Installation Instructions

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Model AQS1210 AQS1216 AQS2410

AQS Supervised Added Features

AC Status Output Relay 3Pin Terminal block

AC Fail “C” contacts rating 30VDC, 240VAC, 3A, resistive load only

Note: AC fail relay is a three position AC fail terminal block marked “NO, C, NC” are shown in the Normal, energized, AC ON condition.

Battery LED Indicator Red

Battery Max. Charge Voltage (no load) 13.6 VDC 27.2 VDC

Battery Cutoff internal relay contacts 30VDC, 240VAC, 3A, resistive load only

Low Battery Cutoff 9 VDC 18 VDC

Note: Battery Cutoff Relay is normally energized for fail-safe operation.

Note: Sealed lead acid batteries have a typical life of 3 to 5 years. Make sure to mark batteries with the date they are installed.

Note: All power supplies are required to have a min of a 48 Hr recharge period to provide standby power of minimum 4 Hrs 15 Min of

alarm under full load conditions. Standby power has been evaluated in accordance with UL 1076 proprietary burglar alarm systems.

Physical

Module Dimensions 7.75" x 4.125" x 2.94"

Note: Height Includes 1/2" min standoffs

Module in Enclosure Dimensions 14" x 14" x 4.83"

Enclosure Weight 6.9 lbs

UL Approvals

UL 294 6th Edition

Listed

Line Security 1 1 1

Endurance Test Level 1 1 1

Attack test Level 1 1 1

Battery Standby Test Level

UL 603 Listed Listed Listed

ULC-S318 Listed Listed Listed

ULC-S533 Listed Listed Listed

Compliance Notes:

Note 1: For UL294 Compliance when using 8 output PDB boards with fire trigger: Fire Alarm disconnect wire length must be less than

98.5 ft (30m)

Note 2: For ULC-S318 compliance, the power supply battery fail line must be connected to and monitored by a control panel trouble

zone

Note 3: AQS Series uses a standard power supply enclosure, not an attack proof enclosure. As such, they should not be used to power a

mercantile bell

Note 4: When using a battery that is not housed inside the power supply enclosure, the battery leads require protection from the

enclosure via the use of conduit. For UL compliance the enclosure used must be listed to the categories Listed above and shall have

sufficient space to house the standby batteries.

Note 5: When using AQS#B modules in another enclosure, minimum standard spacing between live electrical circuits shall be taken into

account.

Note 6: Power supplies shall be installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, Canadian Electrical Code, or any

other applicable codes

Maintenance

The power supply and standby batteries should be tested at least once a year as follows:

1. CHECK LEDs for normal state: AC ON Green, Trouble Normal ON Green (Amber indicated trouble), DC ON Red.

2. CHECK output voltage with normal load (assures proper voltage to float charge batteries): For 12V units, voltage should read

between 13.6 VDC and 13.8 VDC; and for 24V units, voltage should read between 27.1 VDC and 27.6 VDC.

3. DISCONNECT AC input: AC LED should be off, and all other LED’s should remain normal.

4. CHECK DC output to be above 12.0 VDC for 12V units and 24.0 VDC for 24V units (checks standby batteries to be operational).

5. APPLY AC and VERIFY AC LED ON.