Whelen Engineering Company WPS-2900 Series Bedienungsanleitung

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51 Winthrop Road

Chester, Connecticut 06412-0684

Phone: (800) 63SIREN

Phone: (860) 526-9504

Fax: (860) 526-4784

Internet: www.whelen.com

Sales e-mail: iowsales@whelen.com

Customer Service e-mail: iowserv@whelen.com

Mass Notification

ENGINEERING COMPANY INC.

For warranty information regarding this product, visit www.whelen.com/warranty

WPS-2900 SERIES

HIGH POWER VOICE

& SIREN SYSTEM

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Form No.13947G (020211)

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Table Of Contents

Important Note To Installation Technicians .................................................................................. page6

Section I: Site Selection........................................................................................................... page 8

Section II: Utility Pole Preparation

a) Pole Selection...................................................................................................... page 9

b) Component Dimensions .................................................................................... page 9

Section III: Equipment Mounting

a) Pole Top Mounting Bracket .............................................................................. page 14

b) Electronic Cabinet Mounting ........................................................................... page 16

c) Siren Assembly Mounting (5 or less speaker cells) ......................................... page 18

d) Siren Assembly Mounting (6 or more speaker cells)...................................... page 19

e) Antenna Mounting (optional) ........................................................................... page 21

f) Solar Panel Mounting (optional)....................................................................... page 22

g) Determining Solar Panel Mounting Angle ...................................................... page 25

Section IV: Wiring

a) Siren Connections .............................................................................................. page 26

b) AC Wiring .......................................................................................................... page 28

c) Batteries .............................................................................................................. page 30

d) Landline.............................................................................................................. page 33

e) Auxiliary Control/Status ................................................................................... page 34

f) Paging Interface.................................................................................................. page 38

g) Strobe Control Options STCTRL & SCWPS ................................................. page 39

h) Auxiliary Input Board....................................................................................... page 40

Section V: System Test ............................................................................................................. page 42

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Illustrations

Fig. 1 Station Drawing ................................................................................................................ page 4

Fig. 2 Station Drawing (with optional Solar Panel) ................................................................. page 5

Fig. 3 Pole Top Mounting Bracket Dimensions........................................................................ page 10

Fig. 4 Type II Electronic Cabinet Dimensions.......................................................................... page 11

Fig. 5 Type III Electronic Cabinet Dimensions ........................................................................ page 12

Fig. 6 Antenna Mounting Bracket Dimensions ........................................................................ page 13

Fig. 7 Pole Top Mounting Bracket............................................................................................. page15

Fig. 8 Electronic Cabinet Mounting (Side View) .....................................................................page 16

Fig. 9 Siren to Pole Top Mounting Bracket (Side View)..........................................................page 20

Fig. 10 Antenna Mounting Orientation ...................................................................................... page 21

Fig. 11 Solar Panel Wiring Connections .....................................................................................page 23

Fig. 12 Solar Panel Mounting Views ........................................................................................... page24

Fig. 13 Siren Amplifier Connections ........................................................................................... page 27

Fig. 14 AC Outlet Installation...................................................................................................... page 29

Fig. 15 Battery Connections (Type II Cabinet) .......................................................................... page 31

Fig. 16 Battery Connections (Type III Cabinet)......................................................................... page 32

Fig. 17 Landline Wiring ............................................................................................................... page 33

Fig. 18 Auxiliary Control/Status Board Wiring ......................................................................... page 36

Fig. 19 Auxiliary Control/Status Board Potentiometer Locations ........................................... page 37

Fig. 20 Paging Interface Board.................................................................................................... page 38

Fig. 21 Strobe Control Board....................................................................................................... page 39

Fig. 22 Auxiliary Input Board ..................................................................................................... page 40

Fig. 23 System LED Indicators....................................................................................................page 43

Fig. 24 Electronic Cabinet Front Panel.......................................................................................page44

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1 POINT RACK, SPOOL

INSULATOR AND

SERVICE CLAMP FOR

AC SUPPLY.*

DRIP LOOP

WEATHER HEAD FOR

SERVICE ENTRANCE.*

2 POLE, 15A (MIN.), NEMA #3R

A/C DISCONNECT.*

32.5"

Optional

Strobe

HEIGHT

Model

Number

Speaker Height

(inches)

WPS-2900-1

WPS-2900-2

WPS-2900-3

WPS-2900-4

WPS-2900-5 (shown)

WPS-2900-6

WPS-2900-6A

WPS-2900-7

WPS-2900-8

WPS-2900-9

WPS-2900-10

18.8

31.2

43.6

56.0

68.4

80.8

93.2

105.6

118.0

130.4

GROUND WIRES TIED

TO GROUND ROD

PER SPEC. OR LOCAL

CODE.

