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Commercial Products Group

2519-4th Ave, Moline, IL61265

800.521.8219 : 800.225.4109

www.cpglifesafety.com

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SAFETY MESSAGE

People's lives depend on your safe installation, test, operation,

and maintenance of our products. Read, understand, and

follow all safety messages and instructions. Refer to "Safety

Messages for Equipment Used in Fire-Protective Signaling

Systems" and any other documentation shipped with equip-

ment before performing any system related duty.

I. GENERAL.

These two PowerTone models are 25 Vrms and 70

Vrms, indoor/outdoor rated, selectable power output (0.5 to

15 watts) loudspeakers for use with fire alarm signalling

systems such as CPG’s PowerTone system. They are

designed to reproduce electronically generated warning

tones, which command rapid recognition, and full range

voice communication. They are suitable for use in areas

with high ambient noise levels. These speakers are equipped

with a blocking capacitor to allow use in supervised alarm

signalling systems. The PowerTone Model SPHP speaker

is also available with an optional 24VDC strobe light

attached. All strobes are listed by Underwriters Laborato-

ries in their respective categories.

For additional information

regarding the attached strobe and message label(s) attachment, refer

to Model V1971 strobe instruction sheet (CPG Part No. 2561088 or

2561090) or Model VST strobe instruction sheet (CPG Part No.

2561310). Model V1971 may be used outdoors when Model VW outdoor

kit is employed; otherwise, Model V1971 is for indoor use only. Model

VST may be used for indoor use only. Speaker projectors on all

models are adjustable and may be repositioned to obtain

desired sound distribution.

I I . SPECIFICATIONS.

Operating 25 Vrms or 70 Vrms

Voltage

Power Input 0.5 W, 1 W, 2 W, 7 W and 15 W

(selectable)

Weight 5 lb. (2.25kg)

(approx.)

Size 11-7/8" (302mm) high, 8-1/8" (206mm)

wide, 8" (203mm) deep.

Construction Aluminum enclosure painted with red

enamel. Amplifier housing sealed

with neoprene rubber gasket.

Approval Agency Listings:

Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

Model SPHP: File S6476(Guide UUMW

California State Fire Marshal—7230-1517:110

New York City—(Listing is pending.)

Audibility information is shown in table 1.

III. INSTALLATION.

Unpacking.

After unpacking the speaker, examine it carefully

for possible damage that may have occurred in transit. If

equipment has been damaged, immediately file a claim with

the carrier stating extent of damage. Carefully check all

shipping labels and tags for special instructions before

removing or destroying them.

Mounting Arrangements (see figure 1).

The speaker can be mounted on any relatively flat

surface. Conduit connection can be made to two 1/2"

threaded openings at the bottom of the housing or to 7/8"

knockout in rear of housing. A 1/2" conduit plug is supplied

for field installation if one of the 1/2" threaded openings is

not utilized. After the mounting location and mounting

method have been selected, proceed with the applicable

instructions below.

WARNING

Property damage, serious injury, or death could occur if an

accumulation of water, snow, dust, etc. resides in the speaker

projector, severely reducing or preventing operation of this

device. Mount the unit so speaker projector is pointed horizon-

tally or slightly downward.

1. Flat Surface Mounting

a. Remove and retain the two screws that

secure cover to housing. Remove the cover.

b. Select the mounting location and place

rear of housing against mounting surface.

c. Using the mounting holes (two (2) inside

housing) as a template, scribe drill position marks on the

mounting surface. See figure 1 for mounting hole locations

and dimensions.

CAUTION

Before drilling holes in any surface, ensure that both sides of

surface are clear of items that could be damaged.

d. Secure the unit to a wooden mounting

surface with #10 x 1" wood screws. If mounting on a metal

surface, drill 13/64" diameter holes and secure the unit with

#10 screws, lockwashers and nuts.

e. Route power and supervision leads through

conduit to the audible signal. Install a 1/2" electrical connec-

tor at the bottom of the audible signal. Route wires through

conduit and electrical connector into the audible signal

INSTRUCTION SHEET

SPHPSPHP

SPHP

POWERTONE® SPEAKERSPOWERTONE® SPEAKERS

POWERTONE® SPEAKERS

(With or without Strobe Warning Light)

256882 0209

Summary of content (4 pages)

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INSTRUCTION SHEET document 256882 rev C 0209 SPHP Commercial Products Group 2519-4th Ave, Moline, IL61265 800.521.8219 : 800.225.4109 www.cpglifesafety.com POWERTONE® SPEAKERS (With or without Strobe Warning Light) SAFETY MESSAGE III. INSTALLATION. People's lives depend on your safe installation, test, operation, and maintenance of our products. Read, understand, and follow all safety messages and instructions.
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SPHP Instruction Sheet 256882 POWER TAP 0.5watt 1 watt 2 watt 7 watt 15 watt UL SOUND LEVEL @ 10' dB(A) 87 93 96 99 102 NOTE If installation on an existing electrical box is desired, an optional Model CC adapter plate is required. d. Select the mounting location and place rear of housing against mounting surface. e. Using the two (2) mounting holes as a template, scribe drill position marks on the mounting surface. See figure 1 for mounting hole locations and dimensions. Table 1. Power Tap Setting vs.
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SPHP Instruction Sheet 256882 WARNING IV. TESTING/OPERATING. Property damage, serious injury, or death could occur if the housing is not closed properly. A. After installation is complete, be sure to test the system to verify that each speaker and optional strobe light operates satisfactorily. If it is found that the unit is too loud for its location, a lower wattage tap may be selected. Carefully remove the housing cover and move the positive (+) lead to a lower wattage tap (see Figure 4).
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SPHP Instruction Sheet 256882 WARNING WARNING Unauthorized repair/servicing of the unit may result in degradation of performance and/or property damage, serious injury, or death to you or others. If a malfunctioning unit is encountered, do not attempt any field repair/retrofit of parts. Property damage, serious injury, or death could occur if the housing is not closed properly. B. After completion of initial system test, establish a program for periodic testing of this device.