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Graphic Annunciators * Water Leak Detection
Fireman’s Smoke Control Panels * ARA Systems
109 Portwatch Way Wilmington, N.C. 28412 Phone: (800) 251-2512 Fax: (800) 251-9878
Internet: www.ledinc.com Email: sales@ledinc.com
PANELS
SP
SERIES
General Description
The Status Panel features red letters on a white background. The slim 2-1/2” deep box is painted white and is
designed for surface mounting.
The message is bonded to a white acrylic sheet. The sign slides into place and is secured by a removable slide
access panel. The lamps are located behind the message and is easily replaced.
The SP-1 is designed to accomodate a wide variety of applications. It is available for use with 12, 24 and 115
volt power.
Typical Messages
DO NOT ENTER - FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM HAS DISCHARGED IN AREA
PLEASE EXIT ROOM - FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM IS IN PRE-CHARGE CONDITION
DO NOT USE ELEVATOR WHEN LIT - USE STAIRS
EXIT
NOTE: Custom messages are available upon request. Please consult the factory for details.
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Enclosure Specifications
The SP-1 is constructed of 1/16” steel with a rust-resistant white industrial enamel finish.
Access to the lamps is through a removable side panel. The standard message is available
in a solid red on a white translucent slide-in panel. Other colors and styles are available. The
sign is designed to be mounted on a wall over or adjacent to the door. Mounting holes are
provided for this purpose. The SP-1 model contains one message; the SP-2 model displays
two messages.
Electrical Specifications
SP-1/115v For 115 VAC Operation - Uses 2 20 watt incandescent lamps.
SP-1/12v For 12 VDC Operation - Uses 4 12v incandescant lamps (250ma.)
SP-1/24v For 24 VDC Operation - Uses 4 24v incandescant lamps (250ma.)
SP-1/Strobe Specify 12 or 24 VDC Operation - Uses 1 strobe assembly (180ma.)
When using the 24 volt models on a supervised signal circuit, a 1N4002 diode must be installed.
2 1/2”
L
–
12"
12 & 24vdc & 110vac
Specift Operating Voltage
7 5/8”
L
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Flasher
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