Document No: GLT-271-7-1
Issue No: 005
Author: NRP Jones
Date: 26/01/2017
Page 4
CONVENTIONAL RAPTOR SOUNDER & SOUNDER BEACON - INSTALLATION MANUAL
Document No: GLT-271-7-1
Issue No: 005
Author: NRP Jones
Date: 26/01/2017
Page 1
CONVENTIONAL RAPTOR SOUNDER & SOUNDER BEACON - INSTALLATION MANUAL
For further information, including directional A-weighted sound output information
please see doc GLT-271-6-3 Conventional Raptor Sounder operation Data, available from
the manufacturer.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Sounder Circuit Showing Fault
Check sounder wiring has correct polarity
Check that correct EOL is fitted (consult panel manual)
Check that cables have not been swapped (eg out +ve
wire connected to out –ve terminal)
Check sounder fuse at control panel
No Sound Output from Sounder
Check sounder wiring has polarity correct
Check sounder fuse at control panel
Other Information
Like all electronic equipment, at the end of it`s working life this unit should not be
disposed of in a refuse bin.
It should be taken to a local reprocessing site as per the guidelines of the WEEE
directive, for correct disposal.
CONVENTIONAL RAPTOR SOUNDER & SOUNDER BEACON
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Connections - First Fix
The loop wiring connects to terminals in
the back box.
Earth
Positive
In/Out
Negative In
Negative
Out
Final Fix
•
Set the sounder Tone (See Tone setting)
•
Fix the BROWN sounder flying lead to
the POSITIVE terminal
•
Fix the first BLUE sounder flying lead to
the LEFT NEGATIVE terminal
•
Fix the second BLUE sounder flying
lead to the RIGHT NEGATIVE terminal.
•
Screw the sounder body to the
backbox.
Sounder Flying Leads
Backbox
Sounder
Body
Description
The Raptor conventional sounder is a large
weatherproof horn sounder suitable for
many indoor & outdoor applications.
It is available in red or white and has a
selection of 22 tones.
Termination of field wiring is made to the
backbox for a clean first fix.
