Elpas Solutions 5-LCA004331 Enhanced Local Controller User Manual

Elpas Solutions Ltd. Enhanced Local Controller Users Manual

Users Manual

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Elpas Local Controller 3
P/N: 5-LCA00433
Installation Guide
Introduction
This Installation guide provides basic instructions for common Elpas Local Controllers installation scenarios.
CAUTION: It is important that you read, understand, and follow the instructions in this document. If you have questions, call your local Elpas support
representative. All reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that the specifications and other information in this guide are accurate and complete at the time of
its publication. Nonetheless, all information contained within this document is subject to change at any time without prior notice. Any modifications to this equipment
without prior written consent of Elpas Solutions Ltd. will void all warranties including the pertinent regulatory certifications and as such revoke your authority to
operate this product. Furthermore unauthorized modifications may also result in damage to this device and may cause a safety hazard to the users.
Product Description
ELC3 is the improved programmable hardware device that provides
real-time monitoring, command and control of Elpas RTLS Safety,
Security & Visibility Applications without the need for a PC-based host
application machine. ELC3 is mountable on walls, ceilings, and
dropped ceilings.
ELC3 contains sufficient on-board memory to enroll up to 20,000 Elpas
Active RFID tags/badges and store 100,000 event transactions. ELC3
also contains the process power to handle over 300 event/tag
messages/second. ELC3 also communicates with Elpas tags/badges to
acknowledge their messages. Should electrical power fail, the ample
storage resources of ELC3 prevent tag data loss, even in the highest
tag volume environments. ELC3 uses JSON for interface with external
control and monitoring applications to retrieve events. It also continues
to supports the Elpas2 legacy XML messaging technology. The report
generator is web-based.
ELC3 can monitor up to sixty two Elpas RS-485 BUS Devices through
two RS-485 Junction Boxes (P/N: 5-JBA10485). That includes ‘State’
changes to any wired security device inputs on the BUS, such as door
contacts and alarm detectors.
ELC3 Local Processing handles: Up to eight tag status types,
continuous tag status management, status change through rules,
different types of access control anti-passback (soft, hard, input-
verified), sixty four programmable logic rules and sixty four actions that
define which outputs on the RS-485 BUS are set in response to
detected tag and input events, sixty four time zones,
ELC - Sample Network Topology
(refer to page 3 for wiring & specification details)
download of up to sixty four badge groups, registration of one hundred and
twenty eight devices (including standalone LFs), up to thirty two characters
support for Reader, Badge, Group, and Input names, temperature trigger with
high/low values set per tag, Lost/Away time variable configuration separate for
each tag.
Onboard inputs monitor alert sensors or emergency call buttons. Digital outputs
trigger alert response devices. ELC3 includes six inputs (three analog, three
digital) and five outputs (two O.C. and three relays). ELC3 also includes one
Wiegand input.
Terminal Blocks – ELC3 Circuit Board
Ethernet Interface: ELC3 has a female RJ-45 (8P8C) connector to link
ELC3, through Ethernet, to the host RTLS application machine, such
as Eiris.
Recommended Cable: CAT5 shielded cable.
RS-485 Interface: ELC3 includes two four-position removable terminal
blocks (J4, J5). Each connects to a Junction Box that allows an RS-485
BUS of thirty one devices. ELC3 also includes three six-pin female RJ-
11 connectors (J1, J2, and J3) that link the device directly to BUS
devices. (See page 3 for details)
Power Requirements: 80mA/24VDC – Approved Limited Power Source
Power over Ethernet (POE): 48V
Recommended Cable: CAT5 Stranded (4x2x26AWG)
Max Distance: Refer to wiring topology on page 3
Tamper Switch: ELC3 contains a spring loaded tamper switch that
when pressed, generates a ‘State’ message that can be used to enroll
the device in the host application. Once registered, the tamper switch is
used to trigger a tamper alert indicating the device’s cover has been
removed.
Input/Outputs: ELC3 has six (three analog; three digital) general
purpose (N.O.) inputs (J6, J7, J8) and five (two O.C.; three relays)
digital open-collector outputs (J9, J10, J11, J12).
(See page 3 for details)
Power Supply: ELC3 has a power supply connector (J15) and a
power supply terminal block (J14) to accommodate any type of
power supply.
Reset Button: Reboots the ELC3 firmware.
Green LED: Lights continuously when powered
Red LED: Corrupted Firmware: Lights continuously
Tag Detection: Flashes once per message
Unregistered in Eiris: Toggles on/off
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Battery Backup: ELC3 contains a two-position terminal block to connect a
12VDC/7-9Ah lead acid rechargeable backup battery. The backup battery
temporarily powers the controller and up to three other Elpas BUS devices
(using any of the device RJ-11 and terminal block connectors) when the
normal AC power source is disconnected.
