4090-9005, 4090-9006 Suppression Release Peripheral Application and Installation

Instructions
Cautions, warnings, and regulatory information
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Follow the instructions in this installation manual. These instructions must be followed to avoid damage to
this product and associated equipment. Product operation and reliability depend upon proper installation.
DO NOT INSTALL ANY SIMPLEX™ PRODUCT THAT APPEARS DAMAGED Upon unpacking your Simplex product, inspect the contents
of the carton for shipping damage. If damage is apparent, immediately file a claim with the carrier and notify an authorized Simplex
product supplier.

ELECTRICAL HAZARD Disconnect electrical field power when making any internal adjustments or repairs. All repairs should be
performed by a representative or an authorized agent of your local Simplex product supplier.

STATIC HAZARD Static electricity can damage components. Handle as follows:

• Ground yourself before opening or installing components.
• Prior to installation, keep components wrapped in anti-static material at all times.

Important Compatibility Information

When the Suppression Release Peripheral (SRP) is used for field replacement, no action is necessary. In a new installation, the software limitations
in Table 1 must be adhered to. This is because revision E and earlier SRPs sensed only normal (10 k EOL) and trouble (open-circuit) conditions, and
revision F and later SRPs sense normal (10 k EOL), trouble (open-circuits), and supervisory (16.2 k disconnect switch) conditions. When adding a SRP to
an existing (pre-revision F) installation, it is necessary to either upgrade the software or clip the 16.2 k resistor from the maintenance switches.
Table 1: SRP Compatibility Information
4010 - SRP is compatible with 4010 IDNet™ and NACs
- Master software is at revision 4.01* or higher
- SFIO software is at revision 4.01* or higher
4009 - SRP is compatible with 4009 IDNet and NACs
4100U - SRP is compatible with 4100 IDNet and NACs on the following:
SPS,RPS, XPS and XNAC (not XSIG)
- Master software is at revision 11.11* or higher
SPS is at revision 3.07* or higher
- IDNET and IDNET+ are at revision 3.07* or higher
4007ES and 4007ES Hybrid - Software Revision 3.03 or higher
4010ES - All revisions
- SRP is compatible with IDNet or IDNet2 and MSS(I), MSS2(I), or ESS
4100ES - All revisions
- SRP is compatible with IDNet or IDNet2 and SPS, or EPS, or ES Power supply, or NAC card, or RPS, or
XPS, or XNAC (all software revisions).
- SRP is not compatible with XSIG
* These revisions incorporate the capability to interpret the additional line condition, which is the 16.2 k supervisory resistor.

Introduction
This publication describes the installation procedure for the 4090-9005 and 4090-9006 SRP. The SRP controls the actuator that activates the
suppression release systems (such as CO2 or INERGEN), single or double interlock preaction sprinkler systems, and deluge sprinkler systems.
With the SRP, you can upgrade the FACU to enable it to become an agent release system, see Figure 1. Appropriate software is required.

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Figure 1: Suppression release peripheral

Setting the SRP Address

Note: The IDNet channel supports address codes 1 through 250.

Each SRP has a unique address. The address of the SRP is set with an eight position dip switch (Figure 1), DIP switch position 1 is the least significant bit
(LSB) and position 8 is the most significant bit (MSB). Set the address using Figure 2 as reference. Use a small screwdriver or pen to set the switches.
Write the device address for the SRP on the re-sealable label, this information aids in troubleshooting the system.
Note: DIP switch in 1 position is ON while DIP switch in 0 position is OFF.

Figure 2: Suppression release peripheral address chart

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Mounting the SRP

Follow the directions below to mount the 4090-9005 and 4090-9006 SRP to a 2975-9227 Enclosure (Figure 3).
Note: The 4090-9006 ULC-listed SRP is shipped with the peripheral already mounted to the enclosure, skip step 1 for the 4090-9006.

Note: The 4090-9005 SRP mounting orientation must be with the NAC and IDNet terminals on the left as illustrated in the figure below.
1. Secure the SRP with bracket assembly to the four enclosure, threaded mounting studs using the four supplied nuts (do not over tighten).
2. The SRP has an optional communications LED option kit (4090-9812) that mounts to the cover. If using the LED option kit, remove the plastic
snap-in plug on the enclosure box cover. The LED snaps into the hole on the sheet metal cover. Connect the LED harness to connector P1 on
the SRP and ensure red goes on top.
3. Perform all SRP field wiring and optional LED wiring using the wiring information in Table 2 and Table 3. Use Figure 4 and Figure 5 as a
reference.
4. Secure the cover to the enclosure box by tightening the captive flat head screw on the cover (do not over tighten).

