System Parameters | Standby Time | 4 | hours | (4, 24, 60, 72, or 90) |
Alarm Time | 5 | minutes | (5, 15, 30, 60 or 120) | |
Battery Derating | 20 | percentage | (values less than 20% do not comply to NFPA 72) |
Components | Installed? | Usage | Standby NAC Load | Standby Battery Load (Note 1) | Alarm NAC Load | Alarm Battery Load (Note 1) | Associated Note |
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PAD-5-MB | YES |
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Mainboard Only |
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| 0.078 |
| 0.174 |
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NAC 1 | Input |
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NAC 2 | Input |
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NAC 3 | NAC/AUX |
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NAC 4 | NAC/AUX |
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Dedicated AUX | Dedicated AUX |
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PAD-5-CLSA | YES |
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Board Only |
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| 0.130 |
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NAC 5 | NAC/AUX |
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NAC 6 | NAC/AUX |
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NAC 7 | NAC/AUX |
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NAC 8 | NAC/AUX |
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PAD-5-CDC | YES |
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Board Only |
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| 0.078 |
| 0.078 |
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ZONE 1 | Shorting Device |
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ZONE 2 | Detector |
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ZONE 3 | Detector |
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ZONE 4 | Detector |
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| Total amps (on battery) |
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| Standby & Alarm time (hrs/min) |
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| Battery Derating Factor | 1.25 |
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| Minimum AH Required |
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Standby/Alarm Battery Load values are adjusted upward to account for the effect of the boost circuit as the battery discharges.
If NAC is configured as AUX, AUX current must be included in the ALARM column if AUX circuit is configured as "Always ON"
AUX current must be included in the ALARM column if AUX circuit is configured as "Always ON"
For CDC ZONES, unused circuits should be selected as a shorting device.
When two PAD-5s are sharing a single battery, in a PAB2-ENCL, a battery calc sheet must be created for each PAD-5. Add together the required battery for each PAD-5 and select the proper battery set. If the total exceeds 100Ah, then the PAD-5s must have their own battery, and no PAD-5 can exceed 100Ah on its own.
Battery Calculation
Battery backup is required for compliance to UL864. To determine the battery capacity, use the PAD-5 Battery Calc Sheet and fill-out the required parameters.
- Place the required “System Parameters”: Standby time (hours), required Alarm time (minutes), minimum Battery Derating (%)
- In the column “Installed?”, if using one of the expansion boards, choose “YES” from the drop-down menu, for the card being installed to include its Standby and Alarm Battery Load into the calc sheet. The expansion card that is not used should be set to “NO”
- Enter loading for “Standby NAC Load” Column to determine the System Standby Current. For CDC if using Shorting Device use “0.008A”, and for detector use “0.011A”. If NAC/AUX used as “Input”, then enter “0.00” Add up all entries in this column
- Put NAC and Releasing loads in the “Alarm NAC Load” Column to determine the System Alarm Current. For the CDC if using Shorting Device enter “0.00A”. For detector, enter “.208A”. If NAC/AUX used as “Input”, then enter “0.00”. Add up all entries in this column
- Calculate Battery Requirement for “Standby Battery Load (Ah)” = [(System Standby Current (A) x (1.22)) + (board battery standby load in BOLD for PAD-5 and expansion module (if required)) x Standby Time (hr)]
- Calculate Battery Requirement for “Alarm Battery Load (Ah)” = [(System Alarm Current (A) x (1.22)) + (board battery alarm load in BOLD) for PAD-5 and expansion module (if required) x ((Alarm Time (minutes) / 60)]
- Calculate “Total AH Required (Ah)” = (Standby Battery Load + Alarm Battery Load)
- Calculate the “Minimum Ah Required” = ((Total AH Required x 1.25) using Battery Derating of 20%)
Select the battery that meets or exceeds the final calculated amp hour rating.
- If battery Ah selection is greater than 35Ah, the system requires a FP2012-U1 “300 Watt Power Supply” (and an external battery box will be required)
- If battery Ah selection is less than or equal to 35Ah, the system requires a FP2011-U1 “170 Watt Power Supply”
- For Releasing Application a battery rating of 18 Ah or greater is required, based on 24 hour Standby time and 5 minutes Alarm time (if greater than 18 Ah is needed, a PAB2-ENCL or external battery box will be needed).