Gems Sensors & Controls RA431 Operating Manual

Form 431
Sheet P/N 100406-1
Rev. C
Warrick® Series RA-431XX Remote Alarm Panel
Installation and Operation Bulletin
This bulletin should be used by experienced personnel as a guide to the installation of Series RA-431 Remote Alarm Panels. Selection or installation of equipment should always be accompanied by competent technical assistance. You are encouraged to contact Gems Sensors or one of its local sales representatives for additional information.
Caution The RA-431 Series panel and the remote switch must be located in a non-hazardous area. If the remote switch is located in a hazardous location, use a TA-730 Series or appropriate panel. Contact Gems Sensors for further assistance.
Installation
1. Mount the RA-431XX panel on a wall or other solid object with 4 (four) #8 or appropriately-sized screws.
2. Incoming Power: 3-Wire, 120 VAC Supply, Class I circuit
3. Remove switch, 2-wire dry contact
4. All wiring shall be in accordance with N.E.C. and local codes.
Specifications
Supply Voltage: 120 VAC +10%, -15%. 4.8 VA, Max Indicators: Red, green and yellow solid-state LEDs Audible Alarm: Field adjustable from 77 to 97 dB @
2 feet by rotating shutter Enclosure: Weather tight polycarbonate
(6.25h X 3.25W X 3.5d)
Maximum Sensor Wire Run
AC Version: 1,000 feet based on 14 or 16 gauge MTW
or THHN wire DC Version: 5,000 feet based on 14 or 16 gauge MTW
or THHN wire
Installation Diagram
View with Lid Removed
80mm
(3.149”)
50mm
(1.968”)
148mm
(5.826”)
Sensor Voltage: DC Version: 12 VDC, AC Version: 12 VAC
Terminals: Size 6 pan head screws with captivated wire clamping plate
Temperature: -22°F to 150°F, Ambient Sensitivity/AC Version: 0-26K ohm maximum specific
resistance
Listings: UL Listed, Industrial Control Equipment (508) Conduit Connection: 3/4” NPT, PVC material
Four Outer
Holes for Lid
Depth of Enclosure with Lid Attached to Front Edge of Horn is 97mm (3.88”)
160mm
(6.299”)
38 mm (1 1/2”)
3/4” NPT
Screw Torque
8.5 IN/LB
Use Copper
Conductors Only
120 VAC supply line is a Class I, energy-limited circuit. A customer-supplied junction box or duplex clamp connector (strain relief) should be used to split supply line from dry contact circuit.
fault condition has cleared. During those situations when the fault condition occurs and corrects itself prior to pushing the acknowledge button, the horn and red LED will activate and clear to match the fault condition. However, the yellow LED will remain lit to indicate that the fault condition had previ­ously taken place. Pressing the acknowledge button will clear the yellow LED.
For low level alarms, use Model RA431B1. A normal condi­tion would be when the liquid is on the probes. A fault condition occurs when the liquid falls off the probes. The operation would be as described above.
Test Button: Pushing the test button allows you to test the alarm panel circuitry. On pushing the test button, the horn will activate and the red and yellow LED will light. On releasing the test button, the horn and red LED will deacti- vate. The yellow LED will remain lit until the acknowledg-
ment button is pressed.
Dry Contact Operation: The green LED will light when power
is applied to the unit. When the remote contact switches state (fault condition), the horn will activate and the red and yellow LEDs will light. On pressing the acknowledge push-button, the horn will silence and the yellow LED will clear. The red LED will remain lit as long as the fault condition is present. On correcting the fault condition, the red LED will automatically clear.
During those situations when the fault condition occurs and corrects itself prior to pushing the acknowledge button, the horn and red LED will automatically activate and clear, matching the fault condition. However, the yellow LED will remain lit to indicate that the fault condition had previously taken place. Pressing the acknowledge button will clear the
yellow LED.
Liquid Level - Conductance Probe Operation: For high level
alarms, model RA431A1 should be used. When power is applied to the unit, the green LED will light. A normal condi­tion would be when the liquid is below the probes. When the liquid touches the probes, the horn, red and yellow LEDs will activate. On pressing the acknowledge button, the horn and
yellow LED will clear. The red LED will remain lit until the
Model Number: RA 43 X X X
Optional Character
O - DC on Sensing Circuit 1 - AC on Sensing Circuit
Interface Contact
A - N.O. Dry Contact (Probes normally out of water) B - N.C. Dry Contact (Probes normally in water)
Number of Channels
1 - One Channel Unit
Remote Alarm
Gems Sensors Inc. One Cowles Road Plainville, CT 06062-1198 Tel: 860-793-4579 Fax: 860-793-4580
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