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Discontinued product.

The Pertronic EVACGEN Evacuate Generator extends the F220, F100A and F120A analogue addressable Automatic Fire Detection Systems by providing a fully monitored interface between the control panel and a third party 100 Vrms amplifier. When commended by the Fire Alarm Control Panel, the EVAC Generator supplies audible evacuation tones to the input of the amplifier. 

Four selectable inputs are provided, each of which can be programmed to produce different tones when activated. Two of the tones may include a voice message. 

The EVAC Generator also provides two audio microphone or line inputs with PTT.

The Evacuate Generator connects to a Pertronic F220, F100A or F120A using four wire RS485 or directly via a monitored Bell circuit. Typically, the EVAC Generator connects to the standard RS485 bus (2-wire data and 24 Vdc power) for communications. An additional 24 Vdc power connection is required, which may be from an external isolated power supply. Additional information can be obtained in the Evacuate Generator Technical Manual.

Features

• Dual microphone / line inputs, with individual volume control and Press to Talk (PTT)
• Tone and line output volume controls
• Optional test message and tone selection
• Four pull-down control inputs
• Bell circuit input and output connections
• Closed loop amplifier monitoring
• 100 Vrms 250W switching capability
• 44 tone/voice combinations available
• 2 voice messages available
• Configurable on site without tools
• Monitored fire panel input
• External fault input
• Active and fault relay outputs
• Compatible with 120W (EVAC120W24V) and 250W (EVAC250W24V) 100 Vrms amplifiers available from Pertronic Industries

Tones

Tone 01	AS 2220 Evac Tone with Evacuate Message	Tone 26	1.4 kHz - 1.6 kHz 2 Hz
Tone 02	AS 2220 Evac Tone	Tone 27	660Hz - continuous
Tone 03	Intermittent 420 Hz Tone + Alert Message (EVACGEN-EA)	Tone 28	544Hz / 440 Hz - alternating
	Intermittent 420 Hz Tone + Evac. Message (EVACGEN-ET)	Tone 29	544 @ 0.875s Intermittent
Tone 04	Intermittent 420 Hz Alert Tone	Tone 30	800Hz @ 2Hz Intermittent
Tone 05	T3 Cadence with Evacuate Message	Tone 31	800 / 1000 Hz @ 25 Hz Sweeping
Tone 06	T3 Cadence	Tone 32	2400 / 2900 @ 25 Hz Sweeping
Tone 07	Simulated Bell Tone	Tone 33	554 Hz Continuous
Tone 08	PA400 Tone	Tone 34	440 Hz Continuous
Tone 09	Claxon (Star Trek)	Tone 35	800 / 100 Hz @ 7 Hz Sweeping
Tone 10	400-700 Hz - 1.5 sec Whoop	Tone 36	660 / 1200 Hz @ 1.5 Second Sweep
Tone 11	800 / 1000 Hz @ 1 Hz Sweeping	Tone 37	Two-Tone Chime 1000/650 Hz
Tone 12	400 / 450 Hz @ 0.5 Hz Tone	Tone 38	745 Hz @ 1 Hz - intermittent
Tone 13	2400 / 2900 Hz 7 Hz Sweeping	Tone 39	1000 & 2000 Hz @ 0.5 s alternating
Tone 14	2400 / 2900 Hz 1 Hz Sweeping	Tone 40	1000 Hz continuous - PEEER Toxix Gas
Tone 15	500 / 1200 Hz @ 1 Hz Sweeping	Tone 41	2000 Hz Continuous
Tone 16	1200 / 500 Hz @ 1 Hz DIN / PFEER	Tone 42	1200 Hz Continuous
Tone 17	2400 / 2900 Hz @ 2 Hz Alternating	Tone 43	800 Hz/1000 Hz @ 4 Hz Alternating
Tone 18	1000 Hz @ 1 Hz Intermittent	Tone 44	RH3 Tone 500 Hz – 1400 Hz @ 5 Hz Repetition
Tone 19	800 / 1000 Hz @ 0.875 Hz Alternating	Tone 45	'SOS' in Morse code
Tone 20	2400 Hz @ 1 Hz Intermittent	Tone 46	T3 cadence (EVACGEN-EA)
Tone 21	800 Hz 0.25 s on, 1 s off  Intermittent		Test message with T3 cadence (EVACGEN-ET)
Tone 22	800 Hz Continuous	Tone 47	400-1200 Hz Sweep 0.5 s on 0.5 s off (EVACGEN-EA)
Tone 23	660 Hz 150 mS on, 150 mS off Intermittent		Test message (EVACGEN-ET)
Tone 24	544 (100 mS) / 440 Hz (400 mS) - NF S 32-001	Tone 48	590 Hz
Tone 25	660 Hz 1.8 s on, 1.8 s off Intermittent

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