hearing impaired in case of fire.

CAUTION

WHEN INSTALLING, ROUTE FIELD WIRING AWAY FROM SHARP

PROJECTIONS, CORNERS AND INTERNAL COMPONENTS.

NOTICE: DO NOT USE LOOPED

WIRE UNDER TERMINALS.

BREAK WIRE RUN TO PROVIDE

SUPERVISION OF CONNECTION.

PANEL VOLTAGE - DEVICE MINIMUM VOLTAGE

TOTAL CURRENT DRAW

* INCLUDES WIRE TO AND FROM APPLIANCE.

ASSUMES ALL APPLIANCES ARE AT THE END OF WIRE RUN (WORST CASE).

CAUTION: APPLIES ONLY TO REGULATED SUPPLIES.

*MAX. WIRE DISTANCE (IN FEET) = X WIRE CONDUCTIVITY (STROBE ONLY)

NOTICE: ALL STROBES ARE DESIGNED TO FLASH AS SPECIFIED WITH CONTINUOUS APPLIED VOLTAGE. THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE ON CODED OR

PULSING SIGNALING CIRCUITS. HOWEVER, USE OF THE AVSM CONTROL MODULE IS PERMITTED TO SYNCHRONIZE THE STROBE.

NOTICE: REFERENCE AVSM CONTROL MODULE MANUAL (550-0598, DATED 2-1-13) FOR SYNCHRONIZATION MODULE WIRING DIAGRAMS. AVSM MANUAL CAN BE OBTAINED BY

CALLING POTTER ELECTRIC SIGNAL COMPANY AT 1-800-325-3936.

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V. MOUNTING ROUGH-IN BOX AND RUN WIRING

MOUNTING - SPEAKER

TO SPKRBB BACK BOX

WALL OR CEILING MOUNT

MOUNTING - SPEAKER/STROBE

To 4” Square x 2 1/8” Deep

METALLIC BACK BOX - CEILING MOUNT

SPKSTR-24CLP FIELD SELECTABLE CANDELA SELECTOR

Adjust intensity by inserting small flat blade

screwdriver to turn dial. Displayed number will

indicate selected candela.

NOTICE: FIELD SELECTABLE OPTIONS OF 15, 30,

75, 95 AND 115 CANDELA.

Adjust power taps using

needle nose pliers.

THIS APPLIANCE WILL NOT OPERATE WITHOUT ELECTRICAL POWER. AS FIRES FREQUENTLY CAUSE POWER INTERRUPTIONS,

POTTER ELECTRIC SUGGESTS YOU DISCUSS FURTHER SAFEGUARDS WITH YOUR LOCAL FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALIST.

VI. CHECKOUT AND TROUBLESHOOTING

1. Supply power to the system control panel. The auxiliary signaling device should not be activated.

2. If the signal is activated:

a. Check all smoke and fire detectors in the system to make sure they have not been activated.

b. Check all wiring connections to make sure the signal detection circuits are not reversed or shorted together. Check wire color codes and traces.

3. To test the FASPKR and SPKSTR-24CLP Series and other signaling appliances, trip the auxiliary panel, activate alarm circuit at the main control panel or activate one of

the fire detection units in the system. All auxiliary signals should be activated.

4. An operational test on this product should be conducted in accordance with National Standards or at a minimum annually and more often if dictated by local and state

codes or authorities having jurisdiction.

SIGNALING APPLIANCE LIMITATIONS:

Your speaker meets or exceeds current audibility requirements of ANSI/UL 1480. However, if the appliance is located outside a bedroom it may not wake up a sound

sleeper, especially if the room door is closed or only partially open.