See page 5 for details.
ELC3 automatically charges the battery during normal AC power supply
operation.
Connect the (+) positive terminal of the battery to the ELC3 BAT+.
Connect the (-) negative terminal of the battery to the ELC3 BAT-.
Wiring Warnings!
The three RJ-11 connectors Should Not Be Used To Connect to RS-485
Junction Boxes. Each connector should only be used to link to one Elpas
RS-485 BUS device.
Important! Power ELC3 down before you connect any Controller
interface such as RS-485 BUS devices, the Ethernet interface, or the
optional backup battery. Otherwise, accidental shorts or power spikes
can damage the device.
RTC Coin Battery Warning
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of
used batteries according to instructions
Inputs
ELC3 contains three general purpose analog (N.O.) dry contact
inputs (J6, J7) and three digital inputs (J7, J8) for monitoring alert
sensors or emergency call buttons.
Using an Elpas End-of-Line (EOL) Terminator (P/N: 5-IOX00001),
EOL supervision may be added to the input to detect: Open, Close,
Line Break, and Line Short circuit conditions.
Recommended Cable: 22 AWG, unshielded/twisted pair
Outputs
ELC3 contains two open collector digital outputs (J12) (up to 100mA,
28VDC), and three general purpose digital relay outputs (J9, J10, J11)
(rated 2A/12VDC) for actuating alert response devices.
Note: All outputs are resistive loading only, there is no power factor.
Recommended Cable: 22 AWG, unshielded/twisted pair
Wiegand
ELC3 contains two two-position terminal blocks for a Wiegand input
(J20A – Wiegand wire; J20B – Power and Grounding) to allow
inputs from Wiegand devices.
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RS-485 BUS/Stub Topology
The RS-485 BUS MUST BE wired using a BUS/Stub topology where the BUS Master (an ELC) is connected at any location
along the BUS. The topology supports data transmission between the ELC and up to 15 BUS Devices (such as RF/IR Readers;
LF Beacons, Display Panels and I/O Boxes) using multiple Elpas RS-485 Junction Boxes (P/N: 5-JBA00485).
IMPORTANT NOTE: Only 1 ELC and up to 7 RF BUS Readers may coexist together on a single RS-485 BUS.
200M/650Ft: Max. BUS length 10M/30Ft: Max. Stub length 100 Ohm Termination: Required each end of the BUS.
Recommended Cable/Power Supply Types:
BUS Backbone:
CAT5 solid (4x2x26AWG).
Power: Three twisted pairs
(six conductors) between Junction Boxes.
Data: One twisted pair (two conductors) between Junction Boxes.
Power: 16 to 28 VDC/2.5A Limited.
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Wall Mounting
The device (other than Outdoor ELC) is enclosed in an esthetic plastic box that facilitates installation. The box also provides tamper detection,
neat wiring which can come out of each side the user chooses, and optional antenna holes.
1. To open the front cover: Remove screws on the sides and then
place fingers in the opening groove of each side and push the
cover upward.
2. In case of cables that plug into wall sockets, open trunking
knockouts, with cutter or screwdriver, thread wires through the
opening(s), and plug into socket.
Note: Make sure the open trunking knockouts align with the socket.
3. Push tab to remove PCB and insert screws through rear cover and
the wall or ceiling.
4. Mount to wall or ceiling.
To mount onto a solid wall or ceiling, insert screws through the
corner holes of the base.
Note: Drill holes in the wall first.
To mount onto a drop-down ceiling: Drill screw holes in the tile,
insert screws through two of the rear cover middle holes, place the
ALC Bracket on top of the drop-down ceiling tile so its screw holes
align with the tile holes, and insert screws through the tile and
bracket.
5. Put PCB back into place.
6. To thread wires from the side, open the wire holes from any
direction (there is one on each side of the box), and the wire(s)
through the hole(s). Wrap any excess wire around the PCB.
