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PRODUCTMANUAL
CONVENTIONALFIREALARMANDSUPPRESSIONSYSTEM
Doc.P/N06Ͳ297
Rev.5/July,2017
SOLUTIONS
e FireProtection
e ExplosionProtection
e OverpressureProtection
e PressureActivation

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ourdocumentationtoassurethehighestqualityinallrespects.

REVISIONHISTORY
ORIGINALRELEASEDATE:....................................................................................................................................October,2003
REVISION/DESCRIPTIONOFCHANGE REVISIONDATE
REV1 ALLSECTIONS,UL9THEDITIONREVISIONS......................................................................................................JULY,2006
REV2 ALLSECTIONS,UL9THEDITIONREVISIONS.....................................................................................................APRIL,2008
REV3 SECTIONS3,4AND6,CHANGEDAGENTRELEASECIRCUITEOLVALUETO2.4K...............................................AUGUST,2008
REV4 SECTIONS2THRU6,ADDEDIRMASCOMPATIBLERELEASINGDEVICE.............................................................MARCH,2010
REV5 ALLSECTIONS,UPDATEDTONEWFIKEDOCUMENTSTANDARDSANDADDEDNEWHOCHIKISOCDETECTORS.............JULY,2017

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TABLEOFCONTENTS
Section PageNo.
RevisionHistory..................................................................................................................................................................1
TableofContents...............................................................................................................................................................2
ListofFigures......................................................................................................................................................................4
1. GeneralInformation....................................................................................................................................................5
1.1. AboutThisManual...........................................................................................................................................5
1.2. ProductSupport...............................................................................................................................................5
1.3. TermsUsedinthisManual...............................................................................................................................5
1.4. SymbolsUsedinthisManual...........................................................................................................................7
1.5. SafetyNotices...................................................................................................................................................7
1.6. FCCCompliance................................................................................................................................................7
2. ProductOverview........................................................................................................................................................8
2.1. Description.......................................................................................................................................................8
2.2. ListingsandApprovals......................................................................................................................................8
2.3. AgencyComplianceandStandards..................................................................................................................9
2.4. RelatedDocumentation...................................................................................................................................9
2.5. SHPͲProFeatures............................................................................................................................................10
3. MainPanelHardware................................................................................................................................................11
3.1. SHPͲProControlSystem.................................................................................................................................11
3.1.1. SHPͲProController...................................................................................................................................12
3.1.2. ClassͲAInputModule...............................................................................................................................12
3.1.3. ClassͲAOutputModule............................................................................................................................12
3.1.4. CRM4RelayModule.................................................................................................................................12
3.1.5. StandbyBatteries.....................................................................................................................................12
3.1.6. 33AHBatteryEnclosure..........................................................................................................................13
3.1.7. 75AHBatteryEnclosure..........................................................................................................................13
3.2. CompatibleInput/OutputDevices.................................................................................................................14
3.3. AncillaryDevices.............................................................................................................................................15
3.4. SpareParts......................................................................................................................................................16
4. HardwareSpecifications............................................................................................................................................17
4.1. SHPͲProControlBoard...................................................................................................................................17
4.1.1. DetectorBaseSelection...........................................................................................................................20
4.1.2. CircuitImpedanceLimitations.................................................................................................................20
4.2. ClassͲAInputCard..........................................................................................................................................21
4.3. ClassͲAOutputCard.......................................................................................................................................22
4.4. CRM4RelayCard............................................................................................................................................23
4.5. Enclosure........................................................................................................................................................24
5. Installation.................................................................................................................................................................25
5.1. Enclosure.......................................................................................................................................................25
5.2. Modules..........................................................................................................................................................25
5.2.1. OptionalModules....................................................................................................................................26
5.2.1.1. ClassͲAInputModule.....................................................................................................................26
5.2.1.2. ClassͲAOutputModule..................................................................................................................27
5.2.1.3. CRM4RelayModule.......................................................................................................................27
5.2.2. SHPͲProControlBoard.............................................................................................................................28
5.3. ACTransformer..............................................................................................................................................28

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TABLEOFCONTENTS
Section PageNo.
5.4. StandbyBatteries..............................................................................................................................................28
5.5. FieldWiring.......................................................................................................................................................29
5.5.1. WireSelection..........................................................................................................................................29
5.5.2. WiringVerification...................................................................................................................................30
5.5.3. InitialPowerͲUp........................................................................................................................................30
5.5.4. WiringDiagrams.......................................................................................................................................31
5.5.4.1. ACPowerandChassisWiring.........................................................................................................31
5.5.4.2. BatteryWiring................................................................................................................................31
5.5.4.3. RelayWiring...................................................................................................................................32
5.5.4.4. DetectionandInputCircuitsWiring...............................................................................................32
5.5.4.5. AuxiliaryPowerCircuitWiring........................................................................................................33
5.5.4.6. AudibleandReleasingCircuitsWiring............................................................................................33
5.5.4.7. ClassͲAInputModuleWiring..........................................................................................................35
5.5.4.8. ClassͲAOutputModuleWiring.......................................................................................................35
5.5.4.9. CRM4RelayModuleWiring...........................................................................................................36
6. SystemConfiguration................................................................................................................................................37
6.1. ApplicationDetails..........................................................................................................................................38
6.1.1. Application#1Detail–CleanAgentReleaseOnly...................................................................................38
6.1.2. Application#2Detail–CleanAgentandSprinklerProtection.................................................................39
6.1.3. Application#3Detail–PreactionSprinkler/Deluge.................................................................................40
6.1.4. Application#4Detail–IndustrialSolenoid..............................................................................................41
6.2. AudibleOptions..............................................................................................................................................42
6.3. AbortTypes.....................................................................................................................................................42
7. SystemCheckout.......................................................................................................................................................43
8. Operation..................................................................................................................................................................44
8.1. ControlsandIndicators...................................................................................................................................44
8.2. DiagnosticLEDCodeDesignators...................................................................................................................45
8.3. LatchingVersusNonͲlatchingTroubles..........................................................................................................46
8.4. SupervisionResponseTimes...........................................................................................................................46
8.5. LowPowerConditions....................................................................................................................................46
8.6. LinearHeatDetectionCable...........................................................................................................................46
8.7. TypicalSystemOperation...............................................................................................................................47
8.8. SHPͲProInput/OutputMatrix.........................................................................................................................48
9. Servicing....................................................................................................................................................................50
10. Maintenance.............................................................................................................................................................50
11. Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................................................51
Appendix1–BatteryCalculations....................................................................................................................................53
Appendix2–SystemOperationPosting..........................................................................................................................55
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LISTOFFIGURES
Figure1 SHPͲProBlockDiagram...................................................................................................................................................8
Figure2 SHPͲProControlSystem................................................................................................................................................11
Figure3 OrderingInformation....................................................................................................................................................11
Figure4 SHPͲProController........................................................................................................................................................12
Figure5 ClassAInputModule....................................................................................................................................................12
Figure6 ClassAOutputModule.................................................................................................................................................12
Figure7 CRM4RelayModule......................................................................................................................................................12
Figure8 SLABattery....................................................................................................................................................................12
Figure9 33AHBatteryEnclosure................................................................................................................................................13
Figure10 75AHBatteryEnclosure................................................................................................................................................13
Figure11 TableofCompatibleInputDevices...............................................................................................................................14
Figure12 TableofCompatibleAncillaryDevices..........................................................................................................................15
Figure13 TableofSpareParts......................................................................................................................................................16
Figure14 SHPͲProController........................................................................................................................................................17
Figure15 SHPͲProControllerCircuitSpecifications......................................................................................................................17
Figure16 SHPͲProControllerCircuitSpecifications–Continued..................................................................................................18
Figure17 SHPͲProControllerCircuitSpecifications–Continued..................................................................................................19
Figure18 DetectorBaseSelectionGuide......................................................................................................................................20
Figure19 FieldWiringResistanceLimitations...............................................................................................................................20
Figure20 ClassAInputCard.........................................................................................................................................................21
Figure21 ClassͲAInputCardSpecifications..................................................................................................................................21
Figure22 ClassAOutputCard.......................................................................................................................................................22
Figure23 ClassͲAInputCardSpecifications..................................................................................................................................22
Figure24 CRM4RelayCard...........................................................................................................................................................23
Figure25 CRM4RelayCardSpecifications....................................................................................................................................23
Figure26 EnclosureDimensions...................................................................................................................................................24
Figure27 OptionalModuleMountingLocations..........................................................................................................................26
Figure28 ClassͲAInputModuleMounting...................................................................................................................................26
Figure29 ClassͲAOutputModuleMounting.................................................................................................................................27
Figure30 CRM4ModuleMounting...............................................................................................................................................27
Figure31 SHPͲProBoardMounting..............................................................................................................................................28
Figure32 PowerLimitedvs.NonͲPowerLimitedWireSegregation.............................................................................................29
Figure33 ConductorProperties....................................................................................................................................................29
Figure34 MaximumCircuitCurrent..............................................................................................................................................30
Figure35 ACPowerandTransformerWiring...............................................................................................................................31
Figure36 StandbyBatteryWiring.................................................................................................................................................31
Figure37 CommonRelayWiring...................................................................................................................................................32
Figure38 DetectionandInputCircuitsWiring..............................................................................................................................32
Figure39 0JumperLocations....................................................................................................................................................33
Figure40 AuxiliaryPowerCircuitWiring.......................................................................................................................................33
Figure41 AudibleandReleaseCircuitWiring...............................................................................................................................34
Figure42 SolenoidCircuitDisconnectWiring...............................................................................................................................34
Figure43 ClassADetectionInput#1and#2Wiring.....................................................................................................................35
Figure44 ClassAInput#3,#4and#5Wiring................................................................................................................................35
Figure45 ClassAAudibleOutputs#1Thru#3Wiring...................................................................................................................35
Figure46 ClassAAgentReleaseOutputWiring............................................................................................................................35
Figure47 ClassaSolenoidOutputWiring.....................................................................................................................................36
Figure48 CRM4RelayModuleWiring..........................................................................................................................................36
Figure49 ULNonͲcomplyingFeatures..........................................................................................................................................37
Figure50 DipͲSwitchConfigurationTable.....................................................................................................................................37
Figure51 TableofAudibleOptions...............................................................................................................................................42
Figure52 SHPͲProControlSwitchesandStatusLEDs...................................................................................................................44
Figure53 ControlSwitchesandStatusLEDsDescriptions............................................................................................................44
Figure54 ControlSwitchesandStatusLEDsDescriptions–Continued........................................................................................45
Figure55 DiagnosticLEDCodes....................................................................................................................................................45
Figure56 FaultResolutions...........................................................................................................................................................51
Figure57 FaultResolutions–Continued......................................................................................................................................52
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1. GENERALINFORMATION
1.1. AboutThisManual
This manual is intended to be a complete reference for the installation, operation, and service of the Fike Single
Hazard Panel Professional (SHPͲPro) Fire Alarm/Suppression Control System. The information contained in this
manualmustbeutilizedbythefactorytrainedFikedistributorinordertoproperlyinstall,testandservicetheSHPͲ
Pro.ThismanualcanalsobeusedbytheenduserasanOperationsManualfortheSHPͲPro.
Beforeyourefertoanysectioninthismanual,andbeforeyouattempttoinstallorusetheSHPͲPro,besuretoread
theimportantsafetynoticesinSection1.5.
Thismanualisdividedintosectionsforeasyreference.ThefirstͲtimeinstallerand/orusershouldthoroughlyread
andunderstandtheinstructionscontainedwithinthismanualbeforeusingthisdevice.Theseinstructionsmustbe
followed to avoid possible damage to the SHPͲPro itself or adverse operating conditions caused by improper
installationandprogramming.
1.2. ProductSupport
If you have a question or encounter a problem not covered in this manual, you should first try to contact the
distributor that installed the protection system. Fike has a worldwide distribution network. Each distributor sells,
installs, and services Fike equipment. Look on the inside of the door, left side, there should be a sticker with an
indication of the distributor who sold the system. If you cannot locate the distributor, please call Fike Customer
Serviceforlocatingyournearestdistributor,orgotoourwebͲsiteatwww.fike.com.Ifyouareunabletocontactyour
installing distributor or you simply do not know who installed the system you can contact Fike Product Support at
(800)979ͲFIKE(3453),MondaythroughFriday,8:00a.m.to4:30p.m.CST.
1.3. TermsUsedinThisManual
Thefollowingarevarioustermsusedinthismanualwithabriefdescriptionofeach:
:ͲSymbolfor“ohm”.Unitofresistance.
ACNormalState(“ACNormal”GreenLEDON)ͲThesystemisintheACNormalstatewhenappropriateACpoweris
beingappliedtothesystem.
AbortͲAninputtoasuppressionsystemtopreventanunwanteddischargeoffiresuppressantagent.TheSHPͲPro
hasseveraldifferentaborttypes.
Alarm State (“Alarm” Red LED ON, Piezo pulsing) Ͳ The alarm occurs when an input circuit configured for alarm
operationhasbeen activated. Activation typically initiated by adetector or contact device. The system leaves the
alarmstateuponentryintothepreͲdischargeorreleasestate.
ClassAwiringͲInputcircuitscapableoftransmittinganalarmsignalduringasingleopenoranonͲsimultaneoussingle
ground fault on a circuit conductor shall be designated as Style D or Class A. Similarly, output circuits capable of
activatingduringasingleopenoranonͲsimultaneousgroundfaultonacircuitconductorshallbedesignatedasStyleZ
or Class A. Commonly referred to as redundant or 4Ͳwire connection; this manual refers to 4Ͳwire connections as
ClassAwiring.
Class B wiring Ͳ Input circuits incapable of transmitting and alarm signal beyond the location of the fault condition
(listed for Class A wiring above) shall be designated as Style B or Class B. Similarly, output circuits incapable of
operatingbeyondthelocationofthefaultconditionshallbedesignatedasStyleYorClassB.Thismanualrefersto2Ͳ
wireconnectionsasClassBwiring
InitiatingDeviceͲAsystemcomponentthatoriginatestransmissionofachangeͲofͲstatecondition,suchasinasmoke
detector,manualfirealarmbox,orsupervisoryswitch.Thismanualinterchangesthetermsinitiatingdeviceandinput
device.

