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UltraVoice Manual - Alerting & Notification

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6. Install a user-supplied, fused,<br />

disconnect switch. Use the<br />

proper type required by the<br />

authority having jurisdiction in<br />

your area.<br />

7. If the speaker array is installed on<br />

the roof of the building, it may be<br />

desirable to install the control and<br />

battery box inside the building, if<br />

practical.<br />

5.1 Electrical Connections<br />

A. General<br />

Install the siren electrical system in<br />

compliance with local electrical codes<br />

and NEC recommendations.<br />

As a safety precaution to protect<br />

personnel and equipment, ALL SIREN<br />

UNITS MUST BE SOLIDLY<br />

CONNECTED TO AN EARTH<br />

GROUND. If the siren is installed on a<br />

building, ground the system to a metallic<br />

object known to be on a dedicated earth<br />

ground. For pole mounted installations,<br />

drive a metal rod or bar at least eight<br />

feet (8 ft.) into the ground, as close as<br />

practical to the base of the pole. FOR<br />

MAXIMUM PROTECTION, USE A<br />

SEPARATE, CONTINUOUS 6 AWG<br />

OR LARGER WIRE FROM THE SIREN<br />

FRAME TO GROUND AND FROM THE<br />

CABINET OF EACH SIREN UNIT TO<br />

GROUND.<br />

NOTE: CONDUIT CONNECTIONS<br />

MUST BE SEALED AND PROTECTED<br />

TO PREVENT WATER ENTRY AND<br />

CORROSION IN THE CONTROL<br />

CABINET.<br />

Federal Signal <strong>UltraVoice</strong><br />

Installation and Operation <strong>Manual</strong><br />

INSTALLATION<br />

35<br />

B. Power Connections<br />

1. Route 1/2" conduit (steel<br />

preferred) between the usersupplied,<br />

fused disconnect switch<br />

and the conduit-fitting hole in the<br />

bottom right-hand of the control<br />

unit enclosure. Use weatherproof<br />

switches, electrical boxes and<br />

connectors to prevent water<br />

entry and corrosion.<br />

2. Route two (2) user-supplied<br />

power wires and a ground wire<br />

through the conduit that was just<br />

installed between the control unit<br />

and the fuse disconnect box.<br />

Use wires no smaller than 14<br />

AWG. Connect the ground wire to<br />

the green and yellow DIN<br />

mounted terminal block or the<br />

cabinet ground stud. Verify the<br />

appropriate siren model has been<br />

purchased. 240VAC models<br />

contain a step-down transformer<br />

pre-wired to the DIN rail located<br />

on the right side of the control<br />

cabinet. Connect the two AC<br />

power wires to the DIN mounted<br />

terminal blocks labeled L1 and<br />

L2.<br />

Connect the power wires and the<br />

lightning protector to the AC<br />

disconnect box per instructions<br />

provided with the lightning protector<br />

and governing electrical codes.<br />

C. Signal Connections<br />

Refer to the tables below for speaker<br />

wire connections. Module locations are<br />

0 at the bottom, 1 next up etc.

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