FAQ – UW3 Series
How many wires are required for a correct installation of a conventional UW3 switch?
This switch is an active device and relies on a power supply. I.e. besides the two wires for the IDC zone two more wires for power are required.
What is the function of the PSR module?
PSR stands for Power Supervisory Relay. This module is required as last device in every zone of conventional UW3 switches! It constantly monitors for power loss of devices in the zone.
What is provided with a Mounting Kit?
Each UW3 device needs a mounting kit that includes all materials needed to make the UW3 switch compatible with a given valve type. This material consists of valve vendor and type specific brackets as well as a magnet holder (UW3 switches are magnet field sensing).
What are the two EOL terminals at the conventional UW3 switch intended for?
Those two terminals are intended for a fast and reliable installation of a resistor that is in series with the UW3 switch. Those terminals must be bridged by either a resistor or a jumper cable (i.e. no resistor in series with the UW3 switch) for the device to operate. What does pre-wired mean?
What does pre-wired mean?
Each UW3 version with addressable loop module can be ordered without the loop module itself instead it is prepared for a quick and easy installation of the module by the customer. An installation manual is provided.
The UW3 series of supervisory switches does not support the loop protocol of your fire panel?
Please contact us! Chances are that a solution can be found.
The UW3 series of supervisory switches does not support a valve type you have installed?
Please contact us! Chances are that a solution can be found.