Installation and Operating Instructions
CHAPTER 3
CONNECTION
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DANGER
Fireman's switch FWS 2
2.6 Conversion of switching contact from spring return to latching
If the system controlled by the FWS requires a switching contact instead of a non-hol-
ding contact, there is a switching option.
SPRING RETURN
2.7 Technical data
Rated voltage
Voltage range
Voltage
Quiescent current loop
Alarm current loop
Loop terminating resistor (line monitoring)
Contact load Terminal 1/4 and 1/5
Switching contact
Signal current per LED display
Number of displayed operating statuses
Electrical connection
Cross-section of connection terminals
Recommended connection cable (solid)
Terminal labels Switching contact
Terminal labels LED display
Protection category
Protection class
Ambient temperature
Casing material / colour
Weight
Cable entry
Entry type
Marking
3.1 Electrical connection
The electrical connection and initial start-up must only be carried out by
qualified electricians according to the following wiring diagrams.
- The relevant standards, safety regulations (e.g. DIN VDE 0100), as well as
the technical connection conditions of energy suppliers must be adhered to!
3.2 Wiring diagram SS-1361 for FWS 2
The fireman's switch is completely ready-for-connection and tested, and all connections
are made to the connection terminals.
The switching contacts can be read directly from the fireman's switch. Furthermore, the-
re is the possibility to connect multiple fireman's switches in a row. An end module/
terminating resistor must be placed in the last fireman's switch.
latching
spring return
LATCHING
V
V
mA
mA
kOhm
A
mA
mm²
kg
3
24
18-30
DC
2
20
10 (to be used in single or
last FWS in line)
1
Spring return with self-re-
traction (conversion see 2.5)
7
4
Terminal block (labelled)
1
JE-H(St)H-E90 4x2x0.8mm
(cable length up to max. 450m)
1,2,3,4,5
6,7,8,9
IP 44
2
-20 C° to +65 C°
Plastic / Grey,Red
approx. 0.40
4 openings with 20 mm
2 rubber sockets (cable
cross-section max. 13 mm)
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EN