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Kidde | SIGA-CC2A Dual Input Riser Selector Module, Class A | SIGA-CC2A

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SKU:
KD-SIGA-CC2A

The SIGA-CC2A lets the loop controller pick between two signal or audio risers and connect whichever one is active to a single output circuit, without a dedicated relay panel to manage the switchover.

Built for the commercial fire installer

Configurable for dual signal power (24 VDC) riser selection or dual audio evacuation (25V/70V) riser selection, and can also be set up as a three-state or four-state firefighter's telephone riser selector. The output circuit is monitored for opens and shorts, and the panel inhibits activation if a wiring fault exists so the riser is never connected to a faulted circuit. No addressing switches - the loop controller assigns the address automatically.

Key features

  • Dual input, single output riser selection for signal power or audio evacuation circuits
  • Class A wiring for supervised circuit survivability
  • Configurable as a firefighter's telephone riser selector (three-state or four-state)
  • Onboard diagnostic LEDs - green flashes normal, red flashes alarm/active
  • No addressing switches - address is assigned automatically by the loop controller

System requirements

Mounts to a North American 2-1/2 in. deep 2-gang box or standard 4 in. square by 1-1/2 in. deep box. For electromechanical bells or horns on the output, install a bipolar transient protector (235196P).

Brand:
Kidde Commercial
Form factor:
Addressable dual-input riser selector module
Operating voltage:
20 Vdc
Operating current:
Standby 350 µA, alarm 175 µA
Output ratings:
24 Vdc: 2A; 25 VAC audio: 50W; 70 VAC audio: 35W
Wire size:
12 to 18 AWG (16-18 AWG preferred)
Ground fault impedance:
10 kĆŽĀ©
Operating environment:
32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C), 0-93% RH noncondensing
Mounting:
North American 2-1/2" deep 2-gang box or 4" square x 1-1/2" deep box
What does this module select between?
Either of two signal or audio input circuits (riser 1 or riser 2), connecting the active one to a single supervised output circuit.
Does this module supervise the riser wiring itself?
No. The output circuit is monitored for opens and shorts, but riser supervision is provided by the fire alarm panel.
Can this be used as a firefighter's telephone riser selector?
Yes. It can be configured as a three-state or four-state telephone riser selector via the loop controller's personality code.
Is a transient protector required?
Yes, when the output drives electromechanical bells or horns - install a bipolar transient protector (235196P) on the output circuit.

Spec Sheet