Abort and Maintenance Switch Installation Instructions

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Abort and Maintenance Switch Installation Instructions

This document describes the installation procedure for the abort and maintenance switches listed in Table 1.
Table 1: Abort and Maintenance Switch List
PID Description Applicable Fire Alarm Control Panels Dimensions
(FACP)
2080-9056 Abort Switch, Flush Mount 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES*, 4100ES* 2 3/4” W x 2 1/16” D x 4 1/2” H
2080-9057 Abort Switch, Surface Mount 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES, 4100ES 3” W x 3 1/2” D x 4 3/4” H
2080-9067 Abort Switch, Flush Mount Style C Current-Limited 4004R Only 2 3/4” W x 2 1/16” D x 4 1/2” H
2080-9068 Abort Switch, Surface Mount Style C Current- 4004R Only 3” W x 3 1/2” D x 4 3/4” H
Limited
2080-9071 Abort Switch, Flush Mount - ULC 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES* 4100ES* 2 3/4” W x 2 1/6” D x 4 1/2” H
2080-9072 Abort Switch, Surface Mount - ULC 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES* 4100ES* 3” W x 3 1/2” D x 4 3/4” H
2080-9073 Abort Switch, Flush Mount, 4004R Only 2 3/4” W x 2 1/6” D x 4 1/2” H
Current-Limited - ULC
2080-9074 Abort Switch, Surface Mount, 4004R Only 3” W x 3 1/2” D x 4 3/4” H
Current-Limited - ULC
2080-9069 Maintenance Switch, Flush Mount 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES, 4100ES 2 3/4” W x 2 1/16” D x 4 1/2” H
2080-9070 Maintenance Switch, Surface Mount 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES, 4100ES 3” W x 3 1/2” D x 4 3/4” H
2080-9072 Abort SW, Surface, Blue - ULC 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES*, 4100ES 3” W x 3 1/2” D x 4 3/4” H
2080-9059 Maintenance Switch with Lamp, Flush Mount 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES, 4100ES 4 1/2” W x 2 1/16” D (face plate to
wiring connector) x 4 1/2” H
2080-9060 Maintenance Switch with Lamp, Surface Mount 4004R, 4007ES, 4010ES, 4100ES 4 3/4” W x 3 3/8” D (face plate to back
of box) x 4 3/4” H
Note: The auxiliary power output becomes dedicated to the SRP peripheral when the 4007ES IDNAC panel is used for releasing with the
4090-9005/4090-9006 SRP. Because the auxiliary power output is dedicated, maintenance switches with lamps cannot be used without a separate
UL-listed 24 V power supply to provide power to the lamp.
* Unless otherwise specified, the terms “4010ES” and “4100ES” are used in this manual to designate 4010ES and 4010, as well as 4100ES and 4100U
panels respectively.
An operator can use abort switches to interrupt an activated release sequence on either a 4007ES/4010ES/4100ES or a 4004R FACP. Agent will not be
released for the duration of time the switch is held in. Abort switch shall not be installed for systems intended to perform pre-action or deluge water
functions. Manual release switch shall be installed and override the abort switch for the following systems:
1. NFPA 12A - Halon 1301 Fire Extinguishing Systems

2. NFPA 2001 - Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems

3. NFPA 750 - Water Mist Fire Protection Systems

4. NFPA 2010 - Fixed Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Systems

Important: When the Industrial Risk Insurers (IRI) abort type method (which does not comply with UL 864) is selected, the abort switch has no effect
when pressed after the second set of alarm signals activates.

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Using the maintenance switches, a service technician can temporarily disconnect the releasing circuit from the FACP. When this switch activates, no
power can be applied to the actuator connected to the releasing tanks or deluge valve. As an option, this switch includes a lamp that illuminates when
the switch is active, providing a visual indication that the releasing circuit is disconnected.

Mounting
Important Compatibility Information
If a maintenance switch is used with a revision E or earlier Suppression Release Peripheral (SRP), or a revision E or earlier 4004R, then clip the resistor
that is connected between positions 2 and 4 on the maintenance switch contact block. The 4007ES panels need to be at revision 3.04 to support SRPs.
Flush Mounting
Install the flush-mount versions of the abort and maintenance switches in a UL-listed gang box with the following dimensions. Mount the current
limiting resistor (see Figure 3) in the same box as the abort switch.
• Abort Switch or Maintenance Switch without Lamp. Use a 2 3/4 inch deep, single-gang box (not supplied)
• Maintenance Switch with Lamp. Use a 2 3/4 inch deep, double-gang box (not supplied)
Install the gasket (provided) between the gang box and the switch plate, as shown in the Figure 1. Mount the abort or maintenance switch to
the gang box using #6/32 flathead screws, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1: Installation of an Abort Switch into a Single Gang Box

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Surface Mounting
Surface-mount versions ship with a gasketed, electrical box designed specifically for the switches.
Attach the two rectangular gaskets provided with the electrical box to the screw holes on the rear of the box. When the box is mounted to the wall,
these gaskets compress and seal the holes.
Remove the abort or maintenance switch cover from the supplied electrical box.
Mount the box to the wall in the desired location using appropriate screws (not supplied).
Cut conduit entrances for the field wiring. Attach the field wiring as described in next section of this manual. Use a weathertight fitting when attaching
the conduit to the box.
Attach the abort or maintenance switch cover with the screws from Step 2.

