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Brand | Wheelock |
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Model | UTA-1 |
Category | Security System |
Language | English |
Describes the UTA as a loud electronic ringer for noisy locations or wide area coverage, FCC/DOC registered, with selectable sounds.
Field adjustment, repair, or modification of signals is not permitted. Return malfunctioning units for factory repair.
Installation of this equipment should only be undertaken by qualified personnel.
Shut off all power before installing. Electrical shock can cause death or serious injury.
Details FCC compliance, REN usage, coin/party line restrictions, and network interference protocols.
Covers IC certification, installation, repairs, and grounding requirements for Canadian use.
Explains REN's role in determining the number of devices connectable to a telephone line.
Details sound output (dBA) and current draw (mA) for various voltage inputs at maximum volume.
Specifies the adjustable sound output volume range (dBA) for different voltage inputs.
Describes the four selectable tone patterns: Broadband Horn, Bell, Vibrating Chime, and Single Chime.
Explains how to use SW1 and SW2 switches for setting input voltage and desired tone.
Details the potentiometer R12 used to adjust the volume of sound.
Lists the default settings for input voltage, tone, and volume upon shipment.
Designed for walls, partitions, posts; indoor/outdoor use; uses modular cords or conduit wiring.
Procedure for temporarily connecting the device to test its signal operation before permanent mounting.
Warning to avoid standing close to the UTA during testing or operation due to high sound exposure.
Illustrates wiring connections for modular RJ11C jack and wired terminals for various voltage inputs.
Provides a diagram and instructions for securely mounting the unit using provided screws.
Cautions against improper connections, settings, use in hazardous locations, and interaction with other system circuits.
Details compliance with FCC Part 15 for Class B digital devices and methods to correct interference.
Outlines warranty coverage, exclusions (software, non-Wheelock parts), and requirements for proper use.
Specifies Wheelock's liability limits, excluding consequential damages and costs beyond product price.