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Honeywell ESSER 808623 Esserbus Alarm Transponder

Installation Guide

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Contents
1 Honeywell ESSER 808623 EsserbusAlarm
Transponder
2 Product Usage Instructions
3 System restrictions
4 Installation
5 Reset-Relay Functionality
6 Specifications
7 Typical wiring
8 Documents / Resources
8.1 References
9 Related Posts

Honeywell ESSER 808623 EsserbusAlarm Transponder

Specifications

Input Voltage: 8 Vcc to 42 Vcc

Consumption:
Average: 10 Vcc to 28 Vcc
Max. Consumption: 120 mA @ 12 Vcc
Standby Consumption: approx. 12 mA @ 12 Vcc
Cable Length: max. 1,000 m
Contact: 30 Vcc / 1 A
Operating Temperature: Ambient – Not specified; Storage – Not specified
Relative Humidity: Up to 95% (non-condensing)
IP Rating: IP40 (with enclosure)
Weight: approx. 28 g
Dimensions (W x H x L): 82 x 72 x 20 mm
Certifications:
VdS Certificate: G 210020
CPD Certificate: 0786-CPD-20947 / -21057

Product Usage Instructions

System Requirements
Compatible with IQ8Control, FlexES control, and specific detectors and devices as listed in the manual.

Installation
Follow the provided fixing holes dimensions for mounting.

Power Supply
Ensure the input voltage is within the specified range. Connect as per the labeled inputs.

Cable Connection
Use I-Y (St) Y n x 2 x 0.8 mm cable with proper shielding for communication. Terminate unused zone inputs with a
10 kOhm End-of-line resistor.
Identification
Place the supplied adhesive label on the transponder or module housing for mounting guidance.

System Limitations:
Observe the maximum number of transponders, zones, and detectors per loop as specified in the manual.

Relay Outputs
Connect designated peripheral devices to the relay outputs of the transponder.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

What are the system software requirements?

The system software FACP/transponder should be at least Version V3.09 or higher.
What is the maximum number of transponders per fire alarm control panel?
The maximum is 100 transponders per fire alarm control panel.
How should I terminate unused zone inputs?
Unused zone inputs must be terminated with a 10 kOhm End-of-line resistor.

Installation Instruction esserbus® alarm transponder

(Art.-№ / Part No. 808623)

Novar GmbH a Honeywell Company Dieselstraße 2, D-41469

Neuss Internet: www.esser-systems.de
E-Mail: info@esser-systems.de

Dimension
Warning!
These instructions must be studied carefully before commissioning. Any damage caused by failure to observe the
installation instructions voids the warranty. No liability is accepted for any resulting consequential loss.
General
The esserbus ® alarm transponder (Part No. 808623) with integrated isolator is designed for operation only as
loop device (esserbus® / esserbus®-PLus) of the Fire Alarm Control Panel IQ8Control and FlexES control. The
programming software tools 8000 is required for the device configuration.

System requirements

Panel/transponder System software FACP / transponder Programming software tools 8000

IQ8Control from Version V3.09 from Version V1.15

FlexES control from Version V04.01 from Version V1.16

esserbus®
from Version V3.0 from Version V1.15
transponder

System restrictions

max. 100 transponders per fire alarm control panel

max. 31 transponders per loop
max. 127 detector zones per loop
 Detector numbers per zone input of the transponder:
max. 30 conventional detectors (without SOC)
max. 10 conventional detectors (with SOC)
max. 10 Manual call points
max. 10 Technical Alarm Modules (TAM)
max. 5 audible alarm device (observe calculation table in tools 8000)

Installation

The esserbus ®-alarm transponder (Part No. 808623) with housing (e.g. Part No. 788600) must be mounted in a
close range to the ext. power supply unit or voltage converter (Part No. 761336 or 761337). Alternatively it is
possible to mount the transponder inside of the ext. power supply unit or the Fire Alarm Control Panel.
For easy installation the terminals may be removed with a suitable tool, such as needle-nose pliers. When the
loops have been connected, attach the terminal strip to the plug contact again.

Connection cable
Use cable I-Y (St) Y n x 2 x 0.8 mm with special designation or fire detection cable!
The shielding must be connected for EMI protection of the communication cable!

End-of-line resistor / end-of-line unit

Free and not connected zone inputs must be terminated with an 10 kOhm End-of-line resistor or EOL-I end-of-line
unit.
Insert 10 kOhm End-of-line resistor or EOL-I and ELO-O end-of-line unit for connected devices (third-party detector
or audible / optical indicator). Observe required polarity (+/-) of the EOL-device. Refer to wiring page 2.

External power supply / Monitoring

The external power supply (+UBext = 12 V DC or 24 V DC) must always be connected to this device. In
accordance to VDE 0833-2 a mains supply fault must be remedied within 24 hour. If this is not ensured a DC/DC
converter (Part. No. 761336 or 761337) must be installed!
The third party detector must be wired as shown in Fig. 9 to 14.
The external operating voltage may be programmed in supervised mode. An interruption of the supply voltage or
voltage drop below the permitted tolerance level (-10%) will cause a fault message of the fire alarm control panel.