Figure 2: Attaching Abort or Maintenance Switch Covers

Field Wiring
Abort Switch - 4004R
4004R Special Purpose Monitor (SPM) circuits are used for connecting abort switches to the 4004R. The application type (i.e., single hazard or dual
hazard) determines the type of devices that can be connected to each SPM, as listed in the following table. Refer to 4004R Fire Alarm – Installation,
Programming and Operating Instructions (579-354) for additional details about using the abort switches with the 4004R.

Application SPM Circuit Function

Single Hazard, Class A/B SPM 1: Connect only 2080-9056 or -9057 abort switches.
SPM 2: Connect only manual release switches.
Refer to section Wiring Dedicated Class A/B SPM Circuits of document 579-354.
Dual Hazard, Class A/B Abort switches and manual release stations can share SPM1 and SPM2. An activated abort switch creates
a current limited state on the circuit, whereas a manual release station creates a short on the circuit.
Circuit wiring depends on whether the abort switch contains an internal 1.2K current limiting resistor, as
follows:
Refer to Wiring Shared Abort/Manual Release with External Resistor in document 579-354 for information on
wiring 2080-9056 and –9057 abort switches.
Refer to Wiring Shared Abort/Manual Release with Internal Resistor in document 579-354 for information
about wiring 2080-9067 and –9068 abort switches.
Single Hazard or SPM 1: Connect only 2080-9067 or –9068 abort switches.
Dual Hazard, Style C SPM 2: Connect only manual release switches.
Refer to the section Wiring Style C Circuits of document 579-354.

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Abort Switch - 4007ES/4010ES/4100ES

Connect the 2080-9056 and 2080-9057 abort switches to a 4090-9001 IAM or a 4090-9101 ZAM as shown in Figure 3.
Note: Use 2080-9067 and 2080-9068 abort switches with 4004R panels only.

Figure 3: Connecting Abort Switches

* Use only 2080-9056 or 2080-9057 Abort Switches
** 4090-9001 IAM Program with IAM Device Type and SUPABRT Point Type
*** 4090-9101 ZAM Program with ZAM Device Type and SUPABRT Point Type
Table 2: See note 3.
RESISTOR VALUE PID PART
560, 1/2W 773-890 4081-9006
1.8 k, 1/2W 773-886 4081-9004
3.3 k, 1/2W 773-893 4081-9002
4.7 k, 1/2W 773-896 4081-9003
6.8 k, 1/2W 773-984 4081-9005
Note:
1. Wire Nut, Splice, or Solder the Shield Wires

2. Max. Quantity of Devices per Circuit: 250

3. Resistors must be UL-Listed

4. Switch must be UL-Listed, Normally Open Dry Contact Type, rated 2A, 30 VDC.

5. To Local Code, 14 AWG Recommended for 24 VDC wiring

6. Power Must be Proviced from FACP, 4009, or Regulated, Power-Limited, 24 VDC Supply. Supply Must be Listed for Fire-Protective Signaling
Use.
7. Refer to 842-073 IDNet Field Wiring Diagram for Details.

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Maintenance Switch 4004R

Note: Wiring is supervised and power-limited up to the coil supervision module. Wiring between the coil supervision module and actuator must be
close-nippled or in the same enclosure. Refer to 4004R Fire Alarm – Installation, Programming and Operating Instructions (579-354) for additional
details pertaining to use of the maintenance switches with the 4004R. 4004R wiring for either the 2080-9059 or 2080-9060 maintenance switch is
shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4: 4004R Wiring to Maintenance Switches

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Maintenance Switch 4007ES/4010ES/4100ES

4007ES/4010ES/4100ES wiring for the 2080-9059 or 2080-9060 maintenance switch is shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5: 4010ES Wiring to Maintenance Switches

Figure 6: Detailed Maintenance Switch Wiring (with Lamp Wiring)

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For 2080-9069 and 2080-9070 maintenance switches without lamps, all wiring is the same except for the lamp wiring, which is omitted.

Figure 7: Detailed Maintenance Switch Wiring (without Lamp Wiring)

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