Hired-hand Emergency Back-Up and Alarms: Power Monitor Alarm Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen

HIRED-HAND, INC. · 1733 Co Rd 68 · Bremen, AL 35033 · Phone 1-800-642-0123 · Fax 205-287-2000

Form Part No. 4801-0054

Power Monitor Alarm

Introduction

The power monitor alarm is designed to alert the manager immediately if power should fail. Other alarm systems have some sort

of delay time where the alarm waits for power to come back on, whereas this system is instantaneous.

Description

The power monitor alarm is a simple unit consisting of a battery, charger, relay, and siren. The unit is wired directly to the breaker

panel as shown in the diagram below. Under normal circumstances, the battery is kept at full charge, and incoming power holds

the relay open. However, when power is lost the relay closes, and the alarm sounds with power from the battery. If power comes

back on, the alarm will shut off.

The unit has only one control--an on/off switch. If the switch is in the on position, the alarm may sound. If the switch is in the off

position, the alarm is silenced. An indicator light on the front of the box will be lit whenever power is applied to the box.

Wiring Diagram

yellow

red

blue

black

white

orange

ground to screw on plate

NOTE:

1. WHITE WIRE FROM TRANSFORMER IS NOT USED AND CAPPED OFF.

240VAC

SIREN

All wiring must comply with all national and local electric codes.

Warning!

Do not open control box with power applied to the unit!

Installation

1. Mount alarm on wall using the four screws provided.

2. Disconnect power at breaker panel.

3. Open control box and connect power to unit at the points labeled 240 VAC in the drawing above. The terminals are labeled

“240 VAC Black, White, and Green”

4. Connect the siren to the terminals labeled “Siren Red and Black”

5. Close control box.

6. Connect power at breaker.

7. Make sure the On/Off switch is in the “ON” position.

HIRED-HAND, INC. · 1733 Co Rd 68 · Bremen, AL 35033 · Phone 1-800-642-0123 · Fax 205-287-2000Form Part No. 4801-0054Power Monitor AlarmIntroduction

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Hired-hand Emergency Back-Up and Alarms: Power Monitor Alarm Bedienungsanleitung