Elk Alarm Output Director

The ELK-941 divides up the steady or pulsing voltage from a single alarm output and directs it into two (2) seperate relay outputs. This is excellent for turning on a two channel long-range radio or cellular transmitter, a two channel siren, strobe light, or bell from the single alarm outputs existing in most alarm control panels.

A steady voltage input triggers Relay 1 (typical for burglary) while a pulsing voltage input triggers on Relay 2 (typical for fire). A three to four second authentication delay time period occurs before the relays are set off. Either relay can be made to ignore the delay time and to suppply an immediate output for installments necessitating the use of a siren or a bell test.

Features:

• Divides up the Steady and Pulsing Voltage and directs it into Two(2) Different Relay Outputs
• Works off of a Positive or Negative Low Current Trigger
• Two (2) SPDT Relay Outputs
• Excellent For Two(2) Channel Long Range Radio or Cellular Transmitters
• Option Available For Temporal Pulse On Relay 2
• Supplies a Low Current Output During Delay Time
• Has LED Indication of Relay Status
• Surface Installing ABS Enclosure having a Snap-On Cover
• Matches ANSI S3.41 Audible Emergency Evacuation Transmissions 3-Pulse Pattern
• Comes with a Lifetime Limited Warranty

• Operating Voltage: 12 Volts DC
• Current Draw: 96mA (both relays on)
• Pulsing Input: .1 - 4sec. (.125-6hz)
• Relay Contacts: Form "C", 7A @ 30VDC, 10 A @ 125VAC
• Size: 4.4" x 3"x 1.15"
• Trigger Voltage: 9 - 14VDC
• Trigger Current: 15mA

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