NOTE: The wiring to be used shall be in accordance with the | |
provisions of Article 210 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA | |
70. Wire installation should be performed only by a licensed | |
electrician. |
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MOUNTING OUTLET BOX |
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Use a 2" x 3" switch box or a 4" square or octagon junction box. | |
Mount a box for each CO alarm. If wall mounting is desired, be sure | |
the box screws are oriented to upper right and lower left corners. Be | |
sure to use supplied Mounting Plate. |
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WIRING ONE ALARM |
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1. Run a minimum of 16 gauge, | |
wires) to the junction box from a power supply. CO alarms shall | |
be connected to their own dedicated circuit. Use UL Listed Class | |
1 wire. |
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NOTE: The wiring to be used shall be in accordance with the | |
provisions of Article 300.3(b) 210 of the National | |
Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 as well as Article 210. | |
2. Make wire connections to the supplied | |
follows: black to black, white to white, and connect the ground | |
wire to the metal outlet box. |
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Figure 9 | |
| AND GROUND |
Figure 10
LIMITATIONS: Maximum of 12 CO alarms may be connected together. Do not exceed 125 feet between each CO alarm. Do not exceed 1125 feet between the first and last CO alarm.
BLACK | 120VAC |
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| UNINSULATED WIRE |
| EARTH GROUND - | |
WHITE | FOR METAL BOXES | |
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NOTE:
WIRING TWO OR MORE ALARMS
Tandem Installation
NOTE: All CO alarms in a tandem installation must be controlled by the same fuse or circuit breaker. Otherwise tandem units will not operate. Tandem will operate in the event of AC power failure if battery is connected to the CO alarm.
LIMITATIONS: A maximum of 12 CO alarms (CO1209) may be connected together. Do not exceed 125 feet between each device. Do not exceed 1125 feet between first and last CO alarm.
Wire used for interconnection shall be in accordance with article
760 of the latest edition of National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) and must not exceed a resistance of 10 ohms.
1. Run a minimum of 16 gauge, | ||
wires) to the first junction box from a power supply and between | ||
all CO alarms that are to be connected together. Use UL Listed | ||
Class 1 wire. |
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NOTE: When using both tandem connections, | ||
cable, plus ground (5 wires) will be used. |
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2. Make wire connections to the supplied | ||
follows: black to black, white to white, 3rd conductor to the | ||
red/yellow wire for legacy Gentex products or the brown/yellow | ||
wire for new. The red/yellow wire or brown/yellow wire should be | ||
stripped to make the connection. Connect ground wire between | ||
metal outlet boxes. |
| AND GROUND |
Figure 11 | BLACK | |
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| 120VAC |
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| UNINSULATED WIRE | |
| WHITE |
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| EARTH GROUND - | ||
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| FOR METAL BOXES | |
ONLY | ||||
NOTES ON TANDEM INTERCONNECTING MODELS
DO NOT connect Gentex CO alarms to other manufacturers' CO alarms.
No more than 12 Gentex models CO1209 may be tandem interconnected.
All units connected in tandem MUST get their power from the same circuit, that is, all CO alarms in tandem must be controlled by the same fuse or circuit breaker.
After installation, to verify proper working conditions, all horns must sound in this system.
When tandem interconnecting CO1209 Series to additional CO1209 Series,
Use red/yellow wire to tandem interconnect CO1209 alarms to Gentex legacy products. Legacy products include 9120/9123 Series, 7100/7103 Series, 710CS/713CS Series, 7109CS/7139CS Series,
Use brown/yellow wire to tandem interconnect CO1209 Series alarms to additional CO1209 Series alarms,
If the red/yellow wire is used to interconnect the