Fire Alarms

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Ounce of Prevention
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“Each year in the U.S., fires claim
thousands of lives and cause
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billions of dollars in damage.
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Fire Detection and Alarm A

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Equipment represent one of the
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most important investments any
organization will ever make.
I know. I see the devastation
fires can cause every
single day.
Edwards Fire Alarm Systems
are protecting people and
property every day, from
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Need I say more?”
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Product Index
The most important
Fire Alarms
signals are the ones you
hope you never need.
Edwards has been a
leader in the design,
manufacture and
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installation of fire alarm
systems for over 140
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Edwards for fire safety.
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Fire Alarms
Table of Contents
Description Page Description Page
Conventional Fire Alarms Conventional and Addressable Accessories
Panels.................E-FSC Series............12-4 Booster Power Supplies...EBPS Series 12-58
Smoke Detectors ........500 Series ..............12-7 Wall Horns and Strobes ...Genesis Series..........12-60
Smoke Detectors ........700 Series ..............12-10 Ceiling Horns and
Smoke Detectors ........SC Series...............12-12 Strobes...............Genesis Series..........12-63
Hazardous Location Outdoor/Indoor Horns
Smoke Detector........V9006 Series . . . . . . . . . . . .12-14 and Strobes ...........Genesis WG4 Series .....12-67 12
Beam Detectors .........5000 Series .............12-15 Outdoor/Indoor Horns
Duct Detectors, and Strobes ...........2400 Series ............12-69
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Two-Wire .............SuperDuct Series.........12-16 Outdoor/Indoor Horns M
Duct Detectors, and Strobes ...........CS405 Series...........12-71 R
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Four-Wire.............SuperDuct Series.........12-18 Chimes and Strobes......Genesis Series..........12-72 L
Smoke Detectors ........ReadySET Series.........12-21 Bells ..................430D Series............12-74 A

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Heat Detectors . . . . . . . . . .280 Series ..............12-23 Bell Strobe Adaptors......2400 Series ............12-76 R
Heat Detectors, Rate Hazardous Location FI
Compensation .........302 Series ..............12-25 Signals...............870EX Series...........12-78
Heat Detectors, Double Hazardous Location
Contact...............CF/CR Series............12-27 Signals...............Millennium Class ........12-79
Heat Detectors . . . . . . . . . .SC Series...............12-29 Hazardous Location
Signals...............439DEX Series..........12-80
Pull Stations . . . . . . . . . . . .270 Series ..............12-31
Hazardous Location
Harsh Environment
Signals...............116 Series .............12-81
Pull Stations...........MPSR Series ............12-37
Hazardous Location
Pull Station Covers.......STI Series ..............12-39
Signals...............105 Series .............12-83
Carbon Monoxide
Door Holders ...........1500 Series ............12-85
Detector . . . . . . . . . . . . . .260 Series
(Replaces 250 Series) . . . . .12-40 Relays.................MR Series .............12-87
Relays.................PAM Series ............12-90
Addressable Fire Alarms
Audio Evacuation
Panels.................E-FSA Series ............12-41
Remote Annunciators.....E-FSA Series ............12-49 Amplifiers ..............ANS Series.............12-91
Detectors and Bases .....E-Series................12-51 Ceiling Speakers and
Strobes...............Genesis Series..........12-94
Modules and
Pull Stations...........E-Series................12-55 Wall Speakers and
Strobes...............Genesis Series..........12-97
Outdoor/Indoor Speakers
and Strobes ...........Genesis Series..........12-99
Standalone Detection
Smoke Detectors ........517 Series .............12-101
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Conventional Fire Alarms
Panels
E-FSC Series
The Edwards E-FSC fire alarm family consists of Features and Specifications
3, 5 and 10 zone conventional fire alarm control
• Available in 3, 5, and 10 IDC models
panels, an integrated DACT/Dialer, serial
• IDC or NAC pairs convertible to single Class A
annunciator modules, and serial remote relay
circuits (10 and 5 IDC panels only)
modules. All of these components are
• Combination Waterflow and Supervisory IDCs
microprocessor-controlled. The E-FSC family is
reduces wire and zone counts
suitable for both new and retrofit installations.