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1.3 TermsUsedinThisManual–Continued
Initiating Device Circuit Ͳ A circuit to which automatic or manual initiating devices are connected where the signal
receiveddoesnotidentifytheindividualdeviceoperated.Thismanualinterchangesthetermsinitiatingdevicecircuit
andinputcircuit.
NormalState(“Trouble”YellowLEDOFF)ͲThesystemisinthenormalstatewhenthepowersupplyandallcircuits
are configured properly, connected, and responding properly. The system remains in normal state until a trouble
conditionoccurs.
CrossͲzoneDetectionͲAdetectionschemewheretwodetectorsmustactivatebeforethesystementersintothepreͲ
dischargestate:atleastonedetectorfromeachdetectioninitiatingcircuitmustbeactive.
Notification Appliance Ͳ A fire alarm system component such as a bell, horn, speaker, light, or textual display that
provides audible, tactile, or visible output, or any combination thereof. The device notifies building occupants of
systemstatus.Thismanualinterchangesthetermsnotificationandaudibleappliance.
Notification Appliance Circuit Ͳ A circuit or path directly connected to a notification appliance(s). This manual
interchangesthetermsnotificationappliancecircuitandaudiblecircuit.
NonͲPower Limited Ͳ A circuit designation given for wiring purposes. The amount of current flowing through the
circuitisunlimitedvs.beinglimited,orpowerlimited.ACpowerandBatterywiringisNonͲPowerLimited.
PowerLimitedͲAcircuitdesignationgivenforwiringpurposes.Theamountofcurrentflowingthroughthecircuitis
limited(typicallybyfuse)vs.beingunlimited,ornonͲpowerͲlimited.TheSHPͲProinputandoutputcircuitsarepowerͲ
limited.Thecircuithasamaximumpowerthatflowsthroughitoritcurrentlimitsandopensthecircuit.
PreͲdischarge Delay Ͳ The time (in seconds) that the system will delay entering the release state after the zone’s
detectiontypehasbeensatisfied.Activationofanabortswitchwillhaveaneffectonthisvalue,dependinguponthe
aborttypeselected.
PreͲdischargeState(“Alarm”RedLEDON,Piezochirping)ͲThepreͲdischargestateoccurswhenthezone’sdetection
type input conditions are satisfied (CrossͲzone Detection, Sequential Alarm Detection, or Single Detector Release).
Upontimedelaycountdowncompletion(unlessdelayedbyapertinentactivatedabortinput),thesystemleavesthe
preͲdischargestateandentersthereleasestate.
ReleaseState(“Alarm”RedLEDON,Piezochirping)ͲThereleasestateoccursuponcompletionofthepreͲdischarge
state or upon activation of a manual release input. At the start of the release state, output circuits configured for
releasingshalloperate
SequentialDetectionͲAdetectionschemewherethesumtotalofactivedetectorsonthedetectioninitiatingcircuits
mustbetwoormorebeforethesystemwillenterthepreͲdischargestate.
SingleDetectorReleaseDetectionͲAdetectionschemewhereactivationofonedetectorcausesthesystemtoenter
the preͲdischarge state. SDR (Single Detector Release) detector(s) are installed on initiating circuits setup for
sequentialdetection.
SolenoidOnTimeͲThetime(inminutes)thatthesolenoidisactivateduponenteringthereleasestate.Resetofthe
systemoverridesthisvalue.
SupervisoryState(“Supervisory”YellowLEDON,PiezoWarble)ͲThesupervisorystateoccursuponactivationofa
supervisory input circuit. The supervisory state is nonͲlatching and will follow the status of the supervisory input
contact.
Trouble State (“Trouble” Yellow LED ON, Piezo Constant) Ͳ The trouble state occurs upon any detectable condition
which could impair system operation including connection problems, ground faults, hardware problems, power
problems, configuration problems, or prematurely activated abort inputs. Certain trouble conditions are latching;
othersallowthesystemtoresetupontroubleconditionremoval.Dependinguponthetypeoftroublecondition,the
systemmayormaynotremainoperational.Whenthesystemisintroublestate,itisnotinthenormalstate.

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1.4. SymbolsUsedinThisManual
The following cautions and warnings appear in this manual. Be certain to read all of the following warning and
cautionsbeforeattemptingtoinstallorusethisdevice.Personalinjuryoraccidentalreleaseofthesuppressionsystem
mayresultifthesewarningsandcautionsareNOTfollowed!

Warning Symbol – This symbol is used in this manual to warn of possible injury or
deathfromimproperuseorapplicationoftheproductundernotedconditions.

CautionSymbol–Thissymbolwarnsofpossiblepersonalinjuryorequipmentdamage
under noted conditions. Follow all safety standards of professional practice and the
recommendations in this manual. Using equipment in ways other than described in
thismanualcanpresentserioussafetyhazardsorcauseequipmentdamage.

Notes – This symbol indicates the message is important, but is not of a Warning or
Cautioncategory.Thesenotescanbeofgreatbenefittotheuserandshouldberead.

Tips–Tipsprovideadvicethatmaysavetimeduringaprocedure,orhelptoclarifyan
issue.Tipsmayincludeadditionalreference.

1.5. SafetyNotices
Becertaintoreadallthefollowingwarningsandcautionsbeforeinstallingorusingthisdevice.Accidentaldamageto
thedevicecouldresultifthesewarningsandcautionsareNOTheeded!
CAUTION: The SHPͲPro contains static sensitive components. Handle the electronics by the
edges only and avoid touching the integrated components. Keep the electronics in
theprotectivestaticbagsitwasshippedinuntiltimeforinstallation.Alwaysground
yourself with a proper wrist strap before handling the module(s). If the installer is
properlygroundedatalltimes,damageduetostaticdischargewillnotoccur.Ifthe
modulerequiresrepairorreturntoFike,itmustbeshippedinanantiͲstaticbag.
CAUTION: ToensurepropersystemoperationafterinstallationoftheSHPͲPro,thisdevicemust
be tested in accordance with NFPA 72. ReͲacceptance testing is required after any

change,additionordeletionofsystemcomponents,orafteranymodification,repairor
adjustmenttosystemhardwareorwiring.
WARNING: Failure to disconnect power to the releasing circuit(s) and completely disarm the
solenoid(s)oranyother"criticaloperation"contactspriortosystemtestingmaycause
accidentalactivationofthesystem.
1.6. FCCCompliance
ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforClassAdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interferenceinwhichcasetheuserwillberequiredtocorrecttheinterferenceatthisownexpense.

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2. PRODUCTOVERVIEW
2.1. Description
TheFikeSHPͲPro(P/N10Ͳ063Series)isacompact,costͲeffective,conventionalfirealarmandsuppressionreleasing
panel.TheSHPͲProisdesignedforusewithFikeCleanAgentFireSuppressant,CO2,sprinkler(preͲaction/deluge),or
other industrial solenoidͲbased suppression systems. The SHPͲPro controller is shipped from the factory preͲ
configuredforCleanAgentsuppressionoperation.
The main controller contains all electronics requiredfora complete detectionand control system suitable for most
applications.Optionalmodules,whichplugintothemaincircuitboard,areavailabletoaddincreasedfunctionalityto
thesystem.
Audibleand
VisualAlarm
Signals
Smokeand
Thermal
Detectors Notification
Appliances
Waterflowand
SprinklerSupervisory
Sprinkler
Operation
ManualFireAlarm
orManual
ReleasingStations
CleanAgent,CO2,
Figure1SHPͲProBlockDiagram orWatermist
Release
2.2. ListingsandApprovals
ApprovalAgency FileNumber
UnderwritersLaboratories S2203
Type: Local,RemoteStation,CentralStationPPU
ServiceType: AͲAutomaticFireAlarm,
MͲManualFireAlarm
WFͲWaterͲflowAlarm,
SSͲSprinklerSupervisory,
Releasing,DACT
TypeSignaling: NonͲcoded
FactoryMutual(FM) 3017159
CaliforniaStateFireMarshall 7165Ͳ0900:135
CityofNewYork(MEA) 461Ͳ04ͲE
HongKong 206/0877VII

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2.3. AgencyComplianceStandards
ThisfirealarmcontrolpanelcomplieswiththefollowingNFPAandULStandards:
NFPA72 –NationalFireAlarmCode
UL864 –ControlUnitsandAccessoriesforFireAlarmSystems
RelatedFireAlarmStandards:
NationalFireProtectionAssociation(NFPA)Codes:
NFPA12–CarbonDioxideExtinguishingSystems(HighPressureOnly)
NFPA12A–Halon1301ExtinguishingSystems
NFPA13–SprinklerSystems
NFPA15–WaterSprayFixedSystems
NFPA16–Deluge,FoamͲwaterandFoamͲwaterSpraySystems
NFPA70–NationalElectricalCode(NEC)
NFPA70,Article300–WiringMethodsNFPA70,Article760–FireProtectiveSignalingSystems
NFPA72–NationalFireAlarmCode
NFPA101–LifeSafetyCode
NFPA110–EmergencyStandbyPowerSystems
NFPA2001–CleanAgentFireExtinguishingSystems
UnderwritersLaboratories(UL)Standards:
UL38–ManuallyActuatedSignalingBoxes
UL217–SmokeDetectors,SingleandMultipleStation
UL228–DoorClosers–HoldersforFireProtectiveSignalingSystems
UL268–SmokeDetectorsforFireProtectiveSignalingSystems
UL268A–SmokeDetectorsforDuctApplications
UL346–WaterflowIndicatorsforFireProtectiveSignalingSystems
UL464–AudibleSignalingAppliances
UL521–HeatDetectorsforFireProtectiveSignalingSystems
UL1481–PowerSuppliesforFireProtectiveSignalingSystems
UL1638–VisualSignalingAppliances
UL1971–VisualSignalingAppliances
FactoryMutual(FM)Standards:
FMRC1011and1012–DelugeandPreͲactionSprinklerSystems
FMRC3820–ElectricalUtilizationEquipment
ApplicableLocalandStateBuildingCodes
RequirementsoftheLocalAuthorityHavingJurisdiction
2.4. RelatedDocumentation
To obtain a complete understanding of the specific features of the SHPͲPro or to become familiar with related
functions in general, refer to the documentation listed below. Please reference the most current version or the
versionnotedonthelabellocatedontheproduct.
x 06Ͳ106–AgentReleaseModule(ARMIII)Manual
x 06Ͳ186–CompatibleNotificationandReleasingDevices
x 06Ͳ159–DACT/FireCommunicatorAddendum
x 06Ͳ160–DACT/FireCommunicatorManual
x 02Ͳ11060–SHPͲProSystemOperationPosting
x 06Ͳ552–ImpulseReleasingModuleProductManual

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2.5. SHPͲProFeatures
x General
MicroprocessorͲcontrolled
PowerͲlimitedonallcircuitsexceptpowerconnections(P1)
Fouroperationalmodes:
1.Cleanagentrelease(10Ͳ2452Ͳ1)
2.Cleanagentreleasewithsprinkleroperation(10Ͳ2452Ͳ1)
3.Sprinkleroperation(10Ͳ2452Ͳ1,10Ͳ2452Ͳ2)
4.Industrialreleasing(10Ͳ2452Ͳ1)
TensystemstatusLEDstoprovidepositiveindicationofsystemstatus
SevensegmentdiagnosticLEDfortroubleandeventoccurrences
SystemconfigurationviadipͲswitches
Localpiezowithdistincteventtones
Resetswitch
Audiblesilenceswitch
DisableModeforaudibleandreleasecircuits,andrelays
Alarmandtroubleresound
x Power
Integralpowersupplyat24VDCnominal;1.0Amptotalnormalstandby/4.0Ampalarm
Selectionof120,or240VACpowerinputat50or60hertz
ReͲsettableandnonͲreͲsettablespecialapplicationpoweroutput
Battery/Earthfaultsupervision
7AHto40AHbatteryoptions,upto90hours(FactoryMutual)standby
x Enclosure
Steelenclosure21”highby14.35”wideby4”deep(BackͲboxdimensions)
Enclosureisequippedwitha.50”wideliptofacilitateflushmounting
Removabledoorforeasyinstallation
EnclosureisavailableinRedorGray
x InitiatingDeviceCircuits
Up to two Style B initiating device circuits capable of sequential alarm, crossͲzone, or single detector release
operationwithanoverallsystemcapacityof50detectorsmaximum
ThreeStyleBinitiatingdevicecircuitscapableofmonitoringclosedcontactdevices
OptionalClassAmodulethatconvertsallfiveinitiatingdevicecircuitstoStyleDwiringandoperation
x NotificationApplianceCircuits
ThreeStyleYnotificationappliancecircuitsratedat2.0ampseach
OptionalClassAmodulethatconvertsallfiveoutputcircuitstoStyleZ(3NAC,2releasing)
x ReleasingCircuits
OneAgentReleasecircuitwithmaximumof6ARM’sorIRM’s(anycombination)
OneSolenoidreleasecircuitwhichcanactivateone24Vortwo12Vsolenoids
Model10Ͳ063Ͳ1providesoptiontousebothreleasingcircuitssimultaneously
x Relays
GeneralAlarm,SupervisoryandTroublerelays
TwoOptionalCRM4modulestoaddeightmoreSPDTdryrelaycontactoutputs
x SprinklerMonitoringPoints
Waterflowinput
Supervisoryinput
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3. MAINPANELHARDWARE
3.1. SHPͲProControlSystem
The 10Ͳ063, SHPͲPro Control System (Figure 2) includes the
maincontroller,transformer,andsteelenclosurewithredor
grayfinish.Theenclosureisequippedwitharemovabledoor
tofacilitateinstallationoftheenclosurebackbox.Thedooris
fitted with a standard Fike keyͲlock and a viewing window
coveredwithclearLexan.TheenclosurebackͲboxis21”(533
mm)highx14.35“(364mm)widex4“(102mm)deep.Italso
includesa0.5”(13mm)liparoundthebackboxtofacilitate
flushmounting.Theenclosureincludesspaceforinstallingup
to18AHbatteries(orderedseparately).
Refer to Section 4.5 for a complete detail of the backͲbox
featuresanddimensions.
Figure2SHPͲProControlSystem
Thebasicpartnumbersforthecomponentscoveredinfurtherdetailinthissectionareasfollows:
PartNumber Description
SHPͲProControlSystem

m:1=allmodes
10Ͳ063ͲmͲcͲp 2=sprinklermodeonly
c:R=red,G=gray
p:1=120VAC,2=240VAC
SHPͲProControllerPrintedCircuitBoard
10Ͳ2452Ͳm m:1=allmodes
2=sprinklermodeonly
CompatibilityIdentifierforthisproductis“SHPͲPRO”
10Ͳ2450 ClassAInputModule
10Ͳ2448 ClassAOutputModule
10Ͳ2204 CRM4RelayModule
10Ͳ2190Ͳb BatteryAssembly(AHselection:b:1=7AH,2=18AH)
NOTE:Assemblyincludes10Ͳ2192wireassembly
02Ͳ3468 Battery,12VDC,35AH
10Ͳ2154ͲC BatteryEnclosure,33AH,whereC=RforRed;GforGray
A02Ͳ0252 Battery,12VDC,40AH(requires75AHenclosure)
10Ͳ2236ͲC BatteryEnclosure,75AH,whereC=RforRed;GforGray
Figure3OrderingInformation

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3.1.1. SHPͲProController(P/N10Ͳ2452)
The SHPͲPro controller (Figure 4) is the heart of the SHPͲPro
controlpanel.Itcontainsthesystem’scentralprocessingunit,
powersupply,andotherprimarycomponents.Italsoincludes
theelectronicsrequiredtosupporttheoptionalClassAmodules
andCRM4Relaymodules.

Figure4SHPͲProController
3.1.2. ClassͲAInputModule(P/N10Ͳ2450)
The optional ClassͲA Input Module (See Figure 5) allows all of
the five initiating device circuits to be wired Class A (Style D)
versus the standard Class B (Style B). The Class A module
mountsdirectlyontotheSHPͲProControlleratP6utilizingtwo
standoffssuppliedwiththemodule.
Figure5ClassAInputModule
3.1.3. ClassͲAOutputModule(P/N10Ͳ2448)
The optional Class A Output Module allows all of the three
notification appliance and both releasing circuits to be wired
ClassA(StyleZ)versusthestandardClassB(StyleY).TheClass
A module mounts directly onto the SHPͲPro Controller at P7
utilizingtwostandoffssuppliedwiththemodule.

