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Features

  • Works on two wire circuit
  • No synchronization module required
  • Synchronized and unsynchronized strobes can be combined on the same zone in any combination
  • Patent pending Sync•Circuit™
  • 24 VDC versions only
  • 15 and 15/75 cd versions available
  • Available with Multi-Alert™ Sounder
  • Constant current draw over voltage range
  • Stand alone strobe mounts to single gang box with MP-SF plate
  • ADA compliant, UL 1971 listed
  • Installer easy plug-in terminal strip on stand-alone strobe Specifications Input terminals: 18 – 12 A WG Shipping Weight: SS-ADA Strobes: 5 oz. (141g) MASS-ADA Horn/Strobes: 10.4 oz. (293g) Operating Temperature Range: 32 °F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) Mounting: Surface: 4 ″ × 4″ × 1 1/2″ standard backbox (21/8″ recommended) Semiflush: 4 ″ × 4″ × 11/2″ standard backbox (21/8″ recommended) with MP-SF semiflush mounting plate (order separately) Dimensions: TOP TOP 53/32″ SS Series ADA MASS Series ADA

All Series SS24ADAS strobes are suitable for primary signaling in public mode life safety applications. The strobes can be connected to the alarm indicating circuit of a UL listed fire alarm control panel. They are compatible with DC line supervision. Panels may have full-wave rectified, unfiltered power supplies. The strobes are available for 24VDC operation and can be used with the System Sensor Multi-Alert™ horn. Stand-alone strobe versions incorporate these “installer easy” features: plug- in terminal strip, wiring guide, and strip gauge (on back). Semiflush mounting is available with the addition of an MP-SF accessory plate. When installed in a zone, the SS24ADAS and MASS24ADAS Series devices flash simultaneously. Note: SS24ADAS and MASS24ADAS Series devices operating in the same zone will not be synchronized if energized at different times (i.e., if more than one controller is controlling the same zone). Sound Output Selection Guide Multi-Alert Sounder – MA12/24D Current (mA) Sound Output (dBA) Clips on DC Regulated/FWR Unfiltered 2 Average* Peak* UL (dBA) Ratings Available Sounds Tabs (ABC) 1 24V 30V 24V 24V 24V Slow Whoop ABC 38/56 46/72 92 100 85

800 Hz continuous

(factory setting) BC 28/45 35/55 93 99 85 800–1000 Hz Alternating AC 34/46 43/58 92 98 85

2400 Interrupted AB 35/56 43/64 90 98 85

2400 Continuous C 38/59 46/73 94 104 85

1200 Interrupted B 23/33 27/41 91 101 82

Swept Frequency A 34/47 43/60 92 101 85 Fast Warble None 30/47 38/59 92 100 85 Multi-Alert Sounder – MA12/24EH Current (mA) Sound Output (dBA) Clips on DC Regulated/FWR Unfiltered

2 Average* Peak* UL (dBA) Ratings

Available Sounds Tabs (ABC) 1 24V 30V 24V 24V 24V Fast Whoop ABC 38/56 46/72 92 100 85

800 Hz Continuous BC 28/45 35/55 93 99 85

800/1000 Hz Fast Dual AC 34/46 43/58 92 98 85 Chirp AB 35/56 43/64 90 98 85

2400 Hz Continuous C 38/59 46/73 94 104 85

Bell B 23/33 27/41 91 101 82 Laser A 34/47 43/60 92 101 85 Electro-Mechanical None 30/47 38/59 92 100 85 (factory setting) * dBA measured in anechoic room at 10 feet. The acoustical output shall meet the current requirements of UL Standard 464. 1. See Tone Selection diagram below for tab clip removal and storage. 2. All models can be powered using uncoded full wave rectified, unfiltered supplies. Under no circumstances can SSADAS or MASSADAS input voltage exceed 33 VDC or be less than 20 VDC. CLIP STORAGE CLIPS REMOVED OR ADDED TO SELECT DESIRED TONE. COVER SLOT TAB A TAB B TAB C FOR STORING UNUSED CLIPS: SLIDE COVER BACK TO ALIGN COVER SLOT WITH CLIP STORAGE POST. SLIDE COVER FOR CLIP STORAGE USE A SMALL- BLADED SCREWDRIVER TO REMOVE CLIPS TONE SELECTION TABS MA Sounder Tone Selection