• NACs programmable by zone and individually
E-FSC Series Panels incorporate features selectable for Genesis, continuous, temporal
designed to simplify installation, operation and outputs, or coded
12 maintenance. These include front panel • Front panel programmable
programming, one person walk testing, and • Optional fully integrated DACT/Dialer for remote
selectable IDC and NAC types. In addition, when PC programming
S used with Edwards CleanMe® -compatible smoke • Genesis option allows precision synchronization
M detectors, E-FSC provides analog type features and audible silence over two wires without
R such as remote maintenance alert and automatic additional modules
A drift compensation that reduces false alarms and • On-board relays for Alarm, Supervisory and
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E-FSC502 and E-FSC1004 panels support Class • Optional serial bus relay modules are
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A operation by combining pairs of on-board programmable for common or zone activation
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I initiating circuits (IDCs) or notification circuits • Optional serial bus remote annunciator family
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(NACs) to provide the necessary Class A circuits. • Expandable power supply on 10 IDC panel
• Trim ring available for semi-flush mounting
• Supports 2M, “SC", 2400, 500, and 700
series detectors
• Operating temperature range: 32ºF to 120ºF
(0°C to 49°C)
Ordering Information
Contacts
IDCs NACs
Alarm (Form C),
Class Class
Max. NAC Auxiliary Trouble (Form C),
Description Cat. No.* B A B A Current Current1 Supervisory (Form C) Color
2 A ea,
3.5 A total; 30V DC
E-FSC1004G Up to 10 Up to 5 Up to 4 Up to 2 0.5 A max. Gray
7 A w/optional @ 1 A resistive load
transformer
2 A ea,
3.5 A total; 30V DC
E-FSC1004R Up to 10 Up to 5 Up to 4 Up to 2 0.5 A max. Red
7 A w/optional @ 1 A resistive load
transformer
Control Panel E-FSC502G Up to 5 Up to 2 2 1 2 A ea, 0.5 A max. 30V DC Gray
3.5 A total @ 1 A resistive load
2 A ea, 30V DC
E-FSC502R Up to 5 Up to 2 2 1 0.5 A max. Red
3.5 A total @ 1 A resistive load
2 A ea, 30V DC
E-FSC302G 3 N/A 2 N/A 0.5 A max. Gray
3.5 A total @ 1 A resistive load
2 A ea, 30V DC
E-FSC302R 3 N/A 2 N/A 0.5 A max. Red
3.5 A total @ 1 A resistive load
1May be programmed as resettable
*NOTE: Add "D" to end of catalog number to add integral dialer; ex: "E-FSC1004GD."
120°F
32°F
DC OP TEMP
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Conventional Fire Alarms
Panels
E-FSC Series
Ordering Information
Description Cat. No. Receivers Communications Protocol
Digital Communicator/Modem/LCD Contact ID (SIA DC-05),
F-DACT Supports 2 w/2 phone nos. ea.
module (Mounts in control panel) 4/2 (SIA DC-02 P3)
Ordering Information
Remote Annunciator Description Cat. No. Max. per System Contact Rating 12
Remote System Indicator FSRSI All panels: 2 N/A
10 zone panel: 4,
FSRZI-A N/A
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Remote Zone Indicator
10 zone panel: 4, M
FSRZI-SA N/A
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FSRA10 10 zone panel: 2 N/A
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FSRA10C 10 zone panel: 2 N/A A

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Universal Input Module FSUIM N/A 30V DC @ 1 A resistive load
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Ordering Information
Max. per System
Configured for Configured for Contact
Description Cat. No. Zone Mode Common Mode Rating
10 zone panel: 4;
Remote Relay Module FSRRM24 All panels: 2 1 A @ 30V DC
3 or 5 zone panel: 2
Accessories Accessories (Continued)
Description Cat. No. Color Description Cat. No.
Semi-flush trim ring for E-FSC302 Annunciator Trim Plate, 1 gang FSAT1
F-TRIM35G Gray
and E-FSC502 Annunciator Trim Plate, 2 gang FSAT2
Semi-flush trim ring for E-FSC302 Annunciator Trim Plate, 3 gang FSAT3
F-TRIM35R Red
and E-FSC502 Annunciator Trim Plate, 4 gang FSAT4
Semi-flush trim ring for E-FSC1004 F-TRIM10G Gray 11” Mounting track. Holds up to
FSRRM-S11
Semi-flush trim ring for E-FSC1004 F-TRIM10R Red 4 FSRRM24s.