7. Slide front cover into place and insert cover screws.
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Product Specifications
Item
Description
Tag Capacity
20,000 Tag IDs
Historical Logs
100,000 event transactions
Tag Density
ELC 3 processes 300 event/tag messages/second
RS-485 BUS Capacity
Two RS-485 BUSs. Each can include up to thirty one BUS devices ; Wired BUS Inputs ; Wired BUS Outputs
Device Supervision
Lost Away, Communication loss, Low Voltage, High Noise, Enclosure Tamper
Input Supervision
Four Levels (Open, Closed, Line Short, Line Break) using optional Elpas End-of-Line Terminator
Time Zones
Sixty four time zones (including support for holidays)
Programmable Logic
Sixty four user configurable Rules and sixty four user configurable Actions
Ethernet
10/100Base –TX (auto-sensing) - Version 2.0 / IEEE 802.3, Ethernet II frame type, UDP protocol; POE 48V
RS-485 BUS
230Kbit/sec
Buzzer Indicator
Power-Up: User configurable ; Device Malfunction: Beeps continuously
LED Status Indicators
Green LED: Lights continuously when powered
Red LED: Corrupted Firmware: Lights continuously Unregistered: Toggles on/off every second
Tamper Switch
Open ‘State’ spring-loaded switch button. Generates a service message
Encoding
Factory programmed ID
Input/Output
Three analog inputs ; Three digital inputs ; Two open collector outputs (rated 100mA/12VDC) ; Three digital relay outputs
(rated 2A/12VDC)
Wiegand
One four-position terminal block
Power Requirements
12–28VDC ; 300mA-2A@24VDC Limited Power Source
Polyfuse Ratings
Terminal Block J4 of BUS1 - 1.1A ; Terminal Block J5 of BUS2 – 1.1A ; O.C1 – 140mA ; O.C2 – 140mA ;
DC input J14, J15 – 2.2A (from REV E) ; External Lead Acid Battery – 1.1A and charging is limited to 400mA ; Relays – 2A
POE
44-57V (or 270mA), 13W
Construction
White ABS plastic
Dimensions (H x W x D)
230 x 199 x 47 mm (9.0625 x 0.83 x 1.84 inches)
Weight
609.46 grams / 21.5 ounces
Device Interfaces
Ethernet: Female RJ-45 (8P8C) connector
RS-485 Bus & Power: Female RJ-11s (6P6C) or four–position removable terminal blocks
Inputs: Three three–position terminal blocks ; Open Collector Outputs: One three-position terminal block: Relays: Three three-
position terminal blocks; Wiegand: Two two-position terminal blocks
Operating Environment
Temp: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) ; Humidity: 85% non-condensing
Configuration & Supervision
Eiris V4.9.1 or higher
Regulatory
CE, FCC, IC Compliant
Warranty
One year limited warranty
All specifications are subject to change without notice.
Compatible Accessories
Part Number
Description
5-IOX00001
End-of-Line Terminator for Elpas & AXS Inputs (5 units)
5-JBA10485
RS-485 Junction Box, 4 RJ11 Ports
5-ERS02800
P60 Power Supply, 24VDC/2.5A
5-ERS02721
Network Drop Cable, 2.5 Meters/8.0 Feet
5-ERS02721-1
Network Drop Cable, 5.0 Meters/16.0 Feet
*5-ERS01905-10
Reader Certified Cable w/2RJ11 connectors, 10Ft
*5-ERS01905-15
Reader Certified Cable w/2RJ11 connectors, 15Ft
*5-ERS01905-15P
Reader Certified Cable w/2RJ11 connectors, 15Ft, Plenum Rated
5-ALC90001
Mounting Bracket (5 units)
* Available only in the Americas.
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W.E.E.E. Product Recycling Declaration
For information regarding the recycling of this product you must contact the company from which you orignially purchased it.
If you are discarding this product and not returning it for repair then you must ensure that it is returned as identified by your supplier.
This product is not to be thrown away with everyday waste - Directive 2002/96/EC Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
Compliance with Standards
T his de v i c e c om plies wi t h F CC Ru l e s P a r t 15 a n d wi t h I n d u s t r y C a nada l i c e n s e e x e m pt
RSS st an d ard ( s) . O p e r ati o n i s sub j e c t t o t wo c o n d i t i o n s:
(1) T h i s d e v i c e m a y no t c a u se h a r m f u l i n te rf ere n c e
(2) T h i s d ev i c e mus t acce pt a n y i nt er f erenc e t h a t m ay b e r e c eiv e d or t h a t m ay c a u s e
unde s i r e d o p era t i o n .
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rad i o e x e m pt s de l i c e n c e . L 'ex p l oi tat i o n e s t a ut ori s éeau x d e ux co n di ti on s s u i v a n te s :
(1) l ' a p p a rei l ne doi t p a s p r od ui r e d e b r o uill ag e , e t
(2) l ' ut i l i sat e u r d e l ' appa r e i l d o i t accept e r t o u t b r oui l l ag e r a d i o él e ctri q u e su b i , m ê m e si
l e br o u i l l a g e e st s u sc e p t i b l e d' en c o m p r o m ettre l e f o n ctionne m e nt.
