Fire Alarm System Submittal

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 System Description

The 4007ES Fire alarm Control Panel product line offers two versions of panels, IDNAC
panels (fully addressable) and Hybrid panels (conventional and addressable).

4007ES IDNAC panels are fully addressable fire alarm control panels ideally suited for
new system installations. The base panel is capable of monitoring and controlling 100
(expandable to 250) addressable initiating devices on an IDNet signaling line circuit and
up to 127 addressable notification appliances on an IDNAC signaling line circuit. Also
included are two programmable relays, a 2 Amp circuit output configurable as a reverse
polarity (non-sync) notification appliance circuit or a 2 Amp auxiliary power output (non-
resetable). Built-in Ethernet and USB Ports are provided for software updates, backups,
and panel reports.

4007ES Hybrid panels support both conventional and addressable intiating devices as
well as conventional (non-addressable) notification appliances and are ideally suited for
retrofit installations. The base Hybrid panel includes an 8 Point Zone/Relay card (each
point can be configured as an Initiating Device Circuit input or Relay output) and 4
conventional Notification Appliance Cicuits for interfacing to existing conventional fire
alarm devices and appliances. The 4007ES panels are capable of supporting up to four 8
Point Zone/Relay cards. Also included are an IDNet signaling line circuit capable of
supporting up to 100 (expandable to 250)addressable initiating devices and built-in
Ethernet and USB Ports for software updates, backups, and panel reports.

The 4007ES IDNAC base panel includes the main system electronics with features listed
below mounted in a red or platinum steel enclosure with locking door :

· 4.3" Color Touch Screen Display and User Interface with Fire Alarm, Priority 2,
Supervisory and Trouble Event Categories and 3 Programmable Status LEDs
· System power supply (4A);
· 120 VAC to 240V, 60 Hz/50 Hz, Input Power
o 4A, 24 VDC, Output Power
o Battery charger for up to 33Ah batteries per UL864/ULCS527;
temperature compensated(control panel supports up to 18Ah batteries,
larger batteries up to 33Ah require external cabinet)
· One IDNet Channel capable of supporting up to 100 Addressable Devices, Class B
or A (expandable to 250 points with 3 isolated loops)
· One IDNAC Channel capable of supporting up to 127 Addressable Notification
Appliances, Class B (Class A option available)
· One 2 Amp output circuit configurable as a reverse polarity (non-sync) notification
appliance circuit or a 2 Amp auxiliary power output (non-resetable)
· Two Programmable Auxiliary Relays
· 1 RUI Connection for Remote Annunciations (Class B or X)
· Built-in Ethernet and USB Ports for software updates, backups, and panel reports.

The 4007ES Hybrid base panel includes the main system electronics with features listed
below mounted in a red or platinum steel enclosure with locking door :
 · 4.3" Color Touch Screen Display and User Interface with Fire Alarm, Priority 2,
Supervisory and Trouble Event Categories and 3 Programmable Status LEDs
· System power supply (6A);
· 120 VAC to 240V, 60 Hz/50 Hz, Input Power
o 6A, 24 VDC, Output Power
o Battery charger for up to 33Ah batteries per UL864/ULCS527;
temperature compensated (control panel supports up to 18Ah batteries,
larger batteries up to 33Ah require external cabinet)
· One 8 Zone/Relay Card (each point can be configured as an Initiating Device
Circuit input or Relay output)
· Four 3A Conventional Notification Appliance Circuits (Class B or A)
· One IDNet Channel capable of supporting up to 100 Addressable Devices, Class B
or A (expandable to 250 points with 3 isolated loops)
· One 2 Amp output circuit configurable as a reverse polarity (non-sync) notification
appliance circuit or a 2 Amp auxiliary power output (non-resetable)
· 1 RUI Connection for Remote Annunciations (Class B or X)
· Built-in Ethernet and USB Ports for software updates, backups, and panel reports.