Expander Transformer, 120 Vac - Multi-function Cabinet
F-XTR120 MFC-A
For E-FSC1004* only (fire alarm accessory enclosure)
EOL resistors for supervisory/waterflow
EOL3.6-1.1
combination circuit
City Tie Module (Requires 4” square or
CTM
2-gang North American electrical box)
Reverse Polarity Module
(Requires MFC-A or other listed fire RPM
alarm enclosure)
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Conventional Fire Alarms
Panels
E-FSC Series
Weights and Dimensions
Approx. Shipping
Cat. No. Weight (lb.)
E-FSC1004G 30.50
E-FSC1004R 30.50
E-FSC502G 18.50
E-FSC502R 18.50
E-FSC302G 18.00
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F-DACT 1.00
FSRSI 0.30
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FSRZI-SA 0.30
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FSRA10 1.00
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F-TRIM35G 1.70
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F-TRIM10G 2.20
F-TRIM10R 2.20
F-XTR120 4.00
EOL3.6-1.1 0.10
CTM 1.00
RPM 3.00
FSAT1 0.10
FSAT2 0.10
FSAT3 0.10
FSAT4 0.10
FSRRM-S11 0.40
MFC-A 7.00
3 3/4" 3 3/4"
(95mm) 9 1/8" (95mm) 7 3/4"
(232mm) (197mm)
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*19 1/2" (495mm) Semi-flushholounting Surfacheolmesounting 10 1/2" (267mm) 30"* (762mm) Semi-flushholounting Surfacheolmesounting 21 17/64" (540mm)
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14 15/64" *
(361mm) 16 1/4"*
(413mm)
Three and Five Zone Ten Zone
* Add 1-1/2 in. (38.1mm) for trim kit.
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Conventional Fire Alarms
Smoke Detectors
500 Series
The Edwards 511C is a conventional photoelectric, Features and Specifications
direct-wire smoke detector with drift compensation,
• B uilt-in drift compensation
and features a low profile and self-diagnostics.
• Field-replaceable optical chamber
This two-wire detector meets NFPA 72 field
• Small, low-profile design
sensitivity requirements without the need for
• White color
external meters.
• Meets NFPA 72 field sensitivity testing without
The 511C continually monitors its own sensitivity the need for external meters
and operational status, and provides a visual • Includes mounting base
indication if it drifts out of the sensitivity range or • Operating temperature range: 32°F to 100°F
fails internal diagnostics. Drift compensation allows (0°C to 37.8°C) 12
the detector to automatically adjust its sensitivity
over time as it becomes dirty, increasing the time
between cleaning, and the life of the detector.
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The patented field replaceable optical chamber M
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Normal sensing occurs every 9 seconds. This A
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rate doubles when a signal exceeding the alarm
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threshold value is sensed. Two additional
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Ordering Information
Operating Current Current Photoelectric Reset Drift Field
Description Cat. No. Voltage (Standby) (Alarm) Sensitivity Time Compensation Adj. Wire Size
Two-wire Conventional
511C 12/24V DC 0.00007 A 0.06 A 3.1%, +0.5%, -1% 1 sec. 1%/ft. max. 18-12 AWG
Smoke Detector
Accessories
Description Cat. No.
Replacement optical Chambers
211-10PKG
(pkg. of 10)
Weights and Dimensions
Approx. Shipping Dimensions
Cat. No. Weight (lb.) Diameter (in.) Height (in.)
511C 0.5 5.0 2.0
211-10PKG 0.5 — —
100°F
32°F
DC OP TEMP
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Conventional Fire Alarms
Smoke Detectors
500 Series
Edwards 500 Series two-wire conventional photo- Features and Specifications
electric smoke detectors work on a light-scattering
• Self-diagnostic capability continually
principle. A pulsed infrared light-emitting diode
monitors operation
serves as the light source, and a high-speed photo
• Remote maintenance (CleanMe) reporting and
diode as the sensing element. This design protects
built-in drift compensation
against nuisance alarms caused by dust, insects,
• Field-replaceable optical chamber
RF interference, and ambient light. Built-in drift
• Low-profile design blends into the ceiling
compensation allows the detector to automatically
• Optional auxiliary functions include:
adjust its sensitivity over time as it becomes dirty.
