
All low voltage wiring should be stripped back ¼ from the end for insertion into the removable plug. NEVER allow bare wire
to extend above the connector plastic shell. Wires shorted together may result in improper operation or permanent damage to
the UltraGuard 12V.
WIRING CAUTION:
· Open (unscrew) the terminal strip clamp before inserting wire
· Never bend wire back on the insulation
· DO NOT allow insulation to be trapped in the connector clamp
· After tightening the terminal strip clamp, tug on the wire to verify a good connection
CAUTION: Always observe the separation of the furnace 120VAC wiring and the low voltage wiring. The 120VAC
wiring MUST be kept to the right of the barrier and the low voltage wiring to the left of the barrier. NEVER remove
the barrier or operate the system with a damaged or removed barrier.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The UltraGuard 12V has been designed to simplify the installation process. All low voltage
connections are made using removable plugs (a typical application is shown in Figure 16). This
avoids having to balance the panel while attaching wire. Only the 120VAC furnace control wiring
is permanently attached to the UltraGuard Monitor printed circuit board.
CAUTION: All wiring to the removable connectors is accomplished by stripping
¼ of insulation from the wire to be connected. Never allow bare wire to extend above
the connector shell.
Before beginning to wire the Monitor place the Zoned/Basic
jumper J6 (Figure 17) in the correct position for this installation
(see Understanding The UltraGuard Zones section, page 7).
If the Zoned/Basic jumper is to be moved; first move the jumper
J6 to the desired function, then once the unit is powered up,
push and hold the reset button until the UltraGuard Monitor
goes through its self test routine (lights flash in sequence and
beeper sounds). The J6 setting is now stored in permanent
memory.
NOTE: Unused zones do not require jumpers or resistors.
REMOTE PIEZO ALARM OPERATION
Selecting the external alarm with jumper J8 (in the Ext. Alarm position - figure
17 above) allows up to three piezo alarms to be attached to the Zone 4 input (J3).
The (-) side of the piezo must be attached to the end terminal (return) and the (+)
terminal must be connected to pin 13 (+12). Zone 4 is a monitored input and must
be terminated with two resistors as shown in Figure 18. The unique piezo resistor
(150 ohm 1W, Brown-Green-Brown) EOL resistor must be placed across the
terminals of the last piezo (as shown in Figure 18). The two middle terminals of
the Zone 4 connector must have a 15K (Brown-Green-Orange) resistor.
CAUTION: The piezo alarm load must not exceed 300 mA (0.3A) @ 12 Volt. This output is protected by a self-
resetting PTC fuse device.
When the system is in alarm, pressing the reset button on the UltraGuard Monitor will silence both the local and external piezo.
If Zone 4 is used for an external alarm it cannot be used for a CO Detector input.
Figure 17. UltraGuard Electronic Board
Figure 18. External alarm installation
(not fully supervised)
Figure 16.
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