Figure6ClassAOutputModule
3.1.4. CRM4RelayModule(P/N10Ͳ2204)
The optional CRM4 Relay Module provides four SPDT dry
contact relays, which activate upon selected events per the
configurationswitches.TheCRM4Relaymodulesmountdirectly
ontotheSHPͲProControlleratP8orP9utilizingfourstandͲoffs
suppliedwiththemodule.
Figure7CRM4RelayModule
3.1.5. StandbyBatteries
Batteries are required for alarm systems for maintaining
emergency backͲup power. Two each 12V batteries are
requiredandaretobewiredinseriesformaintaininga24VDC
backͲup. Most systems require at least a 24 hour standby
currentwith5minutesalarmcurrentfordeterminingminimum
battery size. Refer to Appendix 1 for Battery Calculation form
fordeterminingrequiredbatterysizeforsystem.
x 02Ͳ2018Ͳ(1)7AH,12VDCbattery
x 02Ͳ2820–(1)18AH,12VDCbattery
x 02Ͳ3468–(1)35AH,12VDCbattery Figure8SLABattery
x A02Ͳ0252–(1)40AH,12VDCbattery

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3.1.6. 33AHBatteryEnclosure(P/N10Ͳ2154ͲR/G)
The33AHEnclosureisaheavygaugemetalenclosure(21”wx
11”h x 5”d) and is large enough to house two each 33 AH
batteries.Conduitknockoutsareprovidedforentryofbattery
wiring. The box lid is installed onto the backͲbox using the 4
mountingscrewsprovided.
RefertoFikedocument06Ͳ534forinstallationinstructions.

Figure9 33 AH Battery Enclosure

3.1.7. 75AHBatteryEnclosure(P/N10Ͳ2236ͲR/G)
The 75 AH Enclosure is a heavy gauge metal enclosure (26
1/4”wx14”hx7”d)andislargeenoughtohousetwoeach40
AHbatteries.Conduitknockoutsareprovidedtoprovideentry
of battery wiring. The box lid is installed onto the backͲbox
usingthe4mountingscrewsprovided.
RefertoFikedocument06Ͳ535forinstallationinstructions.

Figure10 75 AH Battery Enclosure

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3.2. CompatibleInput/OutputDevices
The following table lists devices that are approved for use with the SHPͲPro’s input circuits. Other devices such as
contactclosureinputdevices,contactclosuredetectors,notificationappliances,andSolenoidsarelistedintheFike
Compatibility Document, P/N 06Ͳ186. Refer to Section 4.1.1 for selecting the appropriate detector base for system
operation.
Mfg ReplacementP/N PartNumber MfgModelNumber Description
63Ͳ10151 2451 PhotoelectricDetector
1
63Ͳ1017 2451TH Photo/heatDetector
1
67Ͳ1025 1451 IonizationDetector
SystemSensor
60Ͳ10273 5151 135qThermalDetector

63Ͳ1014 2151 PhotoelectricDetector,LowProfile
67Ͳ1040 1151 IonizationDetector,LowProfile
67Ͳ1023 1151 IonizationDetector
1,6
67Ͳ1026 B401BR 470:base,6Ͳinch
67Ͳ10296 B110RLP 470:LowProfileBase,6Ͳinch
6
67Ͳ1031 B401B 0:Base,6Ͳinch
1
63Ͳ1024 SLRͲ24V PhotoelectricDetector
67Ͳ10331 SIJͲ24 IonizationDetector
63Ͳ1025 SLRͲ24H Photo/ThermalDetector
63Ͳ13074 SOCͲ24V PhotoelectricDetector
63Ͳ13084 SOCͲ24VN PhotoelectricDetector,notestfeature
60Ͳ10203 DFEͲ135 135qFFixedTemperatureHeatDetector
60Ͳ10223 DFEͲ190 190qFFixedTemperatureHeatDetector
60Ͳ10293 DCDͲ135 135qFFixed,RateofRiseHeatDetector
Hochiki
60Ͳ10303 DCDͲ190 190qFFixed,RateofRiseHeatDetector

67Ͳ10345,7 NS6Ͳ224 430:Base,6Ͳinch
67Ͳ10365,7 NS4Ͳ224 430:Base,4Ͳinch
67Ͳ10355,7 NS6Ͳ220 220:Base,6Ͳinch
5,7
67Ͳ1037 NS4Ͳ220 220:Base,4Ͳinch
67Ͳ10345,7 67Ͳ10271 HSBͲ224 430:Base,6Ͳinch
5,7 1
67Ͳ1036 67Ͳ1028 YBAͲM224 430:Base,4Ͳinch
67Ͳ10355,7 67Ͳ10101 HSBͲ220 220:Base,6Ͳinch
67Ͳ10375,7 67Ͳ10171 YBAͲM220 220:Base,4Ͳinch
63Ͳ1067 TC155 155°F,0.05ё/Ft,500ft.spoollength

LinearHeatDetectionCabling

(Seenotes2and3)

Figure11TableofCompatibleInputDevices
NOTES:
1.Devicehasbeendiscontinuedbymanufacturer.Listedforretrofitcompatibility.
2.ULapprovedupto8,800ft.(2,682m)andFMapprovedupto10,000ft.(3,048m)forAlarmstateonly.5,500ft.(1,676m)forPreͲ
discharge/SDRoperation.
3.Heatdetectorsareforpropertyprotectiononly,notLifeSafety!
4.ULlistedonly.NotFMapproved.
5.Baseprovidesterminalsforconnectiontoconventionalgraphicpanel.
6.BaseiscompatiblewithallSystemSensordetectorslisted.
7.BaseiscompatiblewithallHochikidetectorslisted.
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3.3. Ancillary Devices

ThefollowingtablelistsseveralancillarydevicesthatcanbeusedinconjunctionwiththeSHPͲPropaneltoprovide
increasedsystemflexibilityandperformance.Fordetailedwiringinstructionsforeachofthesedevicesrefertothe
appropriateproductmanual.
P/N ManualP/N Description Function

10Ͳ2256 06Ͳ159 DigitalAlarmCommunicator The SHPͲPro panel is capable of communicating
(obsolete) Transmitter(DACT). toacentralstationviatheDACT(optional).The
DACTmonitorstherelayoutputsoftheSHPͲPro.
ComplieswithNFPA72ͲSupervising
StationFireAlarmSystem. Thismodelprovides4channelinputs;3standard
inputs with one programmable selection. It is
necessarytoprogramtheDACTwiththe10Ͳ2257
programmer and 10Ͳ2258 cable or 10Ͳ2259
modemand06Ͳ151software.
10Ͳ2476 5ZoneDigitalAlarmCommunicator The5zoneDACTcontainsinputsconfigurablefor
Transmitter(DACT). oneoftheseventypesofconditions:FireAlarm,
Waterflow Alarm, Supervisory, Monitor Alarm,
ComplieswithNFPA72ͲSupervising
System Fault, AC Failure, and Low Battery. It is
StationFireAlarmSystem.
programmableusingthe10Ͳ2477programmer.
10Ͳ1832 06Ͳ106 ARMͲIII(AgentReleaseModule) ProvidesareleasingmeansforFike’sCleanAgent
suppressionsystemswithGCAvalves
TheSHPͲPropaneliscapableofsupportingupto
6 ARM’s on the single Agent Release Output
Circuit. The ARM is required for each Clean
Agent Suppressant Container equipped with a
GCAvalve.
Refer to the ARM manual, 06Ͳ106 for detailed
instructionsontheARM.
ConventionalGraphicAnnunciator Graphic Annunciators provide a graphic display
GEMCOM,Inc. oftheprotectedareausingLED’stoindicatethe
8028S.ArcherAve. location of the smoke detectors. The LED will
illuminatewhenthedetectorisinalarm.
WillowSprings,Il.
Hochiki NS4 and NS6 detector bases must be
60480Ͳ1204
usedforgraphicpanelinterface.
TollFree:888Ͳ4ͲGEMCOM
10Ͳ2748 06Ͳ552 ImpulseReleasingModule ProvidesareleasingmeansforFike’sCleanAgent
suppressionsystemswithImpulsevalves.
TheSHPͲPropaneliscapableofsupportingupto
6 IRM’s on the single Agent Release Output
Circuit.TheIRMisrequiredforeachCleanAgent
SuppressantContainerequippedwithanImpulse
valve.
Refer to the IRM manual, 06Ͳ552 for detailed
instructionsontheIRM.
06Ͳ588 CompatibleSurgeProtectionDevices ProvidesacompletelistofEmersonPowersurge
suppression devices approved for use with the
SHPͲPro.
Figure12TableofCompatibleAncillaryDevices

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3.4. Spare Parts

ThefollowingtablelistssparepartsusedwiththeSHPͲProcontrolsystem.
Description PartNumber
Keylockwithcam 02Ͳ1606
PanelKeyOnly(withoutcam) 02Ͳ12025
Battery,7AmpͲHour 02Ͳ2018
Battery,40AmpͲHour A02Ͳ0252
WireAssembly,7/18AHBatteries 10Ͳ2192
Standoffandlockwasher/hexnutkit(30each) 02Ͳ4035
Transformer,110VAC 02Ͳ10881
Transformer,240VAC 02Ͳ10882
ReleasingcircuitEOLassembly,2.4K,1W5% 02Ͳ12281
Switchcircuit3,4&5EOLassembly,20K 10Ͳ2461
Detectioncircuit1&2circuitEOLassembly,4.3K 10Ͳ2318
AudibleoutputcircuitEOLassembly,1.2K 10Ͳ2570
Fuse,10Amp,MiniAuto,FastActing(ForF1&F2) 02Ͳ4173
Fuse,4Amp,MiniAuto,FastActing(ForF3&F4) 02Ͳ11412
Flashbulb(fortestingARMIIIrelease)12/box 02Ͳ3799
EndOfLineRelayͲHochiki 02Ͳ4667
EndOfLineRelay–SystemSensor 02Ͳ4981
TouchͲUpPaint(NotavailablefromFike)
SherwinWilliams,SignalRed,RAL3001perRAL840ͲHR(mattfinish)
SherwinWilliams,LightGray,RAL7035perRAL840ͲHR
Figure13TableofSpareParts

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4. HARDWARESPECIFICATIONS
NOTE:Allelectronicsarerated32Ͳ120°F(0Ͳ49°C),93%relativehumidity.
4.1. SHPͲProControlBoard(P/N10Ͳ2452)
Figure14SHPͲProController
Figure15SHPͲProControllerCircuitSpecifications
Index Terminal Description Specifications
1 Transformer PrimaryACpowerinputto x AClinepowermustoriginatefromadedicatedcircuitatthe
H1andH2 TransformerPrimary mainbuildingpowerdistributioncenter.
x Circuitbreakershallbeequippedwithalockoutmechanismand
beclearlylabeledasa“FireProtectionControlCircuit”.
x PowerInput:
о 120VAC,50/60Hertz,2.6A,250VA
о 240VAC,50/60Hertz,1.5A,250VA
2 P1Ͳ1andP1Ͳ2 TransformerSecondaryto x TheSHPͲPro’sinternalpowersupplyprovides4.135ampsof24
SHPͲProACSecondary VDCpower.
x Controllerpowerconsumption=0.135ampsat24VDCinthe
normalstandbymode.
x Voltage:20.5–28.1VAC
x NonͲpowerlimitedandsupervised
x FusedbyF1,10Afieldreplaceable(P/N02Ͳ4173)

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Figure16SHPͲProControllerCircuitSpecificationsͲContinued
3 P1Ͳ3+andP1Ͳ4Ͳ Standbybatteryinput x Sealedleadacidbatteriesonly
x Chargingcapacity:40AHmaximum
x Voltage:24VDCnominal
x Supplycurrent:8A@27VDCmaximum
x Chargecurrent:1.5A@27VDCmaximum
x NonͲpowerlimitedandsupervised
x FusedbyF2,10Afieldreplaceablefuse(P/N02Ͳ4173)
4 P2Ͳ1thru3 AlarmRelay x NonͲprogrammable,commonAlarmrelaythatswitcheswhen
anyAlarminputisactivated
x Style:FormC,SPDT
x ContactRating(DCoperation):2A@30VDC(pf=.35)
x ContactRating(ACoperation):0.5A@250VAC(pf=.35)
x NonͲsupervised
x CanbeconnectedtopowerlimitedornonͲpowerlimitedsource
5 P2Ͳ4thru6 SupervisoryRelay x NonͲprogrammable,commonSupervisoryrelaythatswitches
whenanySupervisoryinputisactivated
x Style:FormC,SPDT
x NonͲsupervised
6 P2Ͳ7thru9 TroubleRelay x NonͲprogrammable,commonTroublerelaythatswitchesonany
TroubleconditionorwhenpanelisdeͲenergized
x Style:FormC,SPDT
x NonͲsupervised
7 P3Ͳ1thru5 Detect#1andDetect#2 x Compatiblewithconventionaldetectorsandlinearheat
Inputs detectioncablelistedinSection3.2orcontactclosuretype
deviceslistedforfirealarmuse.
x Wireconfiguration:ClassB(ClassAwithoptional10Ͳ2450
module)
x Detectorvoltage:19.9–27.5VDC
x Current:360mAmaximum
x Maximumwireresistance:20ёdetectors;440ёlinearheat
detectionorcontactclosure
x Endoflineresistor:4.3ё(banding:yellow/orange/red)
x Powerlimitedandsupervised
x CapableofSequential,CrossͲzone(Detect#1&#2),orSingle
detectorreleasedetectionmethods
x Appropriate“0ohm”jumpermustbeclippedifusing0ohm
basesorcontactclosuredeviceonDetect#1or#2circuitsin
ordertolimitthecircuitcurrentto100mA.
x Ifusinglinearheatdetectioncable(LHD)onDetect#1or#2
circuits,doNOTclipthe“0ohm”jumpers
x RefertoSection4.1.1fordetectorbaseselection

