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Releasing & Special Hazard Systems

  • MR-2320 Series Releasing Control Unit

    Features

    • Listed to UL 864, 9th edition
    • Field configurable to operate with a Deluge Sprinkler System, a Pre-action Sprinkler System and an Agent Release System
    • Six Class B (Style B) Input Circuits
    • Input Circuits One to Four can be configured as Non-Verified Alarm, Non Latching Supervisory, Latching Supervisory or Agent Release/Water Flow
    depending on the Mode of Operation selected
    • Input Circuits Five & Six can be configured as Manual Release Input, Abort Input or Abort/Manual
    Release Combination Input depending on the Mode of Operation selected
    • Input Circuits can be converted to Class “A” (Style “D”) using the MR-2300-A Converter Module
    • Four Class “B” (Style “Y”) Output Circuits which can be configured for Silenceable Signal, Non-Silenceable Signal, Silenceable Strobe, Non-Silenceable Strobe or Releasing Circuit (Circuits 3 & 4 Only)
    • Output Circuits can be converted to Class “A” (Style “Z”) using the MR-2300-NC4 Converter Module
    • 6 Amp Power Supply
    • 4-wire smoke power 22.3 VDC @ 300ma max. Supervised Aux Power 22.3 VDC @ 500ma max.
    • Aux Power (Unregulated) 24 VDC @ 1.7 Amp max.
    • Relay contacts for Common Alarm (Non Disconnectable), Auxiliary Alarm (Disconnectable),
    Common Supervisory (can be converted to common alarm if no Supervisory input) and Common Trouble
    • Cross Zone option
    • Counting Zones option
    • Output signals can be configured for Steady (fixed) or Escalating (tone changes as input operation changes)
    • Release Timer 0 to 60 Seconds (5 second increments)
    • Manual Release Delay 0 to 30 Seconds (5 second increments)
    • Soak Timer 0 to 15 Minutes (21 Intervals)
    • Abort Release Timer (Standard UL Type Delay, IRL
    Type Delay, NYC Type Delay, Local Jurisdiction Delay)
    • Special Releasing Power Supply and Release Activation Considerations preventing false dumps
    • Configurable to perform two hazard areas
    • Simple panel programming through 14 Pre- Configured Modes of Operations

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