Figure 3: SRP 2975-9227 Enclosure Mounting

* 2975-9227 red enclosure box.
** 4090-9005, 4090-9006 Suppression Release Peripheral and Mounting Bracket Assembly.

SRP Terminal Wiring Inputs/Outputs

IDNet Input
The SRP communicates with the FACU through the IDNet channel. The IDNet channel connects to terminal TB3 on the SRP and accepts two 12 – 18
AWG wires on each of the terminals.
An IDNet circuit has a communications power rating of 36.25 volts (maximum) at .5 A, 3333 baud.
NAC Input
Note: Only SRP is allowed per NAC, no EOL supervision resistor is required on the NAC. The Releasing Appliance Circuit (RAC) supervision module
must be wired to the RAC output for proper NAC supervision.

The SRP NAC Input monitors the NAC from the FACU. The NAC interface monitors the NAC for NO POWER, SUPERVISION, and ACTIVE states. The NAC
Input connects to terminal TB1 on the SRP and accepts two 12 – 18 AWG wires on each of the terminals. See Table 2 for maximum NAC wiring distance
calculations. Refer to NAC wiring diagrams for more details.
Releasing Appliance Circuit (RAC) Output Interface
The SRP monitors the output RAC wiring for opens and shorts. It will NOT monitor the coil. A coil supervision module (2081-9046) must be placed as
close to the coil as possible to monitor the wiring. The RAC device connects to terminal TB2 on the SRP and accepts up to 12 AWG wiring.
Due to the variety of actuators that can be used with this releasing device, the minimum allowable voltage at the end of the RAC
wiring is 20.4 V DC. Line distances must be calculated assuming a maximum voltage drop of 0.6 V (minimum SRP output – coil supervision module –

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minimum actuator voltage; 21.7-.7-20.4) at the rated actuator operating current, including the coil supervision module. See Table 3 for maximum RAC
wiring guidelines and distance calculations.

Wiring Restrictions
Table 2 provides the maximum NAC input wiring distances to the Suppression Release Peripheral (SRP). The maximum distances are based on the
actuator current draw, wire gauge and total line resistance. The SRP provides a single Releasing Appliance Circuit (RAC) to control the releasing actuator
and a DC to DC regulator to ensure proper voltage is supplied to the actuator. Due to the efficiency of the DC to DC regulator, the dedicated NAC used
to power the SRP must be rated at 2 amps for actuator loads up to 1 amp, or 3 amps for actuator loads greater than 1 amp up to 2 amps maximum.
For actuator loads up to 1.75 amps the maximum wiring distances are based on a total voltage drop of 3.4 V. For 2 amp actuator loads the maximum
wiring distance is based on a total voltage drop of 1.2 V.
Table 2: SRP NAC Wiring Distances
MAXIMUM NAC WIRING DISTANCES
Based on a total Drop of 3.4 V
RAC OUTPUT CURRENT DISTANCE TOTAL LINE RESISTANCE
(Refer to actuator rating) 18 AWG 16 AWG 14 AWG 12 AWG
0.50 A 250’ 399’ 635’ 1,010’ 3.58 Ω
0.75 A 167’ 266’ 423’ 673’ 2.39 Ω
1.00 A 125’ 199’ 317’ 505’ 1.79 Ω
1.25 A
1 100’ 159’ 254’ 404’ 1.43 Ω

1.50 A
1 84’ 133’ 212’ 337’ 1.19 Ω

1.75 A
1 72’ 114’ 181’ 289’ 1.02 Ω

2.00 A
1,2 25’ 39’ 63’ 100’ 0.36 Ω
1
For RAC Output greater than 1.0 A, NAC must be at least 3 A Capacity
2
2.0 A RAC Output Line Distance is based on Total Drop of 1.2 V, NOT 3.4 V
Table 3: SRP RAC Wiring Guidelines
MAXIMUM RAC WIRING DISTANCE
Based on a total Drop of 0.6 V
RAC OUTPUT CURRENT DISTANCE TOTAL LINE RESISTANCE
(Refer to actuator rating) 18 AWG 16 AWG 14 AWG 12 AWG
0.50 A 74’ 118’ 188’ 300’ 1.06 Ω
0.75 A 50’ 79’ 126’ 200’ 0.71 Ω
1.00 A 37’ 59’ 94’ 150’ 0.53 Ω
1.25 A 30’ 47’ 75’ 120’ 0.43 Ω
1.50 A 25’ 39’ 63’ 100’ 0.35 Ω
1.75 A 21’ 34’ 54’ 85’ 0.30 Ω
2.00 A 19’ 30’ 47’ 75’ 0.27 Ω

