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Installation Guide for Risco ProSYS B5 Plastic Accessory Box

Quick installation guide for the Risco ProSYS B5 plastic accessory box. Includes mounting hole maps for ProSYS and GT expansion modules, safety voltage limits, and technical specifications.

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This installation guide provides instructions for mounting the Risco ProSYS B5 plastic accessory box. It includes specific hole maps for various expansion modules and technical specifications.

Installation Holes Map
Installation Holes Map

Important Safety Note: This box is only suitable for devices powered by voltages below 60VDC or 42.4VAC.

Installation of ProSYS Accessories

You can install a maximum of 2 of the following modules:

ProSYS Accessories installation layout
ProSYS Accessories installation layout
  • ProSYS 8 Zone Expansion Module
  • ProSYS 4 Relay Output Module
  • ProSYS 8 O.C. Output Module
  • ProSYS Event Log Expansion Module (512, 999)
  • ProSYS X-10 Expansion Module

Connection holes: Use holes 1, 2, 13, 14 and/or 3, 4, 15, 16.

Installation of 16 Zone Expander

For a single 16 Zone Expander, use connection holes 7, 10, 17, 18.

16 Zone Expander installation layout
16 Zone Expander installation layout

Installation of GT Accessories

You can install a maximum of 2 of the following modules:

GT Accessories installation layout
GT Accessories installation layout
  • Zone Expander (Code 02083)
  • Relay Output Expander (Code 02085)
  • ID Expander (Code 02087)

Connection holes: Use holes 5, 8, 11 and/or 6, 9, 12.

Technical Specifications

  • Dimensions: 192 mm x 150 mm x 57 mm
  • Certification: EN50131-3 Grade 3 Environmental class II

Practical help

Before use

  • Verify the device voltage is below 60VDC or 42.4VAC.
  • Identify the specific expansion module to be installed.
  • Ensure the mounting surface is suitable for the box dimensions (192mm x 150mm x 57mm).

Specs in practice

Certification
EN50131-3 Grade 3 Environmental class II

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