UC625 Compact Alarm Annunciator - RTK - #3

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Features & Benefits
Film Legend Engraving
Because the exact text is often not known at the time of order, the UC625 has been developed to use acetate film legends which allows users to easily generate their own legends using a computer and laser printer.
Connections
All connections are made on the rear of the unit using two-part quick disconnect rising clamp terminals accepting up to 2.5mm2 cable.
Common Outputs
As standard, each unit is fitted with three common relays: Critical Audible Relay, Non-Critical Audible Relay and Common Alarm Relay. The common alarm relay is equipped with a reflash feature to indicate the occurrence of a new alarm within the unit.
Power Failure Alarms
Two channels within the annunciator are reserved for power failure monitoring. One monitors the presence of the primary supply and the other monitors the presence of the auxiliary supply.
Pushbutton Controls
Integral pushbuttons are provided for Functional Test, Acknowledge, Mute, and Reset which control the operation of the standard alarms within the instrument. The two power failure alarms have their pushbutton control
lines wired to Customer terminals for connection to remote Functional Test, Accept and Reset pushbuttons. As an option, all alarms ways can be controlled from the integral pushbuttons.
Illumination
The UC625 is equipped with 8mm super-bright red LEDs for increased reliability and minimal power consumption.
IP Rating
Flush panel units are IP51 rated, optional IP54 weatherproof doors or IP56 wall mounted enclosures are available.
Tropicalisation
In harsh environments where moisture or chemicals may be present in the atmosphere, there is an option to tropicalise the unit. This consists of spraying the unit with a conformal coating.
Serviceability
All normal servicing and maintenance is carried out from the front of the unit without the need for special tools.
Sequence Tables
AUTOMATIC RESET
Sequence Code A
MANUAL RESET
Sequence Code M
MANUAL RESET FIRST OUT Sequence F2M-
WITH NO SUBSEQUENT ALARM FLASHING AND SILENCE PUSHBUTTON
process Normal sequence Normal
visual Off audible Silent
process Normal sequence Normal
visual Off audible Silent
reset
process Normal sequence Normal
visual Off audible Silent
abnormal
while normal
abnormal
first to
abnormal
reset while
acknowledge
process Abnormal sequence Acknowledged
I visual On audible Silent
process Abnormal orNormal sequence Alarm visual Flashing audible Audible
process Abnormal or Normal sequence Acknowledged
visual On audible Silent
process Abnormal or Normal sequence Alarm visual Flashing audible Audible
to abnormal
process Abnorma
or Normal
sequence Subsequent Alarm
visual On
audible Audible
acknowledge while abnormal
acknowledge
Sequence Code R
AUTOMATIC RESET FIRST OUT
WITH NO SUBSEQUENT ALARM STATE
Sequence F1A
RINGBACK
process Abnormal or Normal sequence Acknowledged
visual On audible Silent
process Abnormal or Normal sequence First Alarm visual Flashing audible Audible
process Normal sequence Normal
visual Off
alarm audible Silent ringback audible Silent
acknowledge
first out reset)
process Normal sequence Normal
first to
hab
process Abnormal orNormal sequence First Silenced visual Flashing audible Silent
visual Oaudible Si
—Pi1
"acknowledge while normal 1*
first out reset)
acknowledge while
process Normal sequence Ringback
visual Slow Flashing alarm audible Silent ringback audible Audible
process Abnormal orNormal sequence Alarm
visual Fast Flashing alarm audible Audible ringback audible Silent
process Abnormal sequence Acknowledged
visual On
process Abnormal orNormal sequence First Alarm visual Flashing audible Audible
return to
(frst cut reset)
abnormal
process Abnormal sequence Acknowledged
visual On
alarm audible Silent ringback audible Silent
return to normal
acknowledge
while
abnormal

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