Identification (Fig. 2)
The supplied adhesive label ? must be placed onto the transponder housing ? or module housing ? for C- or snap
on rail mounting (refer to arrows in Fig. 2).
Zone inputs
All designated peripheral devices of the Fire Alarm system and listed components in the corresponding approval
of the Fire alarm System IQ8Control / FlexES control must be terminated and monitored with an End-of-Line (EOL-
I/EOL-O) –device.

Designated devices for the zone input of the alarm transponder:

Intelligent fire detectors and Manual call points from series 9000
Intelligent addressable fire detectors from series 9100 in conventional mode
Third party detectors (e.g. wiring page 2)
These zone must be terminated with an EOL-I (in the last detector / device).

Relay outputs
Designated peripheral devices for the relay output of the alarm transponder:
Conventional audible alarm devices (Type ROSHNI and ROLP) and beacons (Type SOLEX) these relay outputs
must be terminated with an EOL-O (to be configured with programming software tools 8000).

Each not listed audible alarm device is no component of the Fire Alarm System IQ8Control / FlexES control and
may be connected only in the >dry/not monitored< mode to the relay contacts!

Relay contact operation

The relays K1 and K2 may be programmed as NC (normally closed) or NO (normally open) contacts.

Operating mode
Available operating modes for each relay:

Relay 1+2 supervised (Fig. 5)

Relay 1+2 supervised + external power supply (Fig. 6)
Relay 1+2 relay dry contact, not supervised (Fig. 7)

Reset-Relay Functionality

Both relay outputs of the transponder may be used to reset a connected third-party detector. The reset function
relates to the corresponding detector, e.g. by switching the appropriate input to GND or by a short interruption of
the detectors supply voltage.
Therefore the control mode >Reset-Relay< as well as the desired relay operation mode (normally closed or open)
must be configured with the programming software tools 8000 from V1.14. The relay output will be activated for
the selected reset time (1 to 14 seconds) if the assigned input (G1 for relay 1 / G2 for relay 2) of the transponder is
reset. Refer to the detectors manual for the required reset time.

Detector type Operation mode of the Reset relay * / function Reset time Fig. No.

Dry contact – not monitored – normally closed D

Fireray 50/100 6s 11
etectors supply voltage switched by the relay

Dry contact – not monitored – normally open Res

LRMX 5s 12
et via the control input of the detector

Dry contact – not monitored – normally open

LWM-1 2s 13
Reset via the appropriate detector input

Dry contact – not monitored – normally open Res

LaserFOCUS 2s 14
et via the appropriate detector input

* Observe jumper setting on the transponder – Customer data configuration required.

Specifications

Loop

Rated voltage : 8 V DC to 42 V DC
Rated current : approx. 90 μA @ 19 V DC
External power supply
Operating voltage : 10 V DC to 28 V DC
Current consumption : max. 120 mA @ 12 V DC
Quiescent current : approx. 12 mA @ 12 V DC

Inputs
 Current consumption : max. 25 mA @ 9 V DC
Length of connection cable : max. 1.000 m
Monitoring detector input : EOL-I or 10 k? / ±40%

Relays

Contact rating : 30 V DC / 1 A
monitoring relay : EOL-O or 10 k? / ±40%
Ambient temperature : -10 °C to +50 °C
Storage temperature : -25 °C to +75 °C
Rel. humidity : ? 95% (no condensation)
Protection rating : IP 40 (with housing)
Weight: : approx. 28 g
Dimensions (w x h x d) : 82 x 72 x 20 (mm)
Specification : EN 54-17 : 2005
VdS Approval : G 210020
CE certificate : 0786-CPD-20947 / -21057

Additional and updated Information

The product specification relate to the date of issue and may differ due to modifications and/or amended
Standards and Regulations from the given information. For updated information and declaration of conformity refer
to www.esser-systems.de.
Observe technical manuals of the FACP to ensure compliance to standards and local requirements of Systems
features!
esserbus® and essernet® are registered trademarks in Germany.
Refer to the Fire Alarm System Catalogue for additional accessories.

Connection terminals for relay K1 + K2, ext. power supply +/- UBext
Connection terminals of the loop, zone inputs
Relay K 1
Configuration of operating mode refer to Fig. 5 – 7
Relay K 2
Green
LED indicator for communication to the FACP, flashes sporadically
Red
Electronic fuse (Multifuse) for relay output K1 and K2
Electronic fuse (Multifuse) for ext. power supply of the transponder +/- UBext
Relay contacts K1 and K2 for activating an external field device
Jumper open / close

Typical wiring
Additional wiring examples for third-party detectors refer to documentation 798961.GB0 at
www.essersystems.de.

Observe installation information in this documentation on page 1!

If the transponder is powered by the supply voltage of the FACP, the cable shielding must be connected to the
terminal X1/1, e.g. as shown in Fig. 3.

Wiring zone input

A Alarm → 1 k??/ EOL-I

Quiescent → EOL-I
Fault → wire breakage / short circuit

Wiring contact input

Alarm → 1 k??/ 10 k?
Quiescent → 10 k?
Fault → wire breakage / short circuit
 Connecting inductive loads
A recovery diode (e.g. type 1N400x) must be connected for each external inductive load (e.g. door control
magnets, valves, relays or audible alarm devices).

Documents / Resources

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References

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