In addition the following optional features are available for 4007ES Panels:
· 75 Point Isolated IDNet+ Loop Module (2 max)
· 8 Zone/Relay Card (4 max)
· 25V Regulator Module (1 max, uses one 8 Zone/Relay Card mounting space)
· Dual Class A Isolator (DCAI) for IDNAC circuit (1 max, uses one 8 Zone/Relay
Card mounting space)
· City Circuit (with or w/out disconnect) or Alarm/Supv/Tbl Relay Module (1 max)
· Panel Mounted 48 LED Module (1 max)
· Point Reporting DACT with support for up to 2 Central Station Accounts (1 max)
· 3rd Party IP Communicator (mounted separately)
 Sequence of Operation

Alarm Operation:
<The following representative tasks may need to be customized for each project>

Upon alarm activation of any area smoke detector, heat detector, manual pull station or
sprinkler waterflow switch, the following functions shall automatically occur:

 The internal audible device will sound at the control panel and at the remote
annunciator (if it is included). In addition the red "Fire Alarm" led will begin to flash.
The display will indicate Fire Alarm in System with the active device or zone in
alarm. Tap the unacknowledged alarm to silence the local audible device and cause
the Fire Alarm led to change from flashing to steady.

 The LCD display shall indicate all applicable information associated with the alarm
condition including; zone, device type, device location and time/date by Tapping on
the desired alarm event.

 The panel will record the occurrence of the event, the time of occurrence and the
device initiating the event in the system's historical log.

 Any remote or local annunciator LCD/LED's associated with the alarm zone shall be
illuminated.

 The panel will activate the audible and visible occupant notification appliances
throughout the building. To silence the building notification appliances, on the fire
alarm panel display tap on 'Alarm Functions", then tap on "Alarm Silence". When the
"Alarm Silence" request is processed by the panel, the yellow "Alarm Silenced" led
will be activated.

 Transmit signal to the central station with point identification.

 All automatic events programmed to the alarm point shall be executed and the
associated outputs activated.

 All stairwell/exit doors shall unlock throughout the building.

 All self-closing fire/smoke doors held open shall be released.

Supervisory Operation:
<The following representative tasks may need to be customized for each project>

Upon supervisory activation of any sprinkler valve supervisory switch, the following
functions shall automatically occur:
 The internal audible device shall sound at the control panel and at the remote
annunciator (if it is included) along with supervisory audible and visual signals as
indicated on the drawings.

 The internal audible device will sound at the control panel and at the remote
annunciator (if it is included) along with supervisory audible and visual signals as
indicated on the drawings. In addition the yellow "Supervisory" led will begin to flash.
The display will indicate Supervisory in System with the active device or zone in an
active supervisory condition. Tap the unacknowledged supervisory event to silence the
local audible device and cause the Supervisory led to change from flashing to steady.

 The LCD display shall indicate all applicable information associated with the
supervisory condition including; zone, device type, device location and time/date by
Tapping on the desired supervisory event.

 The panel will record the occurrence of the event, the time of occurrence and the
device initiating the event in the system's historical log.

 Any remote or local annunciator LCD/LED's associated with the supervisory zone
shall be illuminated.

 Audible supervisory signals shall be silenced from the control panel by the
supervisory acknowledge switch.

 Transmit signal to the central station with point identification.

Trouble Operation:
<The following representative tasks may need to be customized for each project>

Upon activation of a trouble condition or signal from any device on the system, the
following functions shall automatically occur:

 The internal audible device shall sound at the control panel and at the remote
annunciator (if it is included) along with trouble audible and visual signals as
indicated on the drawings. In addition the yellow "Trouble" led will begin to flash.
The display will indicate Trouble in System with the active device or zone in an active
supervisory condition. Tap the unacknowledged trouble event to silence the local
audible device and cause the Trouble led to change from flashing to steady.

 The LCD display shall indicate all applicable information associated with the trouble
condition including; zone, device type, device location and time/date by Tapping on
the desired trouble event.

 The panel will record the occurrence of the event, the time of occurrence and the
device initiating the event in the system's historical log.

