Cooper CASB393 Intelligent Addressable VAD Wall Sounder Beacon

The Cooper (Eaton) CASB393 is a sophisticated open-class VAD designed to provide both clear audible alerts and high-intensity visual signaling in complex fire safety environments. Built to meet stringent EN54-23 standards, it utilizes a powerful white LED flash and a 100dB(A) sounder to ensure all occupants, including those with hearing impairments or in high-noise areas, are effectively warned. The unit is loop-powered and features an integrated short-circuit isolator to safeguard system integrity. It supports automated soft addressing and allows for the volume (Low/Med/High) and four distinct tones to be selected directly from the control panel. With its energy-efficient design, it maintains a low alarm current of 8.6mA to 11mA, making it an ideal notification solution for indoor commercial and industrial facilities. Technical Specifications ? Brand: Cooper (Eaton) ? Model/Part No: CASB393 ? Operating Voltage: 18 V DC to 30 V DC ? Standby Current: < 330 ?A ? Alarm Current: 12.5 mA (at High Volume) ? Sound Output: 100 dB @ 1 meter (39.37 inch) ? VAD Category: Wall Mount (W-2.4-7.5) ? Flash Color: White ? IP Rating: IP21C ? Addressing Mode: Soft Addressing ? Operating Temperature: -10?C to 55?C ? Dimensions: 105 mm x 105 mm x 95 mm (4.13 inch x 4.13 inch x 3.74 inch) Key Features ? EN54-23 Compliant VAD: Provides a high-intensity white flash categorized for wall mounting, ensuring the alarm is visible to those with hearing impairments. ? Integrated Sounder & Beacon: Combines high-output audible and visual notification in a single device, reducing installation time and aesthetic impact on the wall. ? Loop Powered Efficiency: Operates entirely from the addressable loop power, removing the need for auxiliary power supplies and simplifying the cabling architecture. ? Intelligent Soft Addressing: Automatically recognized and addressed by the control panel, ensuring a rapid commissioning process without manual setting errors. ? Integrated Short-Circuit Isolator: Protects the integrity of the loop by isolating local faults, ensuring the remaining system devices continue to function without interruption.