System Sensor SP100 Series Dual Transformer Speakers and Speaker_Strobes User Manual

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Figure 3:

Table 2. Strobe characteristics:

Figure 4. 24 V Strobe in-rush current:

Notes:

1. Legend:

SP100 = Round grille speaker

Example:

SP101 = Square grille speaker

SP101R24M

W = white

| | | |

R = red

| | | |_ M = 15 candela strobe

24 = 24 Volt Strobe

| | |___ 24 = 24 volt strobe

LO = 1.5 candela strobe

| |____ R = Red

M = 15 candela strobe

|______ SP101 = Square grille speaker

2. SP100*24LOC or SP100*24MC ships with ceiling mount strobe.
3. SP101*24LO or SP101*24M ships with wall mount strobe.

Model

Number

Description

Supply

Voltage

(VDC)

Max.

Current

@ Listed

Voltage

Operating Current

@ Rectified

Unfiltered

Voltage

Min. Light

Output @ 100%

Veiwing Angle

(See Fig. 3)

SP10**24LO

SP10**24M

speaker w/ strobe

speaker w/ strobe

24

24

25 mA

25 mA

45 mA rms

125 mA rms

1.5 cd

15 cd

Strobe Light Ratings
The signaling strobe is rated for 0

°

to 49

°

C and is not suit-

able for outdoor use.

See Figure 3. The light output of the SP10**24LO is 1.5 cd
minimum when it is viewed from the front. The light out-
put of the SP10**24M is 15 cd minimum when it is viewed
from the front.

Under no circumstances can the strobe input voltage ex-
ceed 33 VDC or be less than 18 VDC.

To calculate battery requirements, use the current values
shown in Table 2. However, note that there is an in-rush
current associated with strobe power-up. This information
may be used in consideration of fuse selection.

For the 24V strobe, as shown in Figure 4, the in-rush cur-
rent typically peaks at 7.0A, then drops to nominal in
800

µ

S.

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