Wiring Guidelines
The SRP RAC outputs are designated on the printed circuit board as RAC+ and RAC-. The SRP RAC must connect to a 2081-9046-coil supervision
module, which in turn connects to a 12 V DC or 24 V DC actuator (see Figure 4). It can also connect to the maintenance switches listed in Table 4. See
Figure 5 for a connections diagram with a maintenance switch.
• All wiring must be 18 AWG (minimum) to 12 AWG (maximum).
• Conductors must test free of all grounds.
• All wiring is supervised and power limited unless otherwise noted.
• Wiring between 2081-9046-coil supervision modules (Yell/Black) is not power limited. Refer to the 2081-9046 Coil Supervision Module Wiring
Instructions (574-437).
• Connect 24 V DC actuator as shown, only one 24 V DC actuator per RAC +, - output.
• Connect the 12 V DC actuator as shown. Two units must be connected through a maximum of 20 feet in conduit.
• For specific actuator wiring instructions, refer to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
• For UL/ULC application, the RAC is a special application circuit, and must only be used with the actuators listed in Table 5.
• The RAC is compatible for use with any FM approved electric release deluge, pre-action and refrigerated area sprinkler solenoid valve rated 22
watts or less. Refer to the solenoid valve manufacturer’s product documentation for verification of agency listings and power requirements.
• Maximum alarm current is 2 A.
• Earth Fault Detection on RAC is 2 kOhms or less.
Table 4: Maintenance and Abort Switches
PID Description
2080-9056 Abort Switch Flush
2080-9057 Abort Switch Surface

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Table 4: Maintenance and Abort Switches

PID Description
2080-9067 Abort Switch Style C Flush
2080-9068 Abort Switch Style C Flush
2080-9059 Maint Switch w/Lamp Flush
2080-9060 Maint Switch w/Lamp Surface
Table 5: UL/ULC Compatible Releasing Devices
MFG NOTES
ANSUL AUTOMAN II-C Assembly (uses solenoid 17728; coil 25924)
AUTOMAN II-C Explosion-Proof Releasing Device (uses solenoid 31492; coil 31438)
AUTOMAN II-C Assembly (uses solenoid 68739; coil 25924)
Solenoid Electric Actuator (uses solenoid 73111; coil 73097)
CV90 HF Electric Actuator 73327 (may use 73606 in-line resistor)
LP CO2 w/ASCO solenoid 422934
LP CO2 double action 24 V solenoid 430948
LP CO2 3-way selector valve solenoid 433419
Electric Actuator – 24 VDC solenoid 570537
LPG Solenoid Electric Actuator (uses solenoid: Flow Control 609500/671S)
Solenoid Coupling Assembly 21006401 (uses solenoid: Flow Control 609500/671S)
Solenoid Coupling Assembly 21006402 (uses solenoid: Flow Control 609500/671S)
LPG128/145/190/230-50/55 FM-200 valves (uses solenoid: Flow Control 609500/671S)
LPG128-90UL iFLOW and FM-200 valve (uses solenoid: Flow Control 609500/671S)
ASCO Model 8210A107 (097617-005D coil) 1/2 in. NPS, 5/8 in. orifice. 24 VDC
Model 8210G207 (238310 coil) 1/2 in. NPS, 1/2 in. orifice.
Model 8211A107 (097617-005D coil) 24 VDC
Model 8262H182
Model EF8210G001MBMO
Model HV2628571 (23810 coil) N.C. 1/2 in. NPS, 1/2 in. orifice.
Model HV2648581 (23810 coil) N.O. 1/2 in. NPS, 1.2 in. orifice.
R8210A107 (097617-005D coil) 1/2 in. NPS, 5/8 in. orifice.
HV2740607, (replaces obsolete ASCO T8210A107)
Hygood (TSP) Model 304.205.010 – Electrical Actuator Suppression diode
Model 304.209.001 – Electrical Actuator Bridge Rectifier
PyroChem ECH Electrical Control Head (551201)
Explosion-Proof Electric Actuator (570147)
Removable Electric Actuator (570209) 0.2 A
Skinner Model 71395SN2ENJ1N0H111C2 (Skinner coil H111C2) 1/4 in. NPS, 1/16 in.
Model 73212BN4TN00N0C111C2 (Skinner coil C111C2) 1/2 in., 5-300 psi
Model 73212BN4TNLVN0C322C2 (Skinner coil C322C2) 1/2 in. NPS, 0.92 A, 250 psi
Model 73218BN4UNLVN0H111C2 (Skinner coil H111C2)
Model 73218BN4UNLVN0C111C2 (Skinner coil C111C2) 1/2 in. NPW, 5/8 in. orifice.
Burkert Model 5282 2/2 – Way Solenoid Valve
Minimax Model MX1230 without diode, 24V DC, 1/2 in. NPT
Versa Model CGS-4292-NB3-S20000
Tyco Safety Products Model TSP 304700001, 24V
Model TSP 304205030, 24V
Masteco Model MSC-01, 24V

