Norton Powermatic® Door Controls - Page 10

6600/6700 WIRING & TRANSMITTERS

Electronic Control Module

• Labeled firedoor assemblies must have their 120 Volt, 60 Hz. power input to the PowerMatic unit monitored through the normally closed alarm contacts of a compatible U.L. listed alarm system or panel.
• All wiring and connections use standard wiring practices and must conform to NEC and local wiring codes
• Maximum wire size is:

-- Power Input leads 12 AWG

-- Terminals JP1 and JP4 14 AWG

• Power Input at terminals HOT and COM must be 120 VAC, 60 Hz. (plus 10% minus 15%).
• Maximum current draw of PowerMatic unit is 1.5 Amps operational, .050 Amps standby
• Current draw at JP4-2 must nor exceed .500 Amps.

• Vestibule Function

"Vestibule" wiring capability is standard. It is used when it is desirable to sequence the opening of two doors (or two pairs of doors) in a line of travel. A single switch located at either end of the line of travel will activate one of the doors and then the other; in sequence.

A switch, or switches, located between the two doors, can be wired to operate only one of the doors. In a vestibule situation this permits re-entry to the building or egress from the building without the necessity of opening both doors.