- Integral sounder; 85dB @ 10ft.
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able. In the event of a confirmed alarm the LED • White color
will light continuously. The unit indicates trouble by • Includes mounting base
S flashing the LED every second. This meets the • Operating temperature range: 32°F to 100°F
M NFPA 72 field sensitivity testing requirements. (0°C to 37°C)
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requirements. Units with built-in 85dBA sounders
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emit a temporal 3-3-3 tone pattern when in alarm
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and will emit a steady tone when the input power
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screw terminals. The detectors mount to a
standard single-gang electrical box, a four-inch
octagonal, four-inch square electrical box, or
WIREMOLD No. 5739 fixture box.
Ordering Information
Drift
Operating Current Current Photoelectric Reset Compensation Field Wire
Description Cat. No. Voltage (Standby) (Alarm) Sensitivity Time Adj. Size
Photoelectric Smoke 521B 12/24V DC 0.00007 A 0.06 A 3.1%, +0.50, -1.00% 1 sec. 1%/ft. max. 18-12 AWG
Smoke with Fixed Temp and
521BXT 12/24V DC 0.00007 A 0.06 A 3.1%, +0.50, -1.00% 1 sec. 1%/ft. max. 18-12 AWG
ROR Heat
Smoke with Heat and Sounder 521NCSXT 12/24V DC 0.00007 A 0.06 A 3.1%, +0.50, -1.00% 1 sec. 1%/ft. max. 18-12 AWG
100°F
32°F
DC 85 dB OP TEMP
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Conventional Fire Alarms
Smoke Detectors
500 Series
Accessories
Description Cat. No.
Replacement optical Chambers
211-10PKG
(pkg. of 10)
Weights and Dimensions
Approx. Shipping 12
Cat. No. Weight (lb.)
521B 0.5
521BXT 0.5 S
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521NCSXT 0.5 R
211-10PKG 0.5 A
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2" (51mm) 5" (127mm)
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Conventional Fire Alarms
Smoke Detectors
700 Series
The Edwards photoelectric smoke detector is an Features and Specifications
interchangeable head and base detector with a
• S elf-diagnostic capability continually
light-scattering optical sensor. A pulsed infrared
monitors operation
LED light source and a high-speed photodiode-
• Built-in drift compensation
sensing element are housed in an omni-directional
• Field-replaceable optical chamber
sensing chamber protected by an insect screen.
• Low-profile design blends into the ceiling
The chamber is not affected by ambient light.
• Advanced nuisance alarm immunity
The detector features a field-replaceable optical
• Meets NFPA 72 field sensitivity testing without
chamber to simplify cleaning. The 721UT
the need for external meters
12 photoelectric detector includes integral fixed • Extensive two-wire compatibility listings
temperature heat detectors.
• White head and base
Edwards 700 Series smoke detectors are suitable • Operating temperature range: 32°F to 120°F
S for use in commercial and industrial environments. (0°C to 49°C)
M If the detector drifts out of its UL Listed sensitivity
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Applying a magnet near the detector’s integral
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that provides visual indication of sensitivity level,
or if service is required.
Built-in drift compensation allows the detector to
automatically adjust its sensitivity over time as it
becomes dirty.
Ordering Information
Drift
Operating Current Current Photoelectric Number of Reset Compensation Field Wire
Description Cat. No. Voltage (Standby) (Alarm) Sensitivity Terminals Time Adj. Size
Two-wire Self-Diagnostic 2.85%, +0.37,
711U 12/24V DC 0.00007 A 0.06 A — 1 sec. 1%/ft. max. —
Smoke Detector -1.00%
Two-wire Self-Diagnostic 2.85%, +0.37,
721UT 12/24V DC 0.00007 A 0.06 A — 1 sec. 1%/ft. max. —
Smoke Detector with Heat -1.00%
Two-wire Self-Diagnostic 701U — — — — 3 — — 18-12 AWG
Smoke Detector Bases 702U — — — — 6 — — 18-12 AWG
Accessories
Description Cat. No.
Replacement optical Chambers
211-10PKG
(pkg. of 10)
120°F
32°F
DC OP TEMP
MEA
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