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Figure17SHPͲProControllerCircuitSpecificationsͲContinued
8 P3Ͳ1thru13 Input#3,#4and#5 x Compatiblewithcontactclosureinputs(i.e.,manualrelease,
abort,heatdetectiondevices,waterflowandsupervisorydevices
listedforfirealarmuse)
x Wireconfiguration:ClassB(ClassAwithoptional10Ͳ2450
module)
x Voltage:5VDCmaximum
x Current:0.5mAmaximum
x Wireresistance:100ёmaximum
x Endoflineresistor:20kё(banding:red/black/orange)
x Powerlimitedandsupervised
9 P4Ͳ1andP4Ͳ2 ResettableAUXOutput x Voltage:24VDCnominal(range=19.8–27.3VDC)
x Current:2Amaximum,specialapplication
x Supervisedandpowerlimited
x ResettableandContinuousAUXoutputssharethesame
negativeandshieldterminals
P4Ͳ2andP4Ͳ3 ContinuousAUXOutput x Voltage:24VDCnominal(range=19.8–27.3VDC)
x Current:2Amaximum,specialapplication
x ResettableandContinuousAUXoutputssharethesame
negativeandshieldterminals
10 P5Ͳ1thru8 Audible#1,#2and#3 x RefertoFike’sDeviceCompatibilitydocumentP/N06Ͳ186fora
listofcompatiblenotificationappliances.
x Wiring:ClassB(ClassAwithoptionalmoduleP/N10Ͳ2448)
x OutputVoltage:24VDCnominal,27.9VDCmaximum(16–33
maximumRMS)
x OutputCurrent:2Amaximum,regulated
x WireResistance:RefertoSection4.1.2
x Endoflineresistor:1.2kё(banding:brown/red/red)
11 P5Ͳ9andP5Ͳ10 AgentRelease x Wiring:ClassB(ClassAwithoptionalmoduleP/N10Ͳ2448)
x OutputVoltage:24VDCnominal,specialapplication
x OutputCurrent:2Amaximum
x WireResistance:35ёmaximum
x Endoflineresistor:2.4kё(banding:red/yellow/red)
x CompatibleDevices:ARMIII(P/N10Ͳ1832)andIRM(P/N10Ͳ
2748),maximum6anycombination
12 P5Ͳ11andP5Ͳ12 Solenoid x Wiring:ClassB(ClassAwithoptionalmoduleP/N10Ͳ2448)
x OutputVoltage:24VDCnominal,specialapplication
x Endoflineresistor:Nonerequired.Circuitissupervised
throughcoilforwiringintegrity.
x CompatibleDevices:RefertoFike’sDeviceCompatibility
documentP/N06Ͳ186
x Testing:Install200ё,5wattresistor(P/N02Ͳ2686)tosimulate
solenoidresistance

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4.1.1. Detector Base Selection

The following table identifies the maximum number of detector bases that can be connected to the SHPͲPro’s
Detectioninputcircuitsandthedetectionschemethatisavailablewiththebasemodelbeingused. Basesofdifferent
models/manufacturersshallnotbemixedonthesystem.
MaximumBasesperCircuit
Manufacturer Single
CrossͲ
FikeP/N Size : Manufacturer Mfg.P/N Compatibility Sequential Detector
zone
ID Release
67Ͳ10272 6” 430 Hochiki HSBͲ224 HBͲ53 25 25 N/A
67Ͳ1028 2
4” 430 Hochiki YBAͲM224 HBͲ5 25 25 N/A
67Ͳ1010 2
6” 220 Hochiki HSBͲ220 HBͲ56 N/A 25 25
67Ͳ1017 2
4” 220 Hochiki YBAͲM220 HBͲ3 N/A 25 25
67Ͳ1034 3
6” 430 Hochiki NS6Ͳ224 HBͲ5 25 25 N/A
67Ͳ1036 3
4” 430 Hochiki NS4Ͳ224 HBͲ5 25 25 N/A
67Ͳ1035 3
6” 220 Hochiki NS6Ͳ220 HBͲ3 N/A 25 25
67Ͳ1037 3
4” 220 Hochiki NS4Ͳ220 HBͲ3 N/A 25 25
67Ͳ1026
2
6” 470 SystemSensor B401BR470 61Ͳ093Ͳ02A 25 25 N/A
67Ͳ1029 6” 470 SystemSensor B110RLP 61Ͳ093Ͳ02A 25 25 N/A
67Ͳ1031 6” 0 SystemSensor B401B 61Ͳ093Ͳ02A N/A Note1 Note1
Figure18DetectorBaseSelectionGuide
NOTES:
1.0ohmbasesdonothaveacurrentlimitingresistor.Theyprovideacontactclosureinputtothedetectioncircuit(s)
theyareconnectedto.Dependinguponcontrollerconfiguration,theyarecapableofprovidingeithersingledetector
releaseorcrossͲzoneddetectionoperation.Thenumberofbasesthatcanbeconnectedtothecircuitislimitedbythe
circuitspecifications.Ifusing0ohmbasesonthedetectioncircuit(s),appropriate“0ohm”jumpermustbeclippedin
ordertolimitthecircuitcurrentto100mA.SeeSection5.5.4.4.
2.Devicehasbeendiscontinuedbymanufacturer.Listedforretrofitcompatibility.
3.Baseprovidesterminalsforconnectiontoconventionalgraphicpanel.ReplacesHochikiHSBandYBAbases.

4.1.2. Circuit Impedance Limitations
The following table can be used to estimate the maximum allowable circuit impedance based on the total current
draw of all devices connected to the circuit. First, determine the maximum amount of current flowing through the
circuit;thenusethetabletofindthecorrespondingmaximumimpedanceallowedforthecircuitwiringbasedona
maximumcircuitvoltagedropof2.4volts.
MaxCurrent(Amps) 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.5 2.0
Audibles1Ͳ3(Max:s) 24 12 8 6 4.8 4.0 3.0 2.4 1.6 1.2
Solenoid(Max:s) 12 6 4 3 2.4 2.0 1.5 1.2 0.8 0.6
Figure19FieldWiringResistanceLimitations

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4.2. Class-A Input Card (P/N 10-2450)

TheClassAInputCard(Figure20)mountsdirectlytotheSHPͲProcontrolboardandreceivesitscontrolandoperating
powerdirectlyfromtheboardviatheP6terminalconnection.IftheClassAInputcardisinstalled,allfiveinputcircuits
mustbewiredClassA,ratherthanClassB.

Figure20ClassAInputCard
Figure21ClassͲAInputCardSpecifications
1 P3AͲ1thru4 Detect#1andDetect#2 x CompatiblewithconventionaldetectorslistedinSection3.2,
Inputs linearheatdetectioncablingorcontactclosuretypedevices
listedforfirealarmuse.
x Detectorvoltage:19.9–27.5VDC
x Current:360mAmaximum
x Maximumwireresistance:20ёdetectors;440ёlinearheat
andcontactclosure
2 P3AͲ6thru13 Input#3,#4and#5 x Compatiblewithcontactclosureinputs(manualrelease,abort,
waterflow,heatdetectioncable,etc.)
x Voltage:5VDCmaximum
x Current:0.5mAmaximum
x Wireresistance:100ёmaximum

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4.3. ClassͲAOutputCard(P/N10Ͳ2448)
TheClassAOutputCard(Figure22)mountsdirectlytotheSHPͲProcontrolboardandreceivesitscontroland
operatingpowerdirectlyfromtheboardviatheP7terminalconnection.IftheClassAOutputcardisinstalled,allfive
OutputcircuitsmustbewiredClassA,ratherthanClassB.

Figure22ClassAOutputCard
Figure23ClassͲAInputCardSpecifications
1 P5AͲ1thru8 Audible#1,Audible#2and x OutputVoltage:24VDCnominal,27.9VDCmaximum(16–33
Audible#3 maximumRMS)
x OutputCurrent:2Amaximum,regulated
x CompatibleDevices:RefertoFike’scompatibilitydocument
(P/N06Ͳ186)
2 P5AͲ9andP5AͲ10 AgentRelease x OutputVoltage:24VDCnominal,specialapplication
x WireResistance:35ёmaximum
x CompatibleDevices:ARMIII(P/N10Ͳ1832)andIRM(P/N10Ͳ
2748),maximum6anycombination
3 P5AͲ11andP5AͲ12 Solenoid x OutputVoltage:24VDCnominal,specialapplication
x CompatibleDevices:RefertoFike’scompatibilitydocument
(P/N06Ͳ186)
x Testing:Install200ё,5wattresistor(P/N02Ͳ2686)tosimulate
solenoidresistance

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4.4. CRM4RelayCard(P/N10Ͳ2204)
TheCRM4RelayCard(Figure24)mountsdirectlytotheSHPͲProcontrolboardandreceivesitscontrolandoperating
powerdirectlyfromtheboardviatheP8andP9terminalconnections.TheCRM4relayscanbeconnectedtoeither
powerlimitedornonͲpowerlimitedsources,notboth.

Figure24CRM4RelayCard
Figure25CRM4RelayCardSpecifications
1 P42 Relays1thru4 x Programmable(functiondefinedbydipͲswitchconfiguration)
x Style:FormC,SPDT
x NonͲsupervised
NOTE:AllconnectionstotheP42CRM4relayterminalblockshallbeeitherpowerlimitedornonͲpowerlimited,
notboth.

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4.5. Enclosure
о Material:18gaugesteel
о Weight:15lbs.(6.4kg)empty,backboxanddoor
о Finish:Redorgraypainted
о Mounting:FlushorSurface
о CableEntrance:½”&¾”conduitknockoutonallsides
о Door:Removablewith180degreeswing
Figure26EnclosureDimensions
TheSHPͲProenclosureiscapableofhousinguptotwo18ampͲhour,sealedleadͲacid(SLA)batteriesinthebottomof
theenclosure.Ifinstallingbatteriesinsidetheenclosure,theconduitknockͲoutsinthebottomoftheenclosuremust
notbeused.
Wherethesystemrequiresbatterieslargerthan18AH,andexternalbatteryenclosuremustbepurchasedtohouse
thebatteries.SeeSections3.1.6and3.1.7.Externalbatteryenclosuremustbemountedsothatthewiringbetween
thebatteriesandtheSHPͲProcontrollerdoesnotexceed10feet(3m)using14AWGwireminimum.

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5. INSTALLATION
SysteminstallationisindependentofwhetherthemoduleswereorderedseparatelyoraspartofacompleteSHPͲPro
system.Foroptionalmodulesnotused,skiptheinstructionsdetailingtheirinstallation.Propersysteminstallation
requiresfollowingstepsoutlinedinthissectionofthemanualinorder.
Unless otherwise detailed in this manual, or in other documents relating to this control panel, the technician shall
utilize published standards and references such as NFPA 70 National Electrical Code, NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm
Code,NFPA2001StandardforCleanAgentFireExtinguishingSystems,andotherswhichmayberelevanttotheLocal
AuthorityHavingJurisdictionforinstallationofthesystem.
5.1. Enclosure
Mounting Location Ͳ The mounting location for the control panel enclosure is very important. Vibration, dust,
moisture, electromagnetic interference, and radio frequency interference are all types of problems that could
adversely affect the successful operation of the equipment. Choose a mounting location that is free from
environmentalproblems.RefertoSection4.0,Specifications,fortheexacttemperatureratingsoftheequipment.Do
notinstallinanenvironmentthatexceedsthesetemperatureranges.
CAUTION:TheSHPͲProControlSystemenclosureisnotfirerated.DonotinstallonorinaFireRatedWall.
Mounting Ͳ The control panel should be installed so the viewing window is approximately60” above the floor. The
backͲboxcanbesurfaceorflushmountedasdesired.Forsurfacemounting,utilizethefour‘tearͲdrop’openingsin
thebackofthebox.Forflushmounting,cuttheopeninginthewalltofitthe21”highby14.35"widebackͲbox.Refer
toSection4.5forenclosurespecificationsanddimensions.
Electrical Entrance Ͳ Determine the maximum number of conductors needed fromthe design.Wire is to be routed
into the enclosure via knockͲout openings provided in the backͲbox. Refer to Section 4.5. Conduit knockͲouts are
provided on all four sides of the enclosure backͲbox for two distinct conduit sizes. Removing just the inside hole
createsa½”inch(12.7mm)opening.Removingtheentireopeningprovidesa¾”inch(19mm)opening.
5.2. Modules
Systemmodulesshallnotbeinstalleduntilaftertheenclosurehasbeeninstalledandthoroughlycleanedofalldust
anddebris.Eachmoduleisshippedwiththeappropriatemountinghardwaretofacilitatecomponentinstallation.
CAUTION: The SHPͲPro Control System contains static sensitive components. Handle the module by the
edgesonlyandavoidtouchingtheintegratedcomponents.Keepthemoduleintheprotective
static bags it was shipped in until time for installation. Always ground yourself with a proper
wrist strap before handling the module(s). If the installer is properly grounded at all times,
damageduetostaticdischargewillnotoccur.IfthemodulerequiresrepairorreturntoFike,it
mustbeshippedinanantiͲstaticbag.

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5.2.1. OptionalModules
Whenusing the optional modules (i.e., CRM4 or ClassͲAmodules), they must be installed onto the SHPͲProcontrol
boardpriortoitsinstallation.Figure27showsthecorrectmountinglocationsfortheoptionalmodules.
CAUTION: DonotattempttoinstalltheoptionalmodulestotheSHPͲProcontrolboardwithpowerapplied.
Doing so could cause irreparable damage to the modules or cause injury to the installing
technician.Removeallpower(ACandDC)beforeworkingonthesystem.

Figure27OptionalModuleMountingLocations
5.2.1.1. ClassͲAInputModule
Use the following steps to install the ClassͲA Input
module:
Step 1 Ͳ Secure the two F/F hex standoffs onto the
main control board with the screws provided, as
showninFigure28.
Step2–AligntheheaderpinsontheClassͲAmodule
with the P6 header connector on the SHPͲPro
controlboard.
Step3–Gentlypressthepinsintotheheaderuntil
themoduleisproperlyseated.Donotbendorforce
thepinsintotheheader.
Step 4 Ͳ Align the module mounting holes with the
standoffs and secure in place with the screws and
lockͲwashersprovided.
Figure28ClassͲAInputModuleMounting

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5.2.1.2. ClassͲAOutputModule
UsethefollowingstepstoinstalltheClassͲAOutput
module:
Step 1 Ͳ Secure the two F/F hex standoffs onto the
showninFigure29.
Step2–AligntheheaderpinsontheClassͲAmodule
with the P7 header connector on the SHPͲPro
controlboard.Donotbendorforcethepinsintothe
header.
themoduleisproperlyseated.
lockͲwashersprovided.
Figure29ClassͲAOutputModuleMounting
CAUTION: To ensure proper operation of the SHPͲPro system, it is imperative that the revision level of the
SHPͲProcontrollerandtheClassͲAOutputmodulebecheckedforcompatibility.Therevisionlevel
ofthesecomponentsisclearlymarkedoneachcircuitboard.Thetablebelowidentifiestherevision
levelsoftheSHPͲProcontrollerinonerowandthecompatiblerevisionleveloftheClassͲAOutput
moduleintherowbelow.
Component RevisionLevel
10Ͳ2452ͲmSHPͲProController NCͲL M N
10Ͳ2448ClassͲAOutputModule NCͲE FͲG H
5.2.1.3. CRM4RelayModule(s)
Use the following steps to install the CRM4 Relay
module:
Step1 Ͳ Secure the four F/F hex standoffs onto the
showninFigure30.
Step2–AligntheheaderpinsontheCRM4module
withtheP8orP9headerconnectorontheSHPͲPro
controlboard.
themoduleisproperlyseated.Donotbendorforce
thepinsintotheheader.
lockͲwashersprovided. Figure30CRM4ModuleMounting

ProceedwithinstallationoftheSHPͲProcontrolboardafteralloptionalmoduleshavebeeninstalled.

