WindowMaster WSC 104 S 0101 E2 RWA kompakt styreenhed

In the event of a fire, smoke and heat can quickly fill a building, making escape routes dangerous and hindering rescue efforts. The WindowMaster WSC 104 S 0101 E2 RWA Compact Control Panel addresses this by providing automatic smoke and heat extraction, ensuring that windows open promptly to vent smoke and create a safer environment.

Who is it for

This control panel is intended for building owners, facility managers, and electrical contractors who need a reliable, compact solution for smoke and heat extraction in small to medium-sized buildings. It is suitable for both new installations and retrofits where a single RWA group is required.

Main features

• Microprocessor-controlled RWA compact control panel for one RWA group and one ventilation group.
• Supports up to 10 smoke detectors and 10 RWA buttons for comprehensive fire detection and manual activation.
• Integrated battery backup capability (requires 2x 12V, 7 Ah batteries, not included) for operation during power failure.
• Daily ventilation function allows natural ventilation via connected windows, enhancing indoor air quality.
• Continuous fault monitoring and battery monitoring ensure system readiness and compliance with EN 12101-10.
• Durable steel sheet housing with powder coating in grey (RAL 7035), suitable for wall mounting.

Specifications

• Input voltage: 230V AC, 50 Hz
• Output voltage: 24V DC
• Total output current: 4 A
• Number of RWA groups: 1
• Number of ventilation groups: 1
• Max. connectable smoke detectors: 10 (2-wire)
• Max. connectable RWA buttons: 10
• Max. connectable ventilation buttons: 10
• Operating temperature range: -5°C to +40°C
• IP protection class: IP30
• Housing material: Steel sheet, powder-coated
• Housing colour: Grey (RAL 7035)
• Mounting type: Wall mounting

Tips

For optimal performance, install the control panel in a dry, easily accessible location near the RWA group it controls. Ensure that the backup batteries are of the correct type and capacity to guarantee operation during a power outage. Regular testing of the connected smoke detectors and RWA buttons is recommended to maintain system reliability.