Figure 5. mounting configurations – Edwards Signaling 105DHIST-FJ User Manual

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P/N 3100394 ISSUE 3

Figure 4. Wiring Diagram for the 105DHIST-FJ Series

NOTE: DC polarity of circuit shown in supervisory state (signal inactive). Circuit polarity to reverse to activate signal.
Electrical supervision requires wire run to be broken at each device.
Device for constant input voltage. Do not connect to “coded” or pulsating voltage.

From Power Source

or

Previous Signaling Device

End-of-Line Resistor,
when required with
supervised system

KEY:

Light symbol -

Wire nut symbol -

(+)

Red

(+)

Red

(+)

Red

(+)

Red

Black

(-)

Black

(-)

Black

(-)

Black

(-)

105DHISTC-FJ

105DHISTC-FJ

(+)

(-)

NOTE: For non-fire alarm stand-alone use tie the two red leads together and tie the two black leads together.

Table 2. 105DHIST-FJ Series Electrical Specifications

Operating Current*

Initial Surge Inrush Current

Repetitive Surge Current

Voltage** RMS Current (A)

Mean Current (A)

Current (A)

Time (mS)

Current (A)

Time (mS)

20V DC

1.08

0.84

2.70

1.10

2.24

450

24V DC

0.95

0.69

2.97

1.13

2.21

400

28V DC

0.85

0.66

3.06

1.24

2.16

381

30V DC

0.83

0.64

3.14

1.27

2.14

360

*Use the operating current to establish the wire gauge and standby power requirements. Consult the control unit manufacturer to
determine surge and peak current effects and maximum number of strobes on the system.
**CAUTION: To prevent damage to the visual signal's internal circuit and to assure its continued proper functioning, DO
NOT operate the unit outside of the Special Application voltage range of 20-30V DC.

105DHIST Series

Mounted on a Cat. No. 105PM Pipe

Mount Attachment

Mounted on a Cat. No. 105BX Outlet

Box Attachment

Mounted on a Cat. No. 105BM

Mounting Bracket with the
Cat. No. 105BX Outlet Box

Attachment

Figure 5. Mounting Configurations

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