Conventional Sounder Beacon SAB-6102 are designed for acoustic and optical fire signaling in a tone. They have the ability to synchronize the emitted acoustic and optical signals within a group of signaling devices operating in one acoustic and optical space and to mute with an additional button.
Overview
Conventional Sounder Beacon SAB-6102 are designed for acoustic and optical fire signaling in a tone. They have the ability to synchronize the emitted acoustic and optical signals within a group of signaling devices operating in one acoustic and optical space and to mute with an additional button. They are designed to work with all fire alarm control panels that provide the appropriate supply voltage at their outputs.
Design
The essential part of the siren is a piezoelectric transducer used to produce an acoustic signal and an LED with a lens located on the top of the siren. The entire unit is mounted in a housing similar to the Series 40 detector. To mount the siren on the ceiling or wall, use the G-40SK socket made of flame-retardant plastic, supplied with the siren. There is a screwless terminals connector for connecting the installation wires which is placed in the socket The connector has six terminals designed to bridge the wires: two power lines, synchronize signals and mute them with an additional external switch.
