Notifier FCPS-24S6E is the 240 VAC, 50 Hz version of the FCPS-24S6 remote charger power supply, rated 6.0 A. It connects to any 12 or 24 V fire alarm control panel, or runs stand-alone, to add notification appliance circuit (NAC) power for ADA and synchronization needs, or regulated 24 VDC auxiliary power for system accessories. The kit includes the main PCB, transformers and installation instructions.
Specifications
| Primary power |
240 VAC, 50 Hz, 1.6 A maximum |
| Outputs |
Four NACs: Class B (Style Y), or Class A (Style Z) with the ZNAC-4 module |
| Output current, NAC expander mode |
6.0 A total, 3.0 A maximum per circuit |
| Output current, stand-alone mode |
4.0 A continuous |
| Output type |
+24 VDC, filtered and regulated |
| Trigger input |
9 to 32 VDC; two isolated input/control circuits |
| Auxiliary output |
Special application power, 500 mA maximum |
| Trouble contact |
Form-C, 5 A at 24 VDC |
| Battery charger |
Lead-acid, 27.6 VDC float, 1.5 A max., up to 18 AH (cabinet holds 7 AH) |
| Cabinet |
15 in. H × 14.5 in. W × 2.75 in. D, locking |
| Terminals |
Clamp-type, up to 12 AWG |
Features
- NAC synchronization for System Sensor, Wheelock or Gentex Commander2 appliances, as sync-follower or sync-generator (default)
- Stand-alone outputs can be all resettable, all non-resettable, or two of each
- Works with UL 864 panels that use a standard reverse-polarity notification circuit
- Fully supervised power supply, battery and NACs; selectable earth fault detection
- Charger can be disabled by DIP switch when larger batteries are charged elsewhere
Related models
FCPS-24S6 is the 120 VAC version of this 6 A supply. FCPS-24S8 (120 VAC) and FCPS-24S8E (240 VAC) are the 8 A models. Class A NAC wiring needs the ZNAC-4 option module, and the EOLR-1 relay provides optional power supervision.
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FAQ
What is the difference between the FCPS-24S6E and the FCPS-24S6?
Only the primary power: the FCPS-24S6E runs on 240 VAC, 50 Hz (1.6 A maximum), while the FCPS-24S6 runs on 120 VAC, 60 Hz. Both are 6.0 A supplies.
How much current is available?
Up to 6.0 A total in NAC expander mode and 4.0 A continuous in stand-alone mode, with no more than 3.0 A on any one circuit.
Can it drive Class A notification circuits?
Yes. The four outputs are Class B as standard, and Class A (Style Z) with the optional ZNAC-4 module.
What batteries can it charge?
Lead-acid batteries up to 18 AH. The cabinet holds 7 AH batteries, so larger sets need a separate enclosure.
