Specifications

Audio/Technical Specications
Switch mode, Class D amplier (40 Watts)
Speaker Outputs 25V or 70.7V power limited
Frequency Response
Voice: 275 Hz – 6.5 kHz
Meets UL Voice Evacuation
Requirements of 800 - 2800 Hz
Signal to Noise Ratio better than 65 dB
Dynamic Range better than 65 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion less than 2%
Stand by Current Draw 130 mA
Alarm Current Draw 4.7 amps
Inputs – Audio and Activation
Priority Ordered Inputs
Priority
Level
Type of Input
Auxiliary Microphone 1 MNS Microphone
Digital Message Input 1 2
Contact Closure activation
Digital Message Input 2 3
Digital Message Input 3 4
Digital Message Input 4 5
Digital Message Input 5 6
On Board Microphone 7 Fire Microphone
Digital Message Input 6 8
Contact Closure activationDigital Message Input 7 9
Digital Message Input 8 10
Compatible Cooper Notication Products
All Wheelock Appliances Wheelock Strobe Power Supply
Installation/Maintenance
• Multiple trouble LED indicators for quick system diagnostics
• Fully supervised circuitry always in effect (via patent pending technology)
• Removable quick connect/disconnect terminals for ease of wiring, accepts
#12 to #22 AWG
• Power limited circuitry with Class “B” or Class “A” wiring. Class “A”
only with use of Audio Splitter
• Surge protected circuitry
Power Supply & Batteries
• 24 VDC, 33AH Max rechargeable battery back-up power circuitry built-in
• Batteries can be housed in the enclosure(Up to two BAT-1212, 12 volt,
12 ampere hour batteries can t in the enclosure). Actual battery size required
will depend on speaker and/or strobe load. Batteries are sold separately.
3
Mechanical
Dimensions
21” H x 16” W x 6” D
(wall mount)
Weight
36 lbs.
(without batteries)
Finish Red exterior enclosure
Door Lock Key-lock
Message Capabilities
Message and
Priority #
MNS/Fire
Voice
Type
Message Script
1 MNS Male
Three (3) seconds of 1kHz of tone (followed by): ATTENTION: There is an emergency in the building. Evacuate the
building in an orderly fashion. Follow all instructions given by emergency responders.
2 MNS Male
Three (3) seconds of 1kHz of tone (followed by): ATTENTION: A severe weather conditions exist – Seek shelter
immediately until further notice.
3 MNS Male
Three (3) seconds of 1kHz of tone (followed by): ATTENTION: Hazardous Material Warning; Shut down all heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning systems; Seek cover immediately away from doors and windows. Stay where you are
until contacted by local authorities.
4 MNS Female ATTENTION: The building emergency has ended. An all clear has been given. Please resume normal activities.
5 MNS Female
ATTENTION: There is an on-going situation in the building. Please listen for further announcements and remain safe
until further notice.
6 Fire Male
May I have your attention please! A re emergency has been reported in the building. While this is being veried,
please leave the building by the nearest exit. Do not use the elevators.
7 Fire Male
May I have your attention please! A re emergency has been reported in the building. While this is being veried, please
leave the building by the nearest exit. Do not use the elevators.
8 Fire Male
Five (5) seconds of 1kHz tone (followed by). May I have your attention please! This is a test of
the Mass Notication System, repeat, this is only a test.
• Each message can be selected to have a code 3 pre-alert tone, a 1kHz continuous pre-alert tone, or no pre-alert tone
• Post-tones are also selectable and match the pre-tones for individual messages
• Any of the 8 messages are eld programmable to record your own custom message
• Each message length is 30 seconds
• A 1/8” line level audio input jack is supplied for message recording
• A two step recording procedure is required to ensure and verify that the standard message will be permanently erased
• Factory programmed messages are available for custom messages
• Contact customer service for additional information
• Form is required and can be downloaded from www.coopernotication.com
Voice Message Priority
The SPMNS will override the FAS with live voice from a separate MNS micro-
phone or manual activation of a high-priority emergency message. After the
SPMNS relinquishes control, the following occurs:
1. Without an active re alarm signal, the re alarm system shall automatically
restore to normal operation
2. With an active re alarm signal, the re alarm shall operate based on the
Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
The re alarm signal deactivation function occurs only when both the FAS is in
alarm condition and an MNS voice message is initiated by the SPMNS. When
the re alarm notication is overridden by the SPMNS priority emergency mes-
sage, all other features of the FAS remain unaffected.
Priority messaging is as follows:
- Live voice messages from the MNS microphone
- Pre-recorded prioritized mass notication messages
- Live voice messages from the re microphone
- Pre-recorded re messages