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Standby Battery Calculations

Table 6: Battery Calculation Guidelines
Condition Current
Standby 0 mA*
Alarm Refer to Table 7 Below
*The SRP and coil supervision module looks like a 10k EOL resistor, which is already figured into FACU standby current requirements. No additional
standby calculations are required when connecting an SRP to a FACU.
To use the table, first refer to actuator’s current rating. Then, determine the amount of alarm current required from the NAC to supply the actuator.
Use this figure to determine alarm current battery requirements. For example, a 1.0 A actuator would require 1.71 A alarm current from the FACU.
Table 7: SRP
RAC CURRENT ALARM CURRENT REQUIRED FROM NAC
0.5 A 854 mA
0.75 A 1.28 A
1.0 A 1.71 A
1.25 A 2.14 A
1.5 A 2.56 A
1.75 A 3.0 A
2.0 A* 3.0 A
*2.0 A rating is the same as 1.75 A rating

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SRP Wiring

Figure 4: SRP wiring

* COIL SUPERVISION MODULE 2081-9046
Note:
1. Refer to Table 3 for maximum RAC wiring distance based on 0.6 V Drop, including supervision module. 0.6 V Drop per Releasing Appliance
Circuit (RAC) Output Interface description is in Table 3. RAC wiring is class B only.
2. When connecting two wires to one terminal, position one wire on each side of the terminal screw.
3. IDNet, NAC, and RAC lines are 18 AWG (minimum) to 12 AWG (maximum).
4. Refer to the appropriate FACU instructions for IDNet and NAC wiring guidelines.

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Maintenance Switch Wiring

Figure 5: Connections to maintenance disconnect switch

* Maintenance Switch with Lamp 2080-9059, 2080-9060
** Coil Supervision Module 2081-9046
Note:
1. Connect the black wire to black and the red wire to red on the coil supervision module.
2. Refer to Wiring Restrictions for maximum RAC wiring distance based on 0.6 V, including supervision module. 0.6 V Drop per Releasing
Appliance Circuit (RAC) Output Interface description is in Wiring Restrictions. RAC wiring is class B only.
3. When connecting two IDNet wires to one terminal, position one wire on each side of the terminal screw.
4. If a maintenance switch without a lamp (2080-9069, 2080-9070) is used, an auxiliary power source is not needed.

Suppression Release Application Requirements

For systems intended for Halon 1301 (NFPA 12A), Halon 1211 (NFPA 12B), or clean agents (NFPA 2001) release, a pre-discharge NAC must be
configured to warn building occupants of the impending discharge. Refer to the applicable control panel programming manual (574-849 for
4100U/4100ES/4010ES, 579-1167 for 4007ES and 574-052 for 4010) for programming details. Compliance with ADA requires audible and visible
notification.

Abort Switches
Use of abort switches in a pre-action or deluge water type releasing service will void UL 864 Listing for this product and for the associated fire alarm
control panel.
Program an addressable monitor point for abort operation by following the programming details in the applicable manual. When the abort switch is
activated, the control panel halts the release or discharge of extinguishing agent. Pressing and holding the abort switch will prevent agent release/
discharge unless the manual release switch is activated. Manual release overrides abort.
Activation of a manual release switch is indicated with a programmed red manual release LED on the FACU. Upon activation of the manual release
switch, the system will activate the applicable releasing circuits upon expiration of the manual release timer or upon expiration of a previously active
automatic release timer if the remaining time on the automatic release timer is less than the programmed manual release timer.
Note: Setting the manual release timer to zero will result in immediate release.

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FM System Reqirements
Introduction
This section describes specific requirements for Factory Mutual agent release and preaction/deluge systems.

General
• Use battery calculations for battery voltage to 23 V DC minimum.
• Use Coil Supervision Module 2081-9046 on each releasing circuit.

Automatic Extinguishing Release Requirements

Release circuit voltages must remain between 20.4 V DC and 26.4 V DC under all load conditions. Follow wiring chart to determine maximum wiring
distance from panel to releasing appliances.

Preaction/Deluge Applications
• The RAC is compatible for use with any FM approved electric release deluge, pre-action and refrigerated area sprinkler solenoid valve rated 22
watts or less. Refer to the solenoid valve manufacturer’s product documentation for verification of agency listings and power requirements.
• Initiating device circuits must be wired Class A.
• Battery standby must be 90 hours.
• Release circuit voltages must remain between 20.4 V DC and 26.4 V DC under all load conditions. Refer to Table 3 to determine maximum
wiring distance from panel to releasing appliances.

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