(4) 10' SECTIONS OF

1” (1.25" IF EQUIPPED

WITH OPTIONAL STROBE)

RIGID STEEL

CONDUIT.*

4 AWG (MINIMUM)

SOLID COPPER WIRE

ANTENNA GROUND.*

NOTE: AVOID SHARP BENDS

IN THE GROUND WIRES

NOTE: ANTENNA INSTALLATION

MUST BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH

ALL FCC REGULATIONS.

4 AWG (MINIMUM)

SOLID COPPER WIRE

CABINET GROUND.*

4 AWG (MINIMUM)

SOLID COPPER WIRE

SPEAKER/ANTENNA

GROUND.*

ALUMINUM TO

COPPER GROUND

LUG.

ALUMINUM TO

COPPER GROUND

LUG.

10'-12' (TYP)

SPEAKER, DRIVERS

C) 1.00 DIA. CONDUIT-

ANTENNA CABLE

B) .75 DIA. CONDUIT-

A.C. POWER INPUT

A) .75 DIA. CONDUIT

GROUND RODS* PER SPEC, OR

GROUNDING PER LOCAL CODES.

FLEX CONDUIT *

(Metal Bonded Type-Only)

POLE SETTING DEPTH

PER LOCAL CODES

ABC

50' (TYP)

68.4"

* CUSTOMER SUPPLIED

Fig. 1: Sample Station Drawing (AC Powered Battery Charger)

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32.5"

HEIGHT

GROUND WIRES TIED

TO GROUND ROD

PER SPEC. OR LOCAL

CODE.

OPTIONAL SOLAR

CHARGER PANEL

3/4”RIGID

STEEL CONDUIT

10'-12' (TYP)

SPEAKER, DRIVERS

C) 1.00 DIA. CONDUIT-

ANTENNA CABLE

B) .75 DIA. CONDUIT-

SOLAR POWER INPUT

A) .75 DIA. CONDUIT

GROUND RODS* PER SPEC, OR

GROUNDING PER LOCAL CODES.

FLEX CONDUIT *

(Metal Bonded Type-Only)

POLE SETTING DEPTH

PER LOCAL CODES

ABC

50' (TYP)

68.4"

* CUSTOMER SUPPLIED

ALUMINUM TO

COPPER GROUND

LUG.

ALUMINUM TO

COPPER GROUND

LUG.

ALUMINUM TO

COPPER GROUND

LUG.

4 AWG (MINIMUM)

SOLID COPPER WIRE

ANTENNA GROUND*

4 AWG (MINIMUM)

SOLID COPPER WIRE*

4 AWG (MINIMUM)

SOLID COPPER WIRE

CABINET GROUND.*

4 AWG (MINIMUM)

SOLID COPPER WIRE

SPEAKER/ANTENNA

GROUND.*

NOTE: AVOID SHARP BENDS

IN THE GROUND WIRES

NOTE: ANTENNA INSTALLATION

MUST BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH

ALL FCC REGULATIONS.

Model

Number

Speaker Height

(inches)

WPS-2900-1

WPS-2900-2

WPS-2900-3

WPS-2900-4

WPS-2900-5 (shown)

WPS-2900-6

WPS-2900-6A

WPS-2900-7

WPS-2900-8

WPS-2900-9

WPS-2900-10

18.8

31.2

43.6

56.0

68.4

80.8

93.2

105.6

118.0

130.4

Optional

Strobe

(4) 10' SECTIONS OF 1”

(1.25" IF EQUIPPED

WITH OPTIONAL STROBE)

RIGID STEEL CONDUIT.*

Fig. 2: Sample Station Drawing (Optional Solar Powered Battery Charger)

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An Important Note to the Installation Technicians...

The installation of this product requires careful planning and attention to detail! The

installation of this system should NOT be attempted by individuals without experience in

the disciplines necessary to this procedure (i.e. High-voltage electrical wiring, utility pole

installation, etc.).

The installation of the WPS-2900 station provided in this manual follows a logical

progression. This process is not arbitrary! It was developed using information gathered

from both the manufacturer and experienced field technicians. Deviations from any of these

procedures are not recommended unless they are in contradiction with local codes. IN ALL

INSTANCES, LOCAL CODES TAKE PRECEDENT OVER PROCEDURES OUTLINED

HEREIN.

