SA-P8 SOUNDER HOLDS DOCUMENTS ISSUED BY CNBOP-PIB:
- CERTIFICATE CPR NO. 1438-CPR-0883
- CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL NO. 4839/2023
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Use:
The SA-P8 sounder is intended for signalling of fire inside buildings.
Construction:
The signalling device is equipped with housing made of non-combustible material, enclosing electronic components. Acoustic signals are generated by means of piezoceramic transducer, located inside the housing. The cover of SA-P8 sounders holds supply block, WSD switch block and micro switch, by means of which operating mode of the signalling device, as well as acoustic signal type can be selected.
Operating design:
After connecting the supply voltage, the SA-P8 sounder generates an acoustic signal in accordance with the current settings. The acoustic signal is generated by a piezoceramic transducer. The SA-P8 sounder enables the creation of a network of synchronously operating sounders.
Varieties:
The SA-P8 sounder is available in 2 varieties.
Varieties | Description |
SA-P8/C | sounder in red housing |
SA-P8/B | sounder in white housing |
Opening:
To open the alarm device you should: screw out the blocking screw, twist the shade to the left while holding the base, then move apart the shade and the base.
Closing:
To close the alarm device adjust the markers, then assemble the device and twist it to the direction marked with an arrow (sequence shown in the drawing). After closing, screw in the blocking screw.
Assembly recommendations:
The SA-P8 sounders should be connected to the FAS installation through junction boxes with the required class of maintaining electrical functions (recommended PIP-3AN). If there is no need to use the synchronization option of the SO-P8 VADs, it is also possible to mount them through the PIP-1AN installation box, observing the following information on the mounting method. If mounting directly on the box is not required, the PIP-2AN/0.375A box can be used to connect the device.
The box should be mounted to the substrate/wall with the required fire resistance. If, for aesthetic reasons, it is not possible to mount the signaling device directly on the PIP box, it is permissible to mount the signaling device to the base that does not have the required fire resistance, while the PIP junction box must be mounted on the base with the required fire resistance (e.g. a situation in which the box PIP is mounted to the ceiling with E90 resistance, while the SA-P8 sounder is mounted in the suspended ceiling). Detailed guidelines for the installation of PIP installation boxes are included in the National Technical Assessment CNBOP-PIB-KOT-2019/0113-3704 edition 2.
The mounting cover OM-1 is intended for installation in a suspended ceiling. This procedure allows the device to be hidden in the suspended ceiling, which increases the aesthetic value of the installation.
If there is a need to protect the signaling device against mechanical damage at the installation site, the OZ-50-3 protective cover can be used.