– VDC + VDC + VDC – VDC STROBE SOUNDER NON- CODED SUPPLYCAN BE CODED SUPPLY From panel or previous device To Next Device or EOL – VDC + VDC Note: NON- CODED SUPPLY Jumpers (included in screw-pack) must be installed as shown for tandem operation. Break off tab Horn/Strobe CombinationStrobe Only From panel or previous device To Next Device or EOL – VDC + VDC IN(–) OUT(–) IN(+) OUT(+) (–)IN (–)OUT (+)IN (+)OUT Standard Light Distribution Vertical Dispersion Horizontal Dispersion A polar light distribution in both horizontal and vertical directions is mandated for the strobes by the Standard UL 1971 for the Hearing Impaired, with specific minimum intensity percentages as shown in the graphs above. LIGHT –45˚45˚ 90˚ –90˚ WALL Degree Percent of Rating 0 100 5-25 90 30-45 75 50 55 55 45 60 40 65 35 70 35 75 30 80 30 85 25 90 25 ZERO AXIS W A L L FLOOR 30354045505560657075808590˚ Degree Percent of Rating 0 100 5-30 90 35 65 40 46 45 34 50 27 55 22 60 18 65 16 70 15 75 13 80 12 85 12 90 12

Ordering Information

Models – ADA Compliant, UL 1971 Listed Operating Strobe Current Product Electromech. Tone Voltage (Average mA) Candela Signaling Strobes SS2415ADAS Signaling Strobe with Sync•Circuit 24 VDC 106 15 SS241575ADAS** Signaling Strobe with Sync•Circuit 24 VDC 195 15/75 Multi-Alert Sounder with Signaling Strobe MASS2415ADAS Sounder with Signaling Strobe with Sync•Circuit MAEH2415ADAS 24 VDC * 15 MASS241575ADAS** Sounder with Signaling Strobe with Sync•Circuit MAEH241575ADAS 24 VDC * 15/75 *Total current = strobe current + sounder current **UL 1971 listed to 15 cd. Recommended for areas 20 ′ × 20′ or smaller. How to Order SS2415ADAS Synchronizable Strobe

24 Volt

SS = Signal Strobe MASS = Multi-Alert Sounder/Strobe MAEH = Multi-Alert Sounder/Strobe with Electromechanical Tone 15 = 15 cd, UL 1971 Strobe 1575 = 15 cd UL 1971 Electrical Ratings – Strobe Only Average Operating Current Operating Current from Supply from Regulated Peak Operating Full Wave Rectified, Model Voltage Range Supply (mA) Current (mA) Unfiltered Supply (mArms)* SS2415ADAS 20–30VDC 106 200 125 SS241575ADAS 20–30VDC 195 350 180 * For additional information, see installation manual D900-06-00; for EH models, see installation manual D900-12-00. Engineering Specifications Strobe shall be a System Sensor Model ______ listed to Standard UL 1971 for the Hearing Impaired and shall be approved for Fire Protective Service. Strobe shall be wired as a Primary Signaling Notification appliance. Strobe shall also comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for visible signaling appliances. Strobe shall operate at 24VDC from a regulated DC supply or full-wave rectified, unfiltered supply. The signaling strobe shall be powered from a non-coded power supply when powered with the horn or powered independently. Visual signaling devices are to be installed in all non-sleeping/corridor and sleeping areas (110 cd only) per plans and specifications. The strobe light shall consist of a xenon flash tube and associated lens/reflector system. Each strobe shall be designed for one flash per second over all operating conditions. All strobes shall be capable of mounting to a standard 4″ × 4″ × 1 1/2″ backbox, in either a surface mount or semiflush mount with separate mounting plate. Strobe shall flash synchronously with other SS24ADAS and MASS24ADAS Series devices in the same zone for a minimum of 15 minutes. Note: SS24ADAS, MASS24ADAS and MAEH24ADAS Series devices operating in the same zone will not be synchronized if energized at different times (i.e., if more than one controller is controlling the same zone). System Sensor Worldwide Distribution In Canada: System Sensor Canada

6581 Kitimat Road, Unit #7

Mississauga, Ontario Canada L5N 3T5 Telephone: 905-812-0767 Fax: 905-812-0771 In the United Kingdom: System Sensor Europe, Ltd. Horsham Gates III, North St. Horsham, West Sussex RH13 5PJ, United Kingdom Telephone: 44-1403-276500 Fax: 44-1403-276501 In India: System Sensor India A-204 Maheshwari Nagar Orkay Mills Lane Andheri East, Mumbai 400093 Telefax: 91-022-8202564 In the Far East: System Sensor Pittway Far East, Ltd. Suite 706, New T&T Centre

7 Canton Road

Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong Telephone: 852-2730-9090 Fax: 852-2736-6580