It is the responsibility of the installation technicians to read this entire manual. The

installation procedure should not begin until all personnel are familiar with the entire

process. The overall process includes the following:

Installation sequence for 5

or less cells

1. Site Selection

2. Utility Pole Preparation

3. Mount Pole Top Bracket and

Ground Wire

4. Mount Electronic Cabinet to Pole

5. Mount Siren Assembly to Pole Top

Bracket and Conduit to Pole

6. Set Utility Pole

7. Prepare and Mount Antenna

Assembly (if present)

8. Prepare and Mount Solar Panels

and Conduit (if present)

9. Installation of AC or Solar Service

and Batteries

10. Confirm Proper System Operation

Installation sequence for 6

or more cells

1. Site Selection

2. Utility Pole Preparation

3. Mount Pole Top Bracket and

Ground Wire

4. Mount Electronic Cabinet to Pole

5. Set Utility Pole

6. Mount Siren Assembly to Pole Top

Bracket and Conduit to Pole

7. Prepare and Mount Antenna

Assembly (if present)

8. Prepare and Mount Solar Panels

and Conduit (if present)

9. Installation of AC or Solar Service

and Batteries

10. Confirm Proper System Operation

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5/16-18 x 1.5” Bolt

Stainless washer

5/16” Elastic Stop Nut

Nylon washer

Note: Remove shipping lid

from lower speaker assembly

and discard.

Nylon washer

Speaker assemblies consisting of eight (8)

or more cells are shipped in two sections.

The upper section must be mounted onto

the lower section before the completed

assembly can be mounted onto the pole.

This procedure is best performed with the

lower section secured to its shipping pallet.

Remove the shipping lid from the lower

section before proceeding.

IMPORTANT! When placing the upper

section onto the lower section, be sure to

rotate the upper section so that the speaker

driver is oriented 180° (farthest away) from

the speaker driver for the next lowest cell.

NOTE: It is critical that the hardware used

to connect the upper and lower sections is

assembled in the order outlined here.

1. Locate the 5/16-18 x 1.5” bolt. Install

the stainless washer washer onto this bolt. Now install the nylon washer onto this bolt as

well.

2. Insert the bolt/washers down through the aligned assembly holes. Install the nylon

washer onto the bolt, followed by the stainless washer and finally the 5/16” elastic-stop

nut.

3. Tighten this nut, but only until it is snug. Repeat this procedure for the remaining

assembly holes (6 total).

4. Sequentially tighten this hardware (in 5 Lbs/Ft.

increments) until an ultimate torque value of 15

Lbs./Ft. is achieved. Be sure to follow the torque

sequence shown at right.

5. With the two sections now joined, plug the 2-

position and 12-position connectors into their

respective mating connectors. Confirm full

connector engagement by squeezing the locking

tabs until they ‘click’ into place. Secure the

speaker driver (shown removed) onto its mounting

location. Be sure that the driver properly engages

the speaker horn and secure the assembly to the

speaker using the hardware provided (#8 x 3/4”). Tighten these screws until a torque

value of 6 Lbs./In. is achieved.

Torque

Sequence

(15 Lbs./Ft.)

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Section I: Site Selection

The site selection for the WPS-2900 requires careful consideration in order to achieve the

optimum coverage of the siren station. For a guideline to system planning, sound

propagation and site selection we direct the user to the Federal Emergency Management

Agency’s “Outdoor Warning Systems Guide, CPG 1-17.”

The location of the siren site should be reviewed for its compatibility with its surroundings

such as private homes, schools and hospitals. The user is cautioned to consider the use of

hearing protection devices for service personnel working in close proximity to the speaker

cluster.

Access to the siren site is important from the standpoint of service, maintenance inspection

and access to a utility service connect.

Site locations for radio controlled units should be reviewed for radio reception.

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Section II: Utility Pole Preparation...

a) Pole Selection

NOTE: This installation manual will address the procedures applicable to wooden

utility poles of specific size and dimensions. Procedures for poles consisting of

other materials (steel, concrete, etc.) are not addressed within this document.

The information presented, however, provides the necessary data and

guidelines for a successful installation regardless of pole material.

A WPS-2900 system consisting of 5 or less speaker cells may use a Class 2 or Class 1 utility

pole. For systems consisting of 6 or more speaker cells, a Class 1 utility pole must be used.

The length of the utility pole is consistent regardless of speaker cell quantity. The total

length of the pole referenced within this document is 60 feet. The pole depth of the set pole is

10 feet, leaving a 50 foot pole as measured from the top of the pole to the ground. The utility

pole should be set in accordance with local codes.

The inside area of the pole top mounting bracket will accept a pole that is no greater than

10.00” in diameter. On large scale projects, it is beneficial to order the pole to be “gained” to

a top diameter of 9.5” +/- .50” for the top 30” section of the utility pole.

b) Component Dimensions

The utility pole may be pre-drilled prior to installation. The dimensions for all potentially

mounted equipment are as follows:

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4.5”

18.0”

7.5”

18.0” 30.0”

13.5” 12.0”

1” Clearance Between

Top Of Pole and Inside

Bottom Of Bracket

10.0” DIA. POLE (MAX.)

11.0” 10.0”

Fig. 3: Pole Top Mounting Bracket Dimensions

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