Installation Guide for FPP-RNAC-8A-4C

Installation Guide for FPP-RNAC-8A-4C

Brand: BOSCH

Category: Smart Home Device

Document Type: Installation Guide

Language: EN

Uploaded: Nov. 21, 2025, 8:16 p.m.

Manual Publish Date: 2009-08-01

Overview

The FPP-RNAC-8A-4C is a Remote Notification Appliance Circuit (NAC) Power Supply that adds four NACs to a Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP). It is supervised by the control panel and includes a controller board, backup batteries, and enclosure. It supports reverse polarity supervised NAC outputs and 12 or 24 VDC regulated outputs, configurable as NACs or auxiliary power supplies.

Output Bell Operation

Generates three pulsed bell patterns (60 PPM, NFPA Temporal, California March) or steady activation. Supports Wheelock, Gentex, and System Sensor SYNC protocols.

Installation

Board installation involves connecting the ground wire and mounting the board to the enclosure using support posts and screws. Enclosure installation involves marking mounting holes, pre-starting screws, sliding the enclosure onto screws, and tightening them. Wire entrances are knocked out as needed.

Wiring

Wire gauge calculations are provided. AC power connects to L, G, and N terminals. Battery connections require two 24 VDC batteries in series. Option bus, NAC inputs, trouble relay, and auxiliary outputs have specific connection requirements detailed with diagrams.

DIP Switch and Option Bus Settings

DIP switches control output patterns, NAC/power supply mode, NAC input variable, AC failure time delay, and option bus address. Settings tables provide detailed configurations.

Local Status Display

LED indicators provide status for AC OK, input active, system fault, ground fault, and NAC troubles. A TROUBLE RESET button clears latched trouble conditions.

Troubleshooting and error codes

LEDLabelColorBlink Count (display priority)Description
3 SYSTEM TROUBLE Yellow 1 (The Trouble Relay activates or changes state.)
2 Any memory fault (RAM, FLASH, watchdog, unexpected interruptions, stack corruption).
3 Power supply overvoltage.
4 Low battery or missing battery
5 Battery charger circuit trouble.
6 Auxiliary power overcurrent condition - the current is measured at the Auxiliary Power Port output.
7 STEADY System overcurrent – The combined currents measured at each NAC output together with the Auxiliary Power Port output.
4 GROUND FAULT Yellow STEADY Ground Fault - Indicates that the NAC output wiring is not connected properly to an external source or ground.
5 TRBL1 Yellow STEADY The Trouble Relay is deactivated. Output 1 has an open or shorted EOL
6 TRBL2 Yellow STEADY The Trouble Relay is deactivated. Output 2 has an open or shorted EOL
7 TRBL3 Yellow STEADY The Trouble Relay is deactivated. Output 3 has an open or shorted EOL
8 TRBL4 Yellow STEADY The Trouble Relay is deactivated. Output 4 has an open or shorted EOL
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