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<br />07038 <br /> <br />Remote NAC Power Supply <br /> <br />Specifications <br /> <br />Features <br /> <br />. Remote NAC Power Supply with 6 A of notification power <br /> <br />. Outputs can be configured for NAC output or constant auxiliary <br />power <br /> <br />. 4 Class S, Style Y Circuits <br /> <br />· Multiple output patterns <br /> <br />· Ground fault indication <br /> <br />· Over voltage indication <br /> <br />. Regulated 24 V output (nominal) <br /> <br />· Over current protection <br /> <br />· Charger control monitor <br /> <br />· Supervision of AC, battery and circuit expander <br /> <br />. Fully supervised outputs <br /> <br />· Compatible with the following Radionics controls: D7022 <br />FACP, D7024 Fire Alarm Control/Communicator and the <br />D8024, D9024 and 010024 Analog FACPs <br /> <br />Descri ption <br /> <br />The Radionics D7038 Remote Notification Appliance Circuit <br />(RNAC) Power Supply is UL Listed to be used in commercial <br />fire alarm applications. This regulated power supply provides <br />up to six amps of power that are used to recharge batteries <br />and operate both continuous and intermittent alarm loads. This <br />six amps of power can be distributed through the four Class B, <br />Style Y circuits that are part of the D7038. It is also compatible <br />with any UL Listed control unit utilizing reverse polarity <br />supervised notification outputs using 24 VDC regulated outputs. <br /> <br />The D7038 is provided in a red enclosure that houses the <br />power supply board and standby batteries. Ample room is <br />provided inside the enclosure to make AC power connections <br />and route field wiring to connection points on the power supply <br />board. All wiring is connected to the power supply board via <br />screw terminals that can accept up to #12 AWG (2.3 mm) wire. <br /> <br />The D7038 can be connected to the D7024 via the four wire <br />connection to the Option Bus. This connection provides <br />individual control of each output by the D7024, and complete <br />supervision of the power supply. <br /> <br />The following options can be set with the DIP switches: Option <br />Bus Address, NAC Input Variable and AC Failure Time Delay. <br /> <br />The NAC Input Variable option allows for split functioning of <br />the D7038's inputs. Input 1 can either be set to drive all four <br />NAC outputs, or NAC Outputs 1 and 2. If the latter option is <br />chosen, then Input 2 will drive NAC Outputs 3 and 4. <br /> <br />There are seven local status display LEDs on the 07038 board <br />that monitor the following conditions: High Voltage, AC OK, <br />Low Battery, Loop Trouble, Ground fault, Output Active and <br />NAC Short. <br /> <br /> <br />07038 Remote NAC Power Su <br /> <br />Application <br /> <br />The D7038 is designed to add four additional notification appliance <br />circuits (NfPA 72, Class B, Style Y) to a fire alarm control panel. <br /> <br />The D7038 can be used with other fire alarm control panels. <br />Supervision and control is provided through a supervised, <br />polarity reversal output (depending on the panel that is in use). <br />For the D8024, 09024 and D10024 analog panels, the 07038 <br />connects through a NAC circuit. No serial bus connection is <br />necessary. <br /> <br />The D7038 can also be used as a power supply for fire- <br />protective signaling systems. <br /> <br />Installation <br /> <br />The D7038 power supply board and enclosure are shipped in <br />one box. The D7038's enclosure should be mounted in a <br />convenient location for servicing and maintenance. The power <br />supply board must be mounted in the enclosure using the <br />provided hardware. <br /> <br />Primary power (120 VAC) from an unswitched dedicated branch <br />circuit is routed to the power supply enclosure and connections <br />are made inside. field wiring to control modules or <br />continuously powered devices are routed into the enclosure <br />via knockouts provided on the enclosure. <br /> <br />When all circuits are determined to be free of earth grounds <br />and wire-to-wire shorts, connect the primary power to the supply <br />and then install the batteries in the locations provided in the <br />enclosure. <br /> <br />$ radionics <br /> <br />A member of the <br />Bosch Group <br />