 Any remote or local annunciator LCD/LED's associated with the trouble zone shall be
illuminated.
 Audible trouble signals shall be silenced from the fire alarm control panel by a trouble
acknowledge switch.

 Transmit signal to the central station with point identification.

Trouble reports for primary system power failure to the master control shall be
automatically delayed for a period of time equal to 25% of the system standby battery
capacity to eliminate spurious reports as a result of power fluctuations.
 Bill of Material

GRP 20-21FG
1 4007-9101 4007ES Hybrid
GRP 29-05FG
44 4098-9757 QuickConnect2 Sensor with base
44 4098-9788 Two Wire Base - w/remote LED connection
25 4098-9792 Standard Addressable Detector Base-White
25 4098-9714 Photoelectric Addressable Sensor
GRP 29-03FG
16 4099-9004 Single Action Addressable Manual Station LED
GRP 29-02FG
4 4906-9127 Multi-Candela Visible w/Horn - Wall Mount - Red
2 4906-9102 Multi-Candela Visible-Only - Ceiling Mount. Red
21 4906-9128 Multi-Candela Visible w/Horn - Ceiling Mount - Red
GRP 20-06FG
2 4009-9301 NAC Extender connected to IDNet [240VAC UL]
 Battery Calculations

4007ES Hybrid Battery Calculations:

Description StandBy Current (mA) Alarm Current (mA)

Control Panel and Peripherals 352 629
Power For External Peripheral Devices 0 0
Total: 352 629

Additional Battery Capacity Required (%): 20

Required Battery Stand-By Time (Hours): 24
Required Battery Alarm Time (Minutes): 5

Required Battery Current (Total Ah): 12.241

NAC Extender connected to IDNet [240VAC UL] Battery Calculations:

Description StandBy Current (mA) Alarm Current (mA)

Control Panel and Peripherals 85 1052
Power For External Peripheral Devices 0 0
Total: 85 1052

Additional Battery Capacity Required (%): 20

Required Battery Stand-By Time (Hours): 24
Required Battery Alarm Time (Minutes): 5

Required Battery Current (Total Ah): 3.064

NAC Extender connected to IDNet [240VAC UL] Battery Calculations:

Description StandBy Current (mA) Alarm Current (mA)

Control Panel and Peripherals 85 2472
Power For External Peripheral Devices 0 0
Total: 85 2472

Additional Battery Capacity Required (%): 20

Required Battery Stand-By Time (Hours): 24
Required Battery Alarm Time (Minutes): 5

Required Battery Current (Total Ah): 3.234

 Voltage Drop Calculations

Wire Resistance Temp = 50C

Ckt# Ckt Name Start End Ckt Wire Gauge Ckt Actual Actual Total Ckt Maximum
Voltage Voltage Length(ft) (12,14,16,18) Load Voltage Voltage Resistanc Ckt
(Amps) Drop Drop e (Ohms) Length
(Volts) (%) (ft)
NAC [3 19 16 50 14 0.116 0.03 0.16 0.28 4582.22
Amp] 1
NAC [3 19 16 115 14 0.116 0.08 0.42 0.65 4582.22
Amp] 2
NAC [3 19 16 396 14 0 0 0 0 0
Amp] 3
NAC [3 19 16 315 14 0 0 0 0 0
Amp] 4
NAC 1 19 16 185 14 0.471 0.49 2.58 1.04 1128.53
NAC 2 19 16 335 14 0.396 0.75 3.95 1.89 1342.27
NAC 3 19 16 280 14 0 0 0 0 0
NAC 4 19 16 280 14 0 0 0 0 0
NAC 5 19 16 430 14 0.66 1.6 8.42 2.43 805.36
NAC 6 19 16 530 14 0.66 1.97 10.37 2.99 805.36
NAC 7 19 16 530 14 0.735 2.2 11.58 2.99 723.18
NAC 8 19 16 270 14 0.232 0.35 1.84 1.52 2291.11