Figure 10. remote test station – System Sensor 6424 Projected Beam Type User Manual

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aid. If the remote power configuration is used, the remote
power source must comply with all codes and directives
of the Authority Having Jurisdiction. NOTE: The transmit-
ter should be permanently wired to the receiver (Figure
7) whenever possible to allow the alignment LEDs on the
transmitter to be used during the alignment procedure.
Figure 9 shows the remote outputs for trouble and alarm,
while Figure 10 shows the connection necessary for using
the remote test station (RTS451 or RTS451KEY).

NOTE: The test coil which is shipped with the RTS451 and

RTS451KEY is not used on the 6424 Beam Smoke
Detector.

Figure 9. Remote annunciators:

6424 REMOTE OUTPUTS

ORANGE

AUX (–)

TROUBLE

SIGNAL

WHITE-GREEN STRIPE

ALARM

SIGNAL

WHITE-BROWN STRIPE

POWER (+)

POWER (–)

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Figure 10. Remote Test Station:

1

2

4

3

5

RTS451 OR RTS451KEY

REMOTE TEST STATION

6424

TEST

BLUE

RESET

YELLOW

AUX (–)

ORANGE

ALARM SIGNAL

WHITE-BROWN STRIPE

C0544-00

Installation
Reference Figures 11 through 17 for installation, align-
ment, and maintenance.

WARNING

Disconnect the power from the initiating device circuits
before installing the detectors.

1. The clear protective film and warning label on the

smoked lens of both the receiver and transmitter MUST
be removed before they can operate. To remove them,
grasp a free corner of the clear protective film and pull
so that both the film and the warning label are peeled
from the smoked glass lens.

2. Mount brackets and connect cables properly as detailed

above.

3. Insert the flange of the detector mounting bracket into

the keyed hole of the wall or ceiling mounting bracket.
Slide the detector forward into position. The detector
should now hang from the bracket.

4. Insert the correct screw and washer combination (either

wall or ceiling mount) through the slot and into the hole
of the mounting bracket flange. Tighten the screw until
almost snug. The detector should still turn easily in both
directions.

5. Open the sliding access door on the back of the unit.
6. Plug cable connector into slot in metal barrier, observing

proper orientation (see Figures 14 and 15).

7. Repeat for the other unit.
8. IMPORTANT: If the detector spacing is between 30 and

60 feet, the additional filter (included) must be attached
to the receiver lens. Peel the protective backing off the
filter and install as shown in Figure 11.

Figure 11. Additional filter required for installations
with 30 to 60 Ft. spacing only:

Additional

Lens

Receiver

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Alignment

Figure 16. Front View Transmitter and Receiver

D400-18-00

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I56-494-13R

PRINTED IN MEXICO

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