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5.2.2. SHPͲProControlBoard
UsethefollowingstepstoinstalltheSHPͲProcontrol
board:
Step 1 – Locate the five threaded pressͲstuds
providedintheenclosurebackͲboxformountingof
theSHPͲProcontroller.SeeFigure26.
Step2ͲSecurethefiveM/Fhexstandoffsontothe
maincontrolboard,asshowninFigure31.
Step 3 Ͳ Align the mounting holes on the SHPͲPro
controlboardwiththestandoffsandsecureinplace
withthehexnutsandlockͲwashersprovided.

Figure31SHPͲProBoardMounting
5.3. ACTransformer
Step 1 – Locate the four threaded pressͲstuds provided in the enclosure backͲbox for mounting of the AC
Transformer.SeeFigure26.
Step 2 – Align the transformer on the pressͲstuds with the primary AC side (H1 and H2) facing the left side of the
enclosurebackͲbox.
Step3ͲSecurethetransformerinplaceusingthefour6Ͳ32nutsandwashersprovidedwiththeenclosure.
5.4. StandbyBatteries
TheSHPͲProenclosureiscableofhousinguptotwo18ampͲhour,sealedleadͲacid(SLA)batteriesinthebottomof
theenclosure.Ifinstallingbatteriesinsidetheenclosure,theconduitknockͲoutsinthebottomoftheenclosuremust
notbeused.
NOTE: Where the system requires batteries larger than 18 AH, and external battery enclosure must be
purchasedtohousethebatteries.SeeSections3.1.6and3.1.7.

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5.5. FieldWiring
Route all field wiring through the appropriate conduit knockouts providing adequate wire length for strain relief.
Maintain separation between power limited andnonͲpower limited wiring within the enclosure as describedbelow
andpertherequirementsofNFPA70,NationalElectricalCode.
NonͲpowerlimitedwiringͲSHPͲProbottomside(P1)connectionsincludingACPower,andstandbybatteriesarenonͲ
powerlimitedandshallberoutedonlyintheenclosure’sleftsideasshowninFigure32.
Power limited wiring Ͳ SHPͲPro top (P3) and right side (P4 & P5) connections are power limited and shall not be
routed within 2” (51 mm) of the enclosure’s left side to ensure segregation from the nonͲpower limited wiring as
showninFigure32.

Figure32PowerLimitedvs.NonͲPowerLimitedWireSegregation
Relay wiring – The SHPͲPro left side (P2) connections including Alarm, Supervisory, and Trouble relays and CRM4
relayscanbeconnectedtopowerlimitedornonͲpowerlimitedsources.Allconnectionstotherelaysshallbeeither
powerlimitedornonͲpowerͲlimited,notboth.IfconnectedtopowerͲlimitedsources,thewiringMUSTbesegregated
fromthenonͲpowerlimitedwiringfeedingtheACtransformerandP1bottomsideconnectionsbyaminimumof2
inches(51mm).
5.5.1. WireSelection
TheterminalblocksontheSHPͲProcontroller(includingCRM4andClassͲAmodules)acceptasinglewirefrom14to
30AWG.Whenplanningthetypeofwiretobeused,refertoNFPA70,NationalElectricalCode.Theinformationin
thetablebelowistakenfromthe2005editionofNFPA70andcanbeusedtoselecttheappropriatewiretype.
Nominal UncoatedCopper CoatedCopper

AWG Stranding
Diameter (:s/1000’) (:s/1000’)
18 solid 0.040” 7.77 8.08
18 7 0.046” 7.95 8.45
16 solid 0.051” 4.89 5.08
16 7 0.058” 4.99 5.29
14 solid 0.064” 3.07 3.19
14 7 0.073” 3.14 3.26
Figure33ConductorProperties

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5.5.2. WiringVerification
After pulling the wire into the enclosure, verify wire for groundͲfault absence and acceptable impedances prior to
connectingtheinitiatingandindicatingcircuits.
CAUTION:FielddevicesshallNOTbeconnectedifusingamegohmmeteroranymeansthatappliesvoltagesin
excessofdeviceratingstopreventdamagetothedevicesduringtesting.
NOTE:Totestforgroundfaultusearesistororjumpervaluedat0:.
InputCircuits:
1. Verifynostrayvoltagesexistonanyfieldwiringpriortodeviceinstallation.
2. Verifyeachconductorisfreefromshortsbetweenallotherconductorsandchassis.
3. Measurewireresistancewithashortacrossthecircuitatapointfurthestfromcircuitstart.Thisistypically
acrossEOLforClassBandatthepanelforClassA.Verifyperthefollowinglimits:
DetectorCircuits(Input1&Input2):lessthan20ё/10ёperleg
ContactMonitorCircuits(Input4&Input5):lessthan100ё/50ёperleg
4. IfusingcontactclosuretypedevicesonDetectioninput#1or#2,cliptherespective“0ohmresistor”tolimit
thecurrentflowingthroughthecircuit.SeeFigure33.
5. IfusinglinearheatdetectioncableonInput1orInput2circuits,doNOTclipthe“0:jumper”.
OutputCircuits:
1. Verifynostrayvoltagesexistonanyfieldwiringpriortodeviceinstallation.
2. Verifyeachconductorisfreefromshortsbetweenallotherconductorsandchassis.
3. Measurecircuitimpedancewithashortacrossloopatpointfurthestfromcircuitstart.Thisistypicallyacross
theEOLorSolenoidforclassBandatthepanelforClassA.VerifyperthelimitsindicatedinFigure34.
MaxCurrent(Amps) 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.5 2.0
Audibles1Ͳ3(Max:s) 24 12 8 6 4.8 4.0 3.0 2.4 1.6 1.2
AgentRelease(Max:s) 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35
Solenoid(Max:s) 12 6 4 3 2.4 2.0 1.5 1.2 0.8 0.6
Figure34MaximumCircuitCurrent
5.5.3. InitialPowerͲUp
ConnectACpowerwiringtothetransformerprimary;thenconnectthetransformersecondarytotheSHPͲProP1Ͳ1&
P1Ͳ2terminals.SeeFigure35.WithnofieldwiringconnectedandallpanelEOL’sstillconnected,applyACpowerto
thecontroller.UponinitialpowerͲup(orreset)allcontrollerLED’sandthepiezowillturnonfor2to4secondsthen
the controllershould enter the ACNormal State(greenLED). Within 30 seconds ofthe initial powerͲup,theyellow
TROUBLELEDshouldilluminateandthediagnosticLEDshoulddisplayan“E”sincenobatteriesareconnected.
DoNOTproceedwiththeconnectionoffieldwiringtothecontrolleruntilthesystemisfreeoftroublesexceptthose
previouslystated;thenpowerdownthesystembyremovingandlockingouttheACpower.Installfieldwiringperthe
wiringdiagramsinSection5.5.4.
CAUTION:DoNOTconnectanyreleasinghardware(suchasinitiatorsorGCA’s)atthistime.

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5.5.4. WiringDiagrams
CompletewiringwithACpoweroffandlockedͲout.Likewise,removeF2fusefromthecontrollerboardtoensurethe
batteries cannot provide system power until wiring is completed and system is ready for checkout. Do not attach
releasingdevicesorothernonͲrestorableelectricaldevicesuntilthesystemhasbeenproventobefullyoperational.
5.5.4.1. ACPowerandChassisWiring(P1)
ACpowermustoriginatefromadedicated10Ͳ20ampcircuitatthemainbuildingpowerdistributioncenter.The
circuit breaker must be equipped with a lockout mechanism and be clearly labeled as a “Fire Protection Control
Circuit.”Ensurethepowertobeusediscompatiblewiththetransformerassembly(120VACor240VAC).For120VAC
or240VACoperation,connecttheAChot(line)andneutraldirectlytothetransformer.Connectgroundtothechassis
standoff.Whencompleted,verifycontinuityfromchassis(greenwire)toenclosureandtoconduit.

Figure35ACPowerandTransformerWiring

5.5.4.2. BatteryWiring(P1)
For Fike supplied batteries, utilize the wiring harness supplied to connect the batteries to the SHPͲPro controller.
Batterieslargerthan18AHmustbemountedinanexternalbatteryenclosure.

Figure36StandbyBatteryWiring

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5.5.4.3. RelayWiring(P2)
The SHPͲPro’s three common relays (Alarm, Supervisory and Trouble) can be connected to either power limited or
nonͲpowerlimitedsources,notboth.Forexample:IfonerelayisconnectedtoanonͲpowerlimitedsource,theother
two relays can only be connected to nonͲpower limited sources. If connected to powerͲlimited sources, the relay
wiring MUST be segregated from the nonͲpower limited wiring feeding the AC transformer and P1 terminal
connectionsbyaminimumof2inches(51mm).

Figure37CommonRelayWiring(shownwithpowerapplied)
5.5.4.4. DetectionandInputCircuitsWiring(P3)

Figure38DetectionandInputCircuitsWiring
NOTE:Ifshieldedwireisused,landshieldwireatthecontroller;thentieshieldwirestogetherandinsulate
fromgroundateachfielddevice.DonotterminateshieldatlastdeviceoratcontrolpanelforClassͲA
wiring.
NOTE:OnlyabortswitcheswithmomentarycontactscanbeconnectedtotheSHPͲPro’sinputcircuits.Thisis
sotheycannotbeleftactivatedwithouthumaninteraction.
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Ifusing0detectorbasesorcontactclosuredevicesonDetection#1or#2inputs,clipthepertinent“0”jumperas
showninFigure39.Clippingthisjumperisrequiredtolimitthecircuitcurrentto100mAfortheassociatedcircuit.If
usinglinearheatdetectioncableonDetection#1or#2inputs,DONOTclipthe“0 ” jumper.

Figure390JumperLocations
5.5.4.5. AuxiliaryPowerCircuitWiring(P4)
Resettable and nonͲresettable auxiliary power outputsshare a common negative output terminal. Total current for
systemmodules,notificationappliancecircuits,releasingdevices,andauxiliarypowercircuitsMUSTNOTexceedthe
4.135ampssuppliedbytheSHPͲProcontroller.

Figure40AuxiliaryPowerCircuitWiring
5.5.4.6. AudibleandReleasingCircuitsWiring(P5)
The endͲofͲline resistor values used on the SHPͲPro’s Audible and Releasing circuits varies depending upon the
revisionleveloftheSHPͲProcontroller.Figure41showsthedifferentEOLvaluesthatshouldbeinstalledaccordingto
the controller revision level. Installing the wrong EOL value will result in improper circuit operation; therefore, it is
imperativethattheEOLvalueinstallediscompatiblewiththeSHPͲProcontrollerrevisionlevel.
NOTE:Ifshieldedwireisused,landshieldwireatthecontroller;thentieshieldwirestogetherandinsulate
fromgroundateachfielddevice.DonotterminateshieldatlastdeviceoratcontrolpanelforClassͲA
wiring.

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Figure41AudibleandReleaseCircuitWiring
Incertaincircumstancesitmaybenecessarytomomentarilydropallvoltagetothesolenoidcircuittoallowfullreset
(closure)oftheconnectedsolenoid(s).Fikerecommendsaddingafieldrelay(P/N20Ͳ1169)inserieswiththesolenoid
coilandpoweredbytheSHPͲPro’s24VresettableauxiliarypowersupplycircuitasshowninFigure42.Uponresetof
theSHPͲPro,the24Vauxiliarypowertothefieldrelaywillremovedandtherelaycontactswillopenlongenoughto
removepowerfromthesolenoidvalveallowingittofullyreset(close).

Figure42SolenoidCircuitDisconnectWiring

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5.5.4.7. ClassͲAInputModuleWiring(P6)
IfusingtheClassͲAInputmoduleP/N10Ͳ2450,allofthefiveinputcircuitsontheSHPͲProcontroller(P3)mustbe
wiredClassͲAratherthanClassͲBasshowninthefollowingfigures.

Figure43ClassADetectionInput#1and#2Wiring Figure44ClassAInput#3,#4and#5Wiring
5.5.4.8. ClassͲAOutputModuleWiring(P7)
IfusingtheClassͲAOutputmoduleP/N10Ͳ2448,thethreenotificationappliance,agentreleaseandsolenoidoutput
circuitsontheSHPͲProcontroller(P5)mustbewiredClassͲAratherthanClassͲBasshowninthefollowingfigures.

Figure45ClassAAudibleOutputs#1Thru#3Wiring
Figure46ClassAAgentReleaseOutputWiring
NOTE:ARMsandIRMscanbeintermixedonthesameagentreleaseoutputanycombination(sixmaximum).

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Figure47ClassASolenoidOutputWiring
5.5.4.9. CRM4RelayModuleWiring(P8orP9)
TheCRM4relayscanbeconnectedtoeitherpowerlimitedornonͲpowerlimitedsources,notboth.ForExample:If
onerelayisconnectedtoanonͲpowerlimitedsource,theotherrelayscanonlybeconnectedtononͲpowerlimited
sources.Inaddition,ifanyoftheP2relaysareconnectedtononͲpowerlimitedsources,theCRM4relayscanonlybe
connected to nonͲpower limited sources. If connected to powerͲlimited sources, the CRM4 relay wiring MUST be
segregatedfromthenonͲpowerlimitedwiringfeedingtheACtransformerandP1terminalconnectionsbyaminimum
of2inches(51mm).

