Product Description
The Gentex Smoke and Heat Evacuation Alarm Signal Device is a top - notch safety tool. It quickly sends clear evacuation signals when it senses smoke or heat, perfect for commercial and industrial settings. This device safeguards lives and property by making sure people are aware of emergencies right away. With a super - loud 93 dBA evacuation horn, a Temporal 3 signal pattern that clearly shows the urgency, and a 2.5% nominal sensitivity, it offers outstanding performance and reliability in dangerous situations. The powerful piezo horn emits a 93 dBA alarm at 10 feet, so it can be heard even in noisy places. The Temporal 3 pattern gives distinct evacuation instructions. The 2.5% sensitivity precisely detects low levels of smoke or heat. It also has advanced features like programmable relay operation and 16 hours of alarm memory, which help with system integration and post - event analysis. With a wide operating temperature range and compatibility with a 9V battery, it's versatile and reliable for various fire safety needs. Key features include a high - visibility 93 dBA piezo horn, effective Temporal 3 signal pattern, optimal 2.5% sensitivity, customizable relay operation, 16 - hour alarm memory, industry - standard compliance, and a 9V battery backup. Technical specs: 5.5' x 5.5' x 1.75' dimensions, 1.5 lbs weight, 93 dBA sound output at 10 feet, 2.5% sensitivity, Temporal 3 signal pattern, 16 - hour alarm memory, programmable relay operation, 24 VDC power supply, 32°F - 120°F operating temperature, 0% - 93% RH non - condensing humidity, and an alkaline 9V battery backup. Electrical specs cover different operating voltages, currents, ambient temp ranges, alarm horn ratings, nominal sensitivity, auxiliary relay details, and more.
Using your Gentex Smoke and Heat Evacuation Alarm Signal Device is easy. First, install it in a suitable location following the installation guide. Make sure it's within reach for maintenance and inspection. The device will start working once it's connected to the power supply, whether it's 120V AC or 24 VDC. You can also use the 9V alkaline battery as a backup. When the alarm goes off, listen for the Temporal 3 signal pattern. It means you need to evacuate right away. Remember, the high - pitched 93 dBA horn is designed to be heard even in noisy environments. For maintenance, check the device regularly. Test the alarm button monthly to make sure it's working. Replace the 9V battery at least once a year, or earlier if the low - battery indicator lights up. Keep the device clean and free from dust. Don't cover it with anything as it might affect its sensitivity. If you want to customize the relay operation, refer to the programming guide. This will help you integrate it with other safety systems. If you have any questions or the device malfunctions, contact the customer support team.
