
C-TEC CA734 CAST Mini I/O Module
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Technical documentation
PDFInstallation ManualCA734 CAST Mini I/O Unit Installation Manual
EnglishPDFCertification
CA734, HP734 and HP735 Mini I/O Module EU Certificate of Conformity
EnglishPDFCertification
CAST Input/Output Units EU Declaration of Conformity
English
The manufacturer has not published Turkish documentation for this product; please contact us for technical support in Turkish.
Product description
This mini input/output module, compatible with C-TEC CAST addressable fire alarm systems, combines one monitored input and a volt-free changeover relay output. It can be used to control equipment such as roller shutters, door locks, gas shut-off valves or smoke ventilation systems.
Key features
- One monitored input and one changeover relay output
- Built-in short-circuit isolator
- Plastic clips for surface or panel mounting
- Input configurable for zone monitoring or switch monitoring
- LPCB, Kiwa, DBI, BOSEC and SBSC certifications
Technical specifications
| Compatible systems | C-TEC XFP/ZFP CAST addressable fire panels |
|---|---|
| Supply/operating voltage | 22–40 V DC |
| Standby current | Typically 1 mA |
| Activation current | 7 mA at 22–40 V DC |
| Relay | 1 volt-free, single-pole changeover contact; 30 V DC at 1 A or 125 V AC at 0,3 A |
| Monitored input | 1; configurable for zone monitoring or as a normally open switch input triggered by 470 Ω |
| Dimensions | 65 × 65 × 20 mm (excluding terminals and ribbon cable) |
| Protection rating | IP40 |
| Operating temperature | −10 °C to +55 °C |
| Weight | 47 g |
Information has been compiled from manufacturer/distributor sources. Please consult the documentation for current technical specifications.
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