Figure48CRM4RelayModuleWiring

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6. SYSTEMCONFIGURATION
NoticetoUsers,Installers,AuthoritiesHavingJurisdictionandOtherInvolvedParties.
ThisproductincorporatesfieldͲprogrammablefirmware.InorderfortheproducttocomplywiththerequirementsintheStandardforControlUnitsandAccessoriesforFireAlarmSystems,UL864,
certainprogrammingfeaturesoroptionsmustbelimitedtospecificvaluesornotusedatallasindicatedbelow.
Programfeatureoroption PermittedinUL PossibleSettings SettingPermittedbyUL
AbortTypes Yes Types1Ͳ4 Types2or3
MicromistOperation No Useordonotuse Noallowed
Figure49ULNonͲcomplyingfeatures
ConfigurationisaccomplishedusingtheSW4dipͲswitchesontheSHPͲProcontroller.Thefollowingtableshowsthe
functionofeachdipͲswitch.
SW4 0=Off Application1Clean Application2Clean Application3 Application4
Function
Position 1=On Agent Agent&Preaction Preaction Industrial
0/0 Application1
Application 0/1 Application2
S1/S2
(SeeSection6.1) 1/0 Application3
1/1 Application4
0 NoDelay
S3 TroubleRelay
1 ACDelay(2hours)
0/0 AudibleOption1(SeeSection6.2)
Audible 0/1 AudibleOption2(SeeSection6.2)
S4/S5
Operation 1/0 AudibleOption3(SeeSection6.2)
1/1 AudibleOption4(SeeSection6.2)
0 GentexSynchronizationProtocol
S6 AudibleSync.
1 SystemSensorSynchronizationProtocol
0/0 0Seconds N/A
PreͲdischarge 0/1 15Seconds 15Seconds
S7/S8 N/A
Delay 1/0 30Seconds 30Seconds
1/1 60Seconds 60Seconds
Detect1
0/0 AbortͲType1(SeeSection6.3)
activatesSolenoid
Detect2
AbortTypeor 0/1 Abort–Type2(SeeSection6.3)
activatesSolenoid
S9/S10 SolenoidOn
Detect1or2
Time 1/0 Abort–Type3(SeeSection6.3)
activatesSolenoid See
Detect1and2 S9/S10/S11
1/1 Abort–Type4(SeeSection6.3)
activatesSolenoid
Waterflowactivates
0 AgentRelease
Activation Solenoid
S11 SeeS11/S12
Control Waterflowdoesnot
1 24VDCSolenoid
activateSolenoid
Sequential/Single
0 Sequential/SingleDetectorRelease
S12 DetectionType DetectorRelease SeeS11/S12
1 CrossZone CrossZone
0/0/0 Continuous
0/0/1 5minutes
0/1/0 10minutes
0/1/1 15minutes
SolenoidOn 1/0/0 20minutes
S9/S10/S11 N/A N/A N/A
Time 1/0/1 30minutes
Micromist
1/1/0
MachinerySpace
MicromistTurbine
1/1/1
GeneratorSpace
Detect1
0/0
activatesSolenoid
Waterflowactivates
0/1
Solenoid
Activation
S11/S12 N/A Detect1orWateflow N/A N/A
Control 1/0
activatesSolenoid
Detect1and
1/1 Waterflowactivates
Solenoid
Figure50DipͲSwitchConfigurationTable
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6.1. ApplicationDetails
TheSHPͲProcanbeconfiguredtooperateinanyofthefollowingapplicationmodes.
6.1.1. Application#1Detail–CleanAgentReleaseOnly
CircuitConfigurations
Detect1 Detection
Detect2 Detection
Input3 ManualRelease
Input4 Abort(RefertoSection6.3)
Input5 Supervisory
Audible1 RefertoAudibleOptiontable,Section6.2
AgentRelease CleanAgent
Solenoid CleanAgent
Relay1(main) Alarm
Relay2(main) Supervisory
Relay3(main) Trouble
Relay1(CRM4Ͳ1) Alarm
Relay2(CRM4Ͳ1) PreͲdischarge
P8
Relay3(CRM4Ͳ1) Release
Relay4(CRM4Ͳ1) Abort
P9
Relay3(CRM4Ͳ2) Supervisory
Relay4(CRM4Ͳ2) Trouble
ConfigurationSelections
Switch 0=OFF
OperationalCharacteristics
Position 1=ON
S1/S2 0/0 Mode1Select
0 TroubleRelayͲNoDelay
S3
1 TroubleRelayͲACPowerFailureDelay(2hours)
0/0 AudibleOption1
0/1 AudibleOption2
S4/S5
1/0 AudibleOption3
1/1 AudibleOption4
0 SyncProtocolͲGentex*
S6
1 SyncProtocolͲSystemSensor*
0/0 PreͲdischargeDelayͲ0seconds
S7/S8
0/0 AbortTypeͲ1
0/1 AbortTypeͲ2
S9/S10
1/0 AbortTypeͲ3
1/1 AbortTypeͲ4
0 AgentRelease
S11
1 24VDCSolenoid
0 SequentialorSingleDetectorRelease**
S12
1 CrossͲZone
*RequiresAudibleOption4
**SequentialDetectionshallbeaccomplishedusing430ɏbases.
**SingleDetectorReleaseshallbeaccomplishedusing220ɏbases.

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6.1.2. Application#2Detail–CleanAgentandSprinklerPreaction
Detect1 Detection**
Detect2 Waterflow***
Input4 Abort(RefertoSection6.3)
Input5 Supervisory
AgentRelease CleanAgent
Solenoid 24V
Relay1(main) Alarm
P8
Relay2(CRM4Ͳ2) Waterflow
P9
Switch 0=OFF
Position 1=ON
S3
0/0 AudibleOption1
0/1 AudibleOption2
S4/S5
1/0 AudibleOption3
1/1 AudibleOption4
S6
S7/S8
0/0 AbortTypeͲ1
0/1 AbortTypeͲ2(forAgentReleaseOuput)
S9/S10
1/0 AbortTypeͲ3only(notSolenoid)
1/1 AbortTypeͲ4
0/0 Detect1activatessolenoid**
0/1 Waterflowactivatessolenoid
S11/S12
1/0 Detect1ORWaterflowactivatessolenoid
1/1 Detect1ANDWaterflowactivatesolenoid
**SingleDetectorReleaseshallbeaccomplishedusing220ɏbases.
***Waterflowinputdoesnotaffectcleanagentreleasingactivities.

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6.1.3. Application#3Detail–PreactionSprinkler/Deluge(10Ͳ063Ͳ2only)
Detect1 Detection
Detect2 Detection
Input4 Waterflow
Input5 Supervisory
AgentRelease N/A
Solenoid 24V
Relay1(main) Alarm
P8
P9
Switch 0=OFF
Position 1=ON
S3
0/0 AudibleOption1
0/1 AudibleOption2
S4/S5
1/0 AudibleOption3
1/1 AudibleOption4
S6
S7 x NotUsed
S8 x NotUsed
0/0 Input1activatessolenoid
0/1 Input2activatessolenoid
S9/S10
1/0 Input1ORInput2activatessolenoid
1/1 Input1ANDInput2activatessolenoid
0 Waterflowactivatessolenoid
S11
1 Waterflowdoesnotactivatesolenoid
CrossͲZone
S12
1
S9&S10operationisvoidwhencrossͲzoneoperationisselected
**SingleDetetectorReleaseshallbeaccomplishedusing220ɏbases.

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6.1.4. Application#4Detail–IndustrialSolenoid(CO2,Watermist,FoamandDelugeSprinkler)
Detect1 Detection
Detect2 Detection
Input4 Abort(hardcodedType4),refertoSection6.3
Input5 Supervisory
AgentRelease N/A
Solenoid 24V
Relay1(main) Alarm
P8
P9
Switch 0=OFF
Position 1=ON
S3
0/0 AudibleOption1
0/1 AudibleOption2
S4/S5
1/0 AudibleOption3
1/1 AudibleOption4
S6
nd
0/0 N/AͲSee2 noteinsection4.7.2
S7/S8
0/0/0 Solenoidoncontinuous
0/0/1 Solenoidon5minutes
S9/S10/S11
1/1/0 MicromistͲMachinerySpace***
1/1/1 MicromistͲTurbineGenerator***
S12
1 CrossͲZone
**SingleDetetectorReleaseshallbeaccomplishedusing220ɏbases.
***MicromistoperationnotUL8649thEditionapproved.Cycleswatermistsystemonfor37seconds
followedby41secondsoff.Thissequenceisrepeatedfor30minutes.

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6.2. AudibleOptions
AudibleOptions
Audible3
Option# SW4/SW5 AlarmState Audible1 Audible2 NonͲsilenceable
(onuntilreset)
Alarm ON(continuous)
1 0/0 PreͲdischarge ON(continuous)
Release ON(continuous) ON(continuous)
Alarm ON(continuous) ON(continuous)
2 0/1 PreͲdischarge ON(continuous)
Release ON(continuous) ON(continuous)
Alarm ON(slow) ON(continuous)
3 1/0 PreͲdischarge ON(fast) ON(continuous)
Release ON(continuous) ON(continuous) ON(continuous)
Alarm ON(slow) ON(syncͲcontinuous)
4 1/1 PreͲdischarge ON(fast) ON(syncͲcontinuous)
Release ON(continuous) ON(syncͲcontinuous) ON(syncͲcontinuous)
Figure51TableofAudibleOptions
NOTE: Option4,Audiblecircuit2–Whenusingthisoptionwithcompatiblecombinationhorn/strobes,andthe
panelissilenced,thehornwillturnoffbutthestrobewillremainonuntilthesystemisreset.
NOTE: Whenusingmorethanonaudiblecircuitforaudibledeviceoperation(hornorbell),theinstallationshall
notallowtwocircuitstoprovidedifferentaudibleindicationsduringthesamestateinthesameareaof
protection. For example, using Audible Option 3 with horns attached to audible circuits 1 and 2 would
providedifferentannunciationduringtheAlarmstate(e.g.,slowonAudible1andcontinuousonAudible
2).
6.3. AbortTypes
ActivationofanABORTswitchdelaysreleasesinitiatedbytheSHPͲPro’sautomaticdetectionschemesasdescribed
below.ActivationofaManualReleaseinputcircuitwilloverridethesystemabortoperationandinitiateagentrelease
immediately.
AborttypesareprogrammableviatheSW4configurationswitchesS9andS10.Countdownstartswhenthesystem
entersthepreͲdischargestate.
TYPE1:TheabortiseffectiveonlyifactiveuponentryintopreͲdischargestate.Countdowncontinuesduringabort
activation. Upon abort deactivation (during preͲdischarge), the release cannot again be aborted, so release occurs
upon countdown completion. Conforms to Industrial Risk Insurers (IRI) requirements. Does not conform to UL
requirements.
TYPE2:Countdowncontinuesduringabortactivation.Releaseoccurswhenboththecountdowniscompletedand
theabortisdeactivated.
TYPE3:IftheabortisactiveduringpreͲdischarge,releaseoccursuponabortdeactivation.
TYPE4:Uponabortdeactivation,countdownoccursfromthefullprogrammedcountdowntime.Priortocountdown
completion, abort activation extends the countdown time to the programmed length. Does not conform to UL
requirements,butisallowedbysomeLocalAuthorityHavingJurisdiction.
Type 4 (NYC mode): When the SHPͲPro is set for Application #4 – Industrial operation, the panel abort type is
hardcodedtoAbortType4asindicatedinSection6.1.4.SettingSW4PreͲdischargedelaydipͲswitches7and8tothe
“OFF”positionwillnotgivethe0secondpreͲdischargedelayasindicated.Itwillcausethesystemtooperateusinga
“NYC”abortmode.Inthismodethepanelwillinitiatea90secondAlarmverificationdelayfollowedbya30second
countdown after abort input deactivation. During the 90 second Alarm verification delay, the system emulates
continuousabortactivation.Afterthe90seconddelay,thesystemstartsa30secondPreͲdischargedelay.

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7. SYSTEMCHECKOUT
After system installation per previous chapters, verify system operation to the satisfaction of the authority having
jurisdiction.Asrequired,aRecordofCompletionperNFPA72mustbecompleted.ForsystemsutilizinganARMor
IRMmoduletoreleaseasuppressionsystem,properlydisconnectthereleasingmechanisms(i.e.,initiator,GCA,IVO)
priortotestingtheintegrityofthereleasingcircuit.
Aftertestingiscomplete,checkthesystemforthepresenceofgroundfaults.DonotreͲconnectthereleasingdevice
if any groundfaults are present on the system. This could cause inadvertent activation of the suppression system.
Oncethesystemisfreefromfaultsandisoperatingnormally,connectthereleasingmechanismtothereleasingcircuit
accordingtotheappropriatedocumentation(Seebelow).EnablethereleasingcircuitsviaswitchSW3.
RefertoFikedocument06Ͳ106,“AgentReleaseModule(ARMͲIII)manual”forinstallationandtestinginstructions.
RefertoFikedocument06Ͳ552,“ImpulseReleasingModule(IRM)manual”forinstallationandtestinginstructions.
CAUTION:WhenanARMorIRMreleasingmechanismisused,doNOTfliptheENABLE/DISABLEswitchtothe
DISABLEpositionwhenagroundfaultispresentonthesystem.Dependingonthesourceofthe
groundfault,disablingthereleasecircuitcouldinadvertentlyactivatetheARM.
NOTE: Use the Arm/Disable Switch (SW3) to disable the Agent Release and Solenoid circuits during system
checkoutandmaintenance.Asaminimum,placeSW3inthe“disable”positionuponsystempowerͲup
andpowerͲdown.AfterpowerͲdown,allowtheARM/IRMmoduletenminutestoselfͲdischargepriorto
maintenancetopreventaccidentalfiringofthesystem.

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8. OPERATION
8.1. CONTROLSANDINDICATORS
TheSHPͲProprovidesthefollowingcontrolswitchesandstatusLEDs.Thefunctionofeachisdescribedbelow.

Figure52SHPͲProControlSwitchesandStatusLEDs
Figure53ControlSwitchesandStatusLEDsDescriptions
Index ControlorIndicator FunctionalDescription
1 ResetSwitch Resets the system including turning off outputs and interrupting resettable
power. Momentarily activates the panel piezo, all LEDs and P2 Trouble relay.
Displays panel application number on Diagnostic LED and restores system to
normaloperation.
2 SilenceSwitch Silencessystemaudibles#1and#2andpanelpiezo,butdoesnotaffectrelays.
Changes flashing LEDs to steady. If held for 3 seconds, it will toggle the
information displayed by the Diagnostic LED between current history, last
twentyevents,andA/Dconversion(Fikedevelopmentuseonly).
Aftersilencing,entryintonewstateswillonlysoundthatstatesaudible.Except
entryintoReleasestateresoundsPreͲdischargeaudible.
Ifpanelisleftsilencedforaperiodof18hours±,thepanelwillresound.
3 Enable/DisableSwitch Enablesanddisablestheagentreleaseandsolenoidoutputcircuits.Enablesand
disables audible circuits and all relay outputs, excluding P2 Supervisory and
Troublerelays.Thisisahardwaredisableandwillcreatea“Supervisory”state
onthepanel.
CAUTION:WhenandARMorIRMreleasingmechanismisused,DONOTflipthe
Enable/Disableswitchtothedisablepositionifagroundfaultispresentonthe
system. Depending upon the source of the ground fault, disabling the release
circuitcouldinadvertentlyactivatetheARMorIRM.
4 ACNormalLED(green) IlluminatessteadytoindicatethepanelhasACpower.
5 AlarmLED(red) FlashestoindicatethepanelhasrecordedanAlarmevent.RefertoDiagnostic
LEDforeventcode.Illuminatessteadyafterpanelsilence.
6 PreͲdischargeLED(red) Flashes to indicate the panel has entered the PreͲdischarge state. Refer to
DiagnosticLEDforeventcode.Illuminatessteadyafterpanelsilence.
7 ReleaseLED(red) FlashestoindicatethepanelhasenteredtheReleasestate.RefertoDiagnostic

