
FTS 370d/w/r Revision 10 – 1/09/2015 21
Dry Contact Alarm Outputs
Dry contact alarm outputs, located on
PCB1, are available regardless of any
additional monitoring method used. The
available dry contact alarm outputs are
listed in Table 1-4 and shown in Figure
1-5. Each contact can be wired as
normally open or normally closed.
NOTE: The alarm relay contacts are
labeled to represent their state with the
unit powered on and with no alarms
present.
To ensure proper alarm monitoring,
Flash Technology recommends
monitoring contacts that are open in an
alarm condition.
Flashhead Cable
Flash Technology cable (PN 4370000)
provides optimal system performance
while minimizing vulnerability to
Lightning and EMI (Electromagnetic
Interference). The cable is comprised of
two 8 AWG conductors with an overall
aluminized Mylar shield and drain. The
flashhead cable connects to TB2 in the
lower left of the SC 370 as shown in
Figure 2-4.
Wiring Procedure
1. Prepare the flashhead cable:
a. Remove 6 inches of the outer
jacket.
b. Remove the exposed aluminized
Mylar shield and any filler material
between conductors.
2. Loosen the dome nut of the ¾” cable
strain relief located in the bottom of
the enclosure near TB2 and insert the
cable.
3. Connect the three conductor flashhead
cable to terminal strip TB2 using a
non-flared flat tip screwdriver:
a. Connect the red wire to the
terminal labeled DC+.
b. Connect the black wire to the
terminal labeled DC-.
c. Connect the bare drain wire to the
terminal labeled GND.
4. Leaving slack in the flashhead cable,
tighten the dome nut so that the cable
is held securely in place.
NOTE: Install a 5’ service loop in the
cable near the controller.
Figure 2-4 – SC 370
Flashhead Cable Connection
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