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Figure54ControlSwitchesandStatusLEDDescriptionsͲContinued
Index ControlorIndicator FunctionalDescription
8 SupervisoryLED(yellow) Flashes to indicate the panel has recorded a Supervisory event. Refer to
DiagnosticLEDforeventcode.Illuminatessteadyafterpanelsilence.
9 ReleaseDisabled(yellow) Flashes to indicate the panel’s releasing circuits (agent release and solenoid)
havebeendisabledbythepanel’sEnable/Disableswitch.
10 TroubleLED(yellow) FlashestoindicatethepanelhasrecordedaTroubleEvent.RefertoDiagnostic
11 Panel Silenced LED Illuminatessteadytoindicatethatthepanel’ssilenceswitchhasbeenpressed.
(yellow)
12 AbortLED(yellow) FlashestoindicatethepanelhasrecordedanAbortevent.
13 GroundFaultLED(yellow) Flashestoindicatethepanelhasrecordedagroundfaultevent.
14 DiagnosticLED Displays codes for the events that have occurred on the system since the last
Reset.RefertoSection8.2forfurtherclarification.
8.2. DiagnosticLEDCodeDesignators
TheSHPͲPro’sDiagnosticLEDallowsyoutoviewthecurrenthistoryevent,lasttwentyhistoryevents,andthesystems
analogtodigitalconversions(usedforFikedevelopmentuseonly).ThesevensegmentdiagnosticLEDcyclesthrough
the display of these codes, with or without a period, for the events that have occurred since the last Reset. For
example: If Input circuit #3 is activated, the LED will display “3.” It is important not to overlook the period on the
DiagnosticLED.Doingsowillleadtoanincorrectinterpretationoftheevent.
NOTE:Theletter“b”isoftenmisinterpretedasthenumber“6”.
Figure55DiagnosticLEDCodes
Code
Circuit/Mode Code Condition with Condition
Period
DETECT#1 1 Open* 1. Activated*
DETECT#2 2 Open* 2. Activated*
INPUT#3 3 Open* 3. Activated*
INPUT#4 4 Open* 4. Activated**
INPUT#5 5 Open* 5. Activated
AUDIBLE#1 6 Open 6. Shorted
AGENTRELEASE 9 Open* 9. Shorted
SOLENOID 11 Open* 11. Shorted
AbortInput A ValidAbort
InvalidAbort b PrematureAbort b. LateAbort
2ndAlarmActive C InputCircuit1* C. InputCircuit2*
DISABLED d Enable/Disableswitchsettodisable.
BatteryFailure E MissingBattery
SystemVoltage F LowVoltage(<19vdc)
Microcontroller H IntelliͲFETfailed* H. 5Vref./ADCfailed
GroundFault 0 Groundfaultdetected
Reset P Resetswitchpressed.
PowerFailure - ACBrownͲout(<85%)
AuxiliaryOutput & AUXOutput#1Open &. AUXOutput#2Open
*LatchingCondition.RequiresResettoclear.
**LatchingonlyforApplication#3.
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8.3. LatchingVersusNonͲlatchingTroubles
ThefollowingTroubleeventsarelatching,whichrequiresthepaneltobeResetaftertheeventhasbeenclearedto
returnthesystemtonormaloperation.
x InputCircuitOpen(LEDDiagnosticCodes1–5)
x AgentReleaseCircuitOpen(LEDDiagnosticCode9)
x SolenoidCircuitOpen(LEDDiagnosticCode11)
x IntelliͲFETFailure(LEDDiagnosticCodeH)
AllothertroubleeventsarenonͲlatching(uponrestorationtoanormalcondition).IfalltroubleeventsarenonͲ
latchingandallhavecleared,thesystemwillautomaticallyreturntonormaloperationwhichincludesclearingofthe
DiagnosticLED,turningofftheTroublerelay,andturningofftheTroubleLED.
8.4. SupervisionResponseTimes
SupervisionoftheSHPͲProcircuitsisdesignedtobewithin90secondsonallcircuits.Supervisionisdelayedupto15
secondsimmediatelyafteraResetorpowerͲupfordetectioninputsonly.
NOTE:AudiblecircuitsareNOTsupervisedduringanyactiveAlarmcondition.
8.5. LowPowerConditions
ACPOWER
ThesystemisdesignedtosuspenddetectoroperationifACpowerismissingandsystembatterypowerfallsbelow20.4V
(“F”trouble)sincedetectoroperationisnotguaranteedatthesevoltages.Systemfielddesignandmaintenanceshould
besuchtopreventthisoccurrence.Afteroccurrence,restartingthesystemrequiresreturnofACpowerinconjunction
withamanualsystemreset.
System will register brownͲout trouble if AC voltage is less than approximately 85% of rating. Both AC power and
battery power are enabled at all times, allowing each to supplement the other. Partial fallͲout of one power source
permitstheothertoprovidemostoftheneededpower.
BATTERYPOWER
The system isdesigned to monitor the batterychargingcircuit.(Olderpanels used to monitor voltage only instead of
current.)Ifthebatteriesdonotmonitorenoughcurrentbeingdrawnbythebatteries,thepanelwillproduceabattery
failuretrouble.
NOTE:DuringanyactiveAlarmorSupervisoryevent,thepaneldoesNOTsuperviseforlossofbatterycharging
current.
8.6. LinearHeatDetectionCable
Linearheatdetection(LHD)cable,forthemostpart,isconnectedtotheSHPͲPro’sDETECT#1andDETECT#2input
circuits.EachcircuitcanbeconfiguredtooperateusingaCrossZone,SequentialorSingleDetectorReleasedetection
scheme, based on project requirements. The operation of the SHPͲPro will vary depending upon the selected
detectionschemeasdescribedbelow.
CrossZone–ActivationoftheLHDcablecreatesan SequentialorSingleDetectorRelease–ActivationoftheLHD
Alarmstateontherespectivedetectioninput. cableinalengthupto5,500ft.(1,676m)createsanAlarmAND
AdvancementtoPredischargestaterequiresanAlarm PredischargestateontherespectiveDETECTinputcircuit.LHD
frombothDETECTinputcircuits.MaximumLHDcable cablelengths>5,500ft.(1,676m)mayonlycreateanAlarmstate
lengthsareasfollows: ontheDETECTinputcircuitsduetothepotentialforanincreased
voltagedrop.Itisthereforerecommendedtousereducedlengths
ULͲ8,800ft.(2,682m)maximum
ofLHDcableifapplicationrequiresSequentialorSingleDetector
FM–10,000ft.(3,048m)maximum
Releaseoperation.

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8.7. TypicalSystemOperation
ALARM
Uponalarmofafirstdetector,systementersALARMstate.Typicalresponseincludes:
Piezo: Chirp(On&Offpattern)untilsilenced.
AlarmLED: Flash.Aftersilencing,illuminatesteady.
AlarmRelay: Activate.
AlarmAudibles: Activateuntilsilenced.
UponalarmofaseconddetectormeetingthecrossͲzoneorsequentialalarmdetectioncriteria(oralarmofthefirstSDR
detector),systementersPREͲDISCHARGEstate.Typicalresponsechangesto:
PreͲdischargeLED: Flash.Aftersilencing,illuminatesteady.
PreͲdischargeRelay: Activate.Alarmrelayalsoremainsactive.
AlarmAudibles: Activateuntilsilenced.
PreͲdischargeAudibles: Activateuntilsilenced.
UponcompletionofpreͲdischargecountdown(oractivationofamanualrelease),systementersRELEASEstate.Typical
responsechangesto:
ReleaseLED: Flash.Aftersilencing,illuminatesteady.
ReleaseRelay: Activate.Alarm&PreͲdischargerelaysalsoremainactive.
AlarmAudible: Activateuntilsilenced.
PreͲdischargeLED: OFF
PreͲdischargeAudibles: Activate.(Unsilenceifsilenced)
ReleaseAudibles: Activateuntilsilenced.
ReleaseCircuits: ActivateAgentReleaseorSolenoidcircuit.
UponactivationoftheAbortSwitch,systemrespondswithatroubleconditionifitisnotavalidaborttime.Whileactivated
duringavalidaborttime,typicalsystemresponseincludes:
AbortLED: FlashwhileAbortisactive.Steadyaftersilencing.
AbortRelay: ActivatedwhileAbortisheld.
CountͲdowntimer: Modified(orpaused)peraborttypedescription.
PreͲdischargeAudibles: Unsilencedupondeactivationofabortswitch,ifpertinent.
Alarmeventsarelatchingandrequiretheoperatortoresetthepaneltocleartheevent.
NOTE:Duringactivationofmultipleevents,piezopriorityisAlarmoverSupervisoryoverTrouble.
SUPERVISORY
Uponactivationofasupervisoryinput,systementersSUPERVISORYstate.Typicalresponseincludes:
Piezo: Warble(On&Offpattern)untilsilenced.
SupervisoryLED: Flash.Aftersilencing,illuminatesteady.
SupervisoryRelay: Activate.
AsupervisoryinputisnonͲlatchingandthepanelwillfollowthestatusoftheinput.
TROUBLE
Uponoccurrenceofatroublecondition,systementersTROUBLEstate.Typicalresponseincludes:
Piezo: Steadyonuntilsilenced.
TroubleLED: Flash.Aftersilencing,illuminatesteady.
TroubleRelay: Activate.
DiagnosticLED: Displayscodeorcodescorrespondingtotroubleconditions.
ManytroubleeventsarenonͲlatching(SeeSection7.3).IfthetroubleisnonͲlatchinganditclears,thepanelwillreturnto
normal.Ifthetroubleislatching,theoperatorwillberequiredtopresstheRESETswitchtoclearthetroubleevent.

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8.8. SHPͲProInput/OutputMatrix
P8 Relay 2 - Predischarge
Solenoid (2-12V or 1-24V)
P9 Relay 3 - Supervisory
P2 Supervisory Relay
P8 Relay 3 - Release
P9 Relay 4 - Trouble
P8 Relay 1 - Alarm
P9 Relay 1 - Alarm
P8 Relay 4 - Abort
P2 Trouble Relay
P2 Alarm Relay
Agent Release
Audible 1
Audible 2
Audible 3
Panel Application 1 Clean
Agent
Alarm ON ON ON
Pre-discharge
e
ON ON ON ON
ns ble
bl
ta
Valid Abort t i o di ON
o p au
S11 = 0 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
e
Release
Se
S11 = 1 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
Invalid Abort* ON * ON ON *
Supervisory ON ON
SW3 Disable Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled ON ON Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled ON ON
Trouble ON ON
*A trouble condition will be created if the Abort is initiated with no alarm present.
See next page for Application #2 - Clean Agent Release AND Sprinkler Preaction
P8 Relay 2 - Waterflow
P9 Relay 2 - Waterflow
P8 Relay 1 - Alarm
P9 Relay 1 - Alarm
P2 Trouble Relay
P2 Alarm Relay
Agent Release
Audible 1
Audible 2
Audible 3
Panel Application 3 Preaction

Alarm ON ON ON
Pre-discharge ON ON ON ON
ta ns
op ible
e
au e
bl
tio
Release
Se
ON ON ON ON
d
Waterflow (alarm) ON ** ON ON ON ON ON
Supervisory ON ON ON
SW3 Disable Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled ON ON Disabled Disabled ON ON Disabled Disabled ON ON
Trouble ON ON
**Switch 11 determines the operation of the Solenoid with the Waterflow input (SW11 = OFF, Solenoid will activate with Waterflow input active)
P8 Relay 1 - Alarm
P9 Relay 1 - Alarm
P8 Relay 4 - Abort
P2 Trouble Relay
P2 Alarm Relay
Agent Release
Audible 1
Audible 2
Audible 3
Panel Application 4 Industrial

Solenoid Releasing
Alarm ON ON ON
Pre-discharge ON ON ON ON
ta ns
op ible
e
au e
bl
tio
Valid Abort
Se
ON
d
Release ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
Invalid Abort* ON * ON ON *
Supervisory ON ON
SW3 Disable Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled ON ON Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled ON ON
Trouble ON ON

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P8 Relay 1 - Alarm
P9 Relay 1 - Alarm
P8 Relay 4 - Abort
P2 Trouble Relay
P2 Alarm Relay
Agent Release
Audible 1
Audible 2
Audible 3
Panel Application 2 Detector 1
Operates Solenoid
Alarm ON ON ON
Pre-discharge
e
ON ON ON ON ON
ns ble
bl
ta
Release
t io d i
ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
o p au
Manual Release ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
e
Waterflow Se ON ON ON ON
Abort ON * ON ON *
Supervisory ON ON
Trouble ON ON
P8 Relay 1 - Alarm
P9 Relay 1 - Alarm
P8 Relay 4 - Abort
P2 Trouble Relay
P2 Alarm Relay
Agent Release
Audible 1
Audible 2
Audible 3
Panel Application 2 Waterflow

Operates Solenoid
Alarm ON ON ON
Pre-discharge
e
ON ON ON ON
ns ble
bl
ta
t io d i
Release ON ON ON ON ON ON
o p au
Manual Release ON ON ON ON ON ON
e
Se
Waterflow ON ON ON ON ON
Abort ON * ON ON *
Supervisory ON ON
Trouble ON ON
P8 Relay 1 - Alarm
P9 Relay 1 - Alarm
P8 Relay 4 - Abort
P2 Trouble Relay
P2 Alarm Relay
Agent Release
Audible 1
Audible 2
Audible 3

OR Waterflow Operates Solenoid
Alarm ON ON ON
Pre-discharge
e
ON ON ON ON ON
n s b le
bl
ta
tio di
op a u
e
Se
Abort ON * ON ON *
Supervisory ON ON
Trouble ON ON
P8 Relay 1 - Alarm
P9 Relay 1 - Alarm
P8 Relay 4 - Abort
P2 Trouble Relay
P2 Alarm Relay
Agent Release
Audible 1
Audible 2
Audible 3

AND Waterflow Operates
Solenoid
Alarm ON ON ON
Pre-discharge
e
ON ON ON ON ON
ns ble
bl
ta
t io d i
o p au
e
Se
Abort ON * ON ON *
Supervisory ON ON
Trouble ON ON

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9. SERVICING
The SHPͲPro system shall be serviced at regular intervals in accordance with the applicable codes and standardsor
moreoftenifrequiredbytheauthorityhavingjurisdiction.OnlyqualifiedindividualsshallperformInspection,Testing,
andMaintenanceoftheSHPͲProsystem.
Fike provides a training class on the SHPͲPro for Factory Authorized Distributors. The training class provides
certificationforInstallation,ServiceandMaintenanceoftheSHPͲPro.Thecertifiedindividualperformingtheservice
musthavealsoreadthisentiremanualandunderstandthebasicsofFireAlarmSystems,codes,andstandards.Before
proceeding with any testing, notify all building occupants and any parties monitoring the Fire Control System.
Notificationmustalsobeperformedattheconclusionofthetesting.
10. Maintenance
Periodicmaintenance,replacement,andtestingshallbeperformedperNFPA72asaminimum.Maintenanceshallbe
performed by a trained or authorized Fike representative. The following components of the SHPͲPro require
replacement,eventhoughnoobvioussignoffailureispresent.
Batteries(LeadAcid): Replaceevery3yearsaccordingtodateofmanufacture
GasCartridgeActuator(GCA): Replaceevery10yearsaccordingtodateofmanufacture
Initiator: Replaceevery5yearsaccordingtodateofinstallation

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11. Troubleshooting
SystemTroublesandeventsaredisplayedontheDiagnosticLEDontheSHPͲProcontroller.Refertothefollowing
tableforpotentialresolutionsforeachcodedisplayedontheDiagnosticLED.
Figure56FaultResolutions
Diagnostic
Display Code Description Tips For Resolution
1 Detection Circuit 1 open x Verify correct value EOL resistor (4.3K ȍ - Yellow, Orange,
Red)
2 Detection Circuit 2 open
x Measure field wiring resistance = 20 ȍ or less.
x Verify all devices are installed properly (smoke detector
heads installed on bases).
x Remove field wiring and install a 4.3K ȍ resistor at the
panel to verify the SHP-Pro Control Board is functioning
properly.
x Latching, requires Reset to clear
3 Input Circuit 3 open x Verify correct value EOL resistor (20K ȍ - Red, Black,
4 Input Circuit 4 open Orange)
x Measure field wiring resistance = 100 ȍ or less.
5 Input Circuit 5 open
x Verify all field devices are installed properly.
x Remove field wiring and install a 20K ȍ resistor at the
properly.
1. Detection Circuit 1 activated x If device was not the cause of the activation, check field
2. Detection Circuit 2 activated wiring for shorts, or a faulty device.
x Verify correct value EOL resistor
3. Input Circuit 3 activated
x Input 1, 2, & 3 latching, requires Reset to clear
4. Input Circuit 4 activated x If Application 3, input 4 latching, requires Reset to clear
5. Input Circuit 5 activated
6 Audible Circuit 1 open x Verify correct value EOL resistor (1.2K ȍ - Red, Violet,
7 Audible Circuit 2 open Red)
x Measure field wiring resistance = reference section 4.2.
8 Audible Circuit 3 open
NOTE:Thenumber6 x Remove field wiring and install a 1.2K ȍ resistor at the
isoftenconfused panel to verify the SHP-Pro Control Board is functioning
withtheletter"b". properly.
9 Agent Release Circuit open x Verify correct value EOL resistor (2.4K ȍ - Red, Yellow,
Red)
x Measure field wiring resistance = reference section 4.2.
x Is Agent Disconnect Switch in DISCONNECTED mode?
x Remove field wiring and install a 2.4K ȍ resistor at the
properly.
11 Solenoid Circuit open x Measure field wiring resistance = Refer to Section 5.5.2.
x Remove field wiring and install a 200 ȍ, 5 watt resistor (p/n
02-2686) at the panel to simulate the solenoid and verify
the SHP-Pro Control Board is functioning properly.

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Figure57FaultResolutionsͲContinued
Diagnostic
Display Code Description Tips For Resolution
6. Audible Circuit 1 shorted x Check field wiring for short circuit or a faulty device
7. Audible Circuit 2 shorted x If panel has released agent, replace GCA.
8. Audible Circuit 3 shorted x Verify EOL resistor value is correct.
Agent Release Circuit shorted OR
9. Actuator Circuit is Open
11. Solenoid Circuit shorted
A Valid abort x Normal Operation. No resolution required.
b Abort premature x Normal Operation. No resolution required.
NOTE: The letter "b" is often confused
with the number 6.
b. Abort late x Normal Operation. No resolution required.
C 2nd Alarm active on input 1 if using 430 ȍ x Input Circuit 1 active. Verify cause from input device
bases. and not a short.
Only one 430 ȍ base active x Check base wiring - Hochiki bases use terminals 3 & 4
Always activates on first alarm if using 220 for negative wiring.
ȍ or 0 ȍ bases. x Latching, requires Reset to clear
C. 2nd Alarm active on input 2 if using 430 ȍ x Input Circuit 2 active. Verify cause from input device
bases. and not a short.
Only one 430 ȍ base active x Check base wiring - Hochiki bases use terminals 3 & 4
Always activates on first alarm if using 220 for negative wiring.
ȍ or 0 ȍ bases. x Latching, requires Reset to clear
d Outputs disabled x Check Switch 3 (Enable/Disable) to see if it is in the
Disable position
E Battery missing OR battery charging x Verify batteries are installed and properly connected
failure x Verify each battery has approximately the same voltage
(12.9-13.8VDC fully charged)
NOTE: This error commonly occurs with x Check date code on battery. Replace if >5 yrs from
batteries that have deteriorated while manufacture
setting on the shelf and are no longer x Measure battery current draw. If <2.5 mA, consult your
cable of meeting the manufacturer’s battery supplier
specifications or passing the discharge
x Perform a load test on the batteries (per battery mfg.
test required by NFPA.
instructions)
x Remove battery wiring harness and replace with a 4.3K
ȍ, 1/4 watt resistor (same as detection EOL, 10-2318)
and verify charger voltage is >20.4 VDC
F Low Voltage (<19 VDC) x Reference Section 8.5, Low Power Conditions
x Check AC and DC power input
H Intelli-FET lost x Reset panel, if trouble does not clear, replace SHP-Pro
Control Board
H. 5V Reference / ADC failure x Reset panel, if trouble does not clear, replace SHP-Pro
Control Board
0 Ground Fault x Remove field wiring from terminal strips to isolate the
wire with the ground fault. When panel clears,
troubleshoot wire.
& Resettable AUX power missing x Remove field wiring from Resettable AUX circuit and
check fuse F3. If fuse is blown, replace fuse and check
field wiring for short.
&. Continuous AUX power missing x Remove field wiring from Continuous AUX circuit and
check fuse F4. If fuse is blown, replace fuse and check
field wiring for short.
P Reset x Normal Operation. No resolution required.
- AC Brown-out (<85% AC) x Measure primary voltage to transformer and secondary
voltage off transformer.

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APPENDIX1–BatteryCalculations
TheSHPͲProisdesignedforusewithbatteriesupto40AHincapacity.Eachbatterypackcontainstwo12Vbatteries
whichcanbeinstalledintheSHPͲProenclosure.BatterybackͲupdurationmustbeextendedforsprinklersupervisory
systems. Minimum battery capacity must exceed (by more than 10%) normal operation power followed by alarm
operationpowerforthesedurations:
OperationType NormalOperation AlarmOperation
Local&SprinklerSupervisory 90hours(FMonly) 5minutes
RemoteStation 60hours 5minutes
LocalOperationOnly 24hours 5minutes
Eachbatterypack’smaximumcurrentconsumptionfornormaloperationis:
ͲͲMax.NormalOperationCurrentͲͲ
BatteryPack Description 24HourbackͲup 90hourbackͲup(FMonly)
10Ͳ2190Ͳ1 7AHBatteryPack 0.260A Notapplicable
10Ͳ2190Ͳ2 18AHBatteryPack 0.590A 0.171A
Battery Description 24HourbackͲup 90hourbackͲup(FMonly)
02Ͳ3468* 12V,33AHBattery 1.106A 0.295A
A02Ͳ0252* 12V,40AHBattery 1.346A 0.359A
*SHPͲProrequires2,12Vbatteriesforoperation.
“Totalnormalcurrent”and“totalalarmcurrent”caneachbecalculatedasthesumof:
A.)SHPͲProcontrollercurrent
B.)CRM4currentforrelaysactivatedwhileinalarm
C.)Outputcurrenttoactivatedindicatingdevices.
D.)AuxiliarycurrentfromAuxPowerOutcircuit.
ModuleType ModuleCurrentConsumption
10Ͳ2452Controller 0.135Amps
10Ͳ2450ClassͲAModule 0.000Amps
10Ͳ2448ClassͲAModule 0.000Amps
10Ͳ2204CRM4Module 0.000Amps(0.010Aeachrelaywhileactive)
Normaloperationpower(inAmpͲHours)=(totalnormalcurrent)x[24,60,or90hours(FMOnly)].
Alarmoperationpower=(totalalarmcurrent)x(0.0833hours).
TheselectedbatterycapacitymustexceedthesumoftheNormalandAlarmpowerplusa20%batterypowerderating
safety margin to ensure adequate system voltages are maintained. If using an uninterruptable power supply that
supplies power in excess of the above time durations; NFPA 72 allows lesser amounts of system internal battery
capacity.
NOTE:TheSHPͲPro’s0.135AmpcurrentdrawincludespowertoactivatethenormallyenergizedP2Trouble
relayandpowerforthemaximumnumberoftwowiredetectorsconnectedtoDETECT#1andDETECT#2
inputcircuits.TheCRM4’s0.010Ampsalarmcurrentperrelayisfortheactivatedrelays.
Abatterycalculationformthatillustratesatypicalbatterycalculationexampleisshownonthefollowingpage.

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SHPͲProBatteryCalculationForm
NormalOperation
ControllerCurrent 0.135* A
AuxiliaryOutputCurrent A
**TotalNormalStandbyCurrent= A x hours= AH

AlarmOperation
ControllerCurrent 0.135* A
CRM4Current(0.010Aforeachrelayused) A
OutputDeviceCurrent A
AuxiliaryOutputCurrent A
***TotalAlarmCurrent= A x 0.083 hours= AH

TotalAHused(Normal+AlarmOperation)= AH
x1.2safetyfactor
TotalPowerRequired= AH

TotalBatteryPackAHSupplied(7or18AH)= AH

PowerSupplied
ControllerSuppliedCurrent 4.135 A
AuxiliaryInCurrent A
TotalCurrentSupplied= A

*ControllercurrentincludespowerforthemaximumnumberoftwoͲwiredetectorsconnectedtotheDETECT#1andDETECT#2
circuitsandforoperationofthenormallyenergizedP2Troublerelay.
**TotalnormalStandbycurrentshallnotexceed1A.
***TotalAlarmcurrentshallnotexceed4.135A.

BatteryCalculationExample
NormalOperation
ControllerCurrent 0.135 A
AuxiliaryOutputCurrent 0.100 A
*TotalNormalStandbyCurrent= 0.235 A x 24 hours= 5.64 AH

AlarmOperation
ControllerCurrent 0.135 A
CRM4Current(0.010Aforeachrelayused) 0.040 A
OutputDeviceCurrent 1.00 A
AuxiliaryOutputCurrent 0.100 A
**TotalAlarmCurrent= 1.335 A x 0.083 hours= 0.111 AH

TotalAHused(Normal+AlarmOperation)= 5.75 AH

x1.2safetyfactor
TotalPowerRequired= 6.90 AH

TotalBatteryPackAHSupplied(7or18AH)= 7 AH

PowerSupplied
ControllerSuppliedCurrent 4.135 A
AuxiliaryInCurrent 0.000 A
TotalCurrentSupplied= 4.135 A

Rev.5/July,2017

APPENDIX2–SystemOperationPosting
TheSystemOperationPostingonthenextpageshouldbefilledout,framed,andpostedadjacenttotheSHPͲPro
panel.
Rev.5/July,2017

"SystemOperationPosting"
P/N02Ͳ11060REV2
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
FIKE
10Ͳ063SHPͲPROCONTROLSYSTEM

OPERATIONALCONDITIONS
SYSTEMSTATUS LED’sON AUDIBLESTATUS
NormalStandby: ACNormalLED(green) Allaudiblesoff
SystemTrouble: TroubleLED(yellow) Localpiezoon,Troubleaudible(s)on
SystemAlarm: AlarmLED(red) Localpiezopulses,Alarmaudible(s)on
PreͲdischarge: AlarmLED(red) Localpiezopulses,PreͲdischargeaudible(s)on
Insprinklermode,Alarmaudible(s)alsoon
Release: AlarmLED(red) Localpiezopulses,Releaseaudible(s)on
Insprinklermode,PreͲdischargeandAlarmaudiblesareonin
placeofreleaseaudible.
Abort: AbortLED(yellow) Localpiezoon,Troubleaudible(s)on
Delaysreleaseinitiatedbydetectionscheme.

ToSILENCEPanel: PressSILENCEbutton Silencesaudibleandpiezo.ChangesflashingLEDstosteady.
Ifheldfor3secondsitwilltogglethepanelbetweencurrent
history,last20events,andA/Dconversion.
ToRESETPanel: PressRESETbutton Resetssystemincludingturningoffoutputsandinterrupting
resettablepower.Momentarilyactivatespiezo,allLEDs,and
troublerelay.DisplaypaneloptionnumberonDiagnosticLED.
RestoressystemtoNormalstate.
ToDISABLEReleasingand FlipEnable/DisableSwitch Panelstilloperatesnormally.Audibleandreleasingorsolenoid
AudibleCircuits: (SW3) circuitswillnotactivateinthisstate.

CAUTION: RemoveACandbatterypowerbeforeservicingequipment.

NOTE: TheABORTswitchdelaysreleasesinitiatedbyautomaticdetectionschemes.Releasesinitiatedbyactivationof
theManualReleaseinputcircuitOVERRIDEStheabortswitch.SeeOperationManual(P/N06Ͳ297)for
functionalityofdifferentaborttypes.
RefertoSystemServiceLabelattachedtoinsideoftheSHPͲProenclosuredoorforlistingofDiagnosticCodes.
INCASEOFTROUBLECONTACT:

CustomerServiceDepartment

OR FikeCorporation
+1.816.229.3405
PhoneNo:
RefertoFikeInstallation,OperationandMaintenanceManual#06Ͳ297
Framethissheetandplaceadjacenttocontrolequipment.

INDEX
0 M
0ohmjumper,30
Maintenance,46,2
A N
Abort,5,6,32,2
NAC,6,10
Alarm,4,5,6,8,9,10,12,15,25,29,46,53
NonPowerͲLimited,6,29
ARMIII,10,15,16
B P
Piezo,5,6,10
Battery,6,10,11,12,13,16,29,46,53,2
PowerLimited,29
PowerͲLimited,6,10,18,23,29
C PreͲAction,8,9,10
PreͲDischarge,5,6
ClassA,5,10,11,12,30
ClassB,5,12,30
CRM4,10,11,12,29,53 R
CrossͲZone,6,10,14,20
Relays,10,11,12,15,16,29,53
Release,5,6,7,10,15,16,20,30,2
D Reset,6,10,46
DACT,8,15
Detection,6,8,16,20,30,2 S
DiagnosticsCodes,2
Sequential,6,10,20
Silence,10
E Solenoid,6,7,8,10,20,30
Specifications,14,24,25
Enclosures,10,11,13,25,29,30,31,53
Sprinkler,8,9,10,11,53
Supervisory,5,6,8,10,29,46,53
F
Fuse,6,16 T
Transformer,11,16,29
G Trouble,6,10,29,46,53,2
Graphic,14,15,20
W
I Waterflow,9,10
Wiring,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,12,13,15,16,29,30,32
Installation,3,5,7,10,25,30,2
Field,29
ResistanceChart,29,30
L
LED,5,6,10,14,20

CONTACT US
FikeWorldHeadquarters
704SW10thStreet
BlueSprings,Missouri64015USA
Tel:+001816Ͳ229Ͳ3405
TollFree(USOnly):1Ͳ800ͲYESͲFIKE(1Ͳ800Ͳ937Ͳ3453)
www.Fike.com
ForalistofcontactinformationforFikeofficesaround
theworld,visittheGlobalLocationssectionofFike.com

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PRODUCTMANUAL

60Ͳ10273 5151 135qThermalDetector

60Ͳ10303 DCDͲ190 190qFFixed,RateofRiseHeatDetector

63Ͳ1107 TC155 155°F,0.05ё/Ft,1500ft.spoollength

63Ͳ1068 TC172 172°F,0.05ё/Ft,500ft.spoollength

3.3. Ancillary Devices

P/N ManualP/N Description Function

3.4. Spare Parts

4.1.1. Detector Base Selection

4.2. Class-A Input Card (P/N 10-2450)

Nominal UncoatedCopper CoatedCopper

Panel Application 3 Preaction

Panel Application 4 Industrial

Panel Application 2 Waterflow

Panel Application 2 Detector 1

Panel Application 2 Detector 1

TotalAHused(Normal+AlarmOperation)= 5.75 AH

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