N O T E : T h i s eq u i p m e n t h a s be e n t e s t e d a n d f oun d t o c o m p l y w i t h the l i m i t s f o r a C l a s s
B digi t a l d e v i c e , p u r s uant t o P a r t 1 5 o f t h e F C C R ul e s. T h e s e l i m i t s a r e d e si g n ed to
pro v i de re a son a b l e p r o t e ction agai n s t ha r m f u l int e r f e renc e i n a r e s i d e ntial inst a l l ati o n.
T his eq ui pm e nt g e n er at e s, u s e s a n d c a n r adi ate r a d i o f r e q u e nc y e n e r g y a n d , i f n o t
i n st a l l e d a n d u s e d i n a cc ordan c e wi t h t h e i n s tr uct i o n s , m a y c a u s e h arm f u l i n ter f e r e n c e
t o radi o com m uni c a t i o n s. H o w ev e r, t h ere i s n o g u ar ant ee t h at i nterf ere n c e wi l l not
occ ur i n a p a r t i c u l ar in s t a l l ation. I f thi s e q u i pm e nt do e s ca u se h arm f u l in t e rf er ence t o
rad i o o r t e l ev i sion r ecept i o n , wh i c h ca n b e d e t erm i ned b y t u r n i n g t h e e q u i pm ent of f an d
on, th e u ser i s e nc o u r a g e d t o t ry t o c orre c t t h e i n t e r f e renc e by o n e o r m o r e of t h e
f o l l owi n g m easur e s :
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Cet éq u i p em en t a ét é t e st é e t j ug é co n f o r m e a ux l i m i t es s ’ a p p l i q uant à u n
appa r e i l num é r i q u e d e c l a s s e B, c onf orm ém ent à la P a r t i e 15 d e s
rég l e m e n t a t i ons d e l a F C C. C e s l i m i t e s o nt é t é é l a bo rées pour of f r i r u ne
pro t e c t i o n ra i son n a b l e c o n t r e l e s i n t erf er enc e s n uisi bl e s d a n s u n e i n stal l a t i o n
ré si d e n t i l l e .
Cet é q uipem en t g é n è r e , u t i l i ze e t p e u t ém et t r e d e l ’ é n er gi e d e f réq u e n ce r a d i o e t ,
s ’i l n ’ e st p a s i n stal l é et u til i ze c o nf or m é m e n t a u x i n s t r uct i o n s du f abri cant , peut
pro v oqu e r d e s i n t e rf ér enc e s d a n ger e u s e s pour l e s c omm uni c a t i ons r a d i o. T o u t e f o i s,
r i en n e ga r a n t i t l’abse n c e d ’i n t e r f é r e nc e s d a n s un e i n st al l ati o n p a r t i c ul i é r e. Si c e t
équi p e m e n t p r o v o q u e d e s i n t e rf ér ence s n u i si b l e s au n i v ea u d e l a r é c e ption r a d i o o u
t elev i sion , c e q u i p e u t é t r e d et erm i ne pa r l a m i s e h o r s, p ui s s o u s t ensi o n de
l ’équ i p m e n t , v o u s ét e s i nv i t e à e s sa y e r d e c o r ri g e r l e s i nter f e r e n c e s e n p r e gn an t l e s
m e sur e s s u iv a nte s:
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A ug m e n t e z l a d i st ance q u i s é par e l ’ é qui p e m e n t et l e r é c e pt e ur.
B ranc h e z l ’ é q ui p em ent à u n e p ri s e d ’u n c i r cui t d i f f ere n t d e c el ui auqu e l e s t
bra n c h é l e r éce p t e u r .
Consu l t e z le rev e ndeu r o u u n t e c hni c i a n r a di o/tel ev i sion e x p éri m ent é p o u r
obt eni r d e l ’ ai de.
Wa rn i n g !
Chan g e s or mo d i f i c a t i ons to thi s equi p m e n t no t e x p r e s sl y appr ov e d b y t h e pa r t y
r e spo n s i bl e f o r c om pl i an c e ( E l p a s S o l ut i o n s Lt d.) co ul d v o i d th e us e r ’ s a ut h or i t y
t o o p e r a t e the e q uipm e n t .
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t he E u r o p e a n P ar l i a m e n t a nd of the c o u n ci l of 9 M a r c h 199 9 .
EN 3 0 0 2 2 0, E N 3014 8 9 , E N 50130 - 4, E N 6 1 0 0 0 - 6 - 3, EN 6 0 9 5 0 - 1.
Product Warranty
El pa s Sol u t i o n s , L t d . ( E l p a s o r t h e C o m p a ny) , a n d i t s a f f i l i a t es, wa r r a n t s i t s p r o d uct s ( h er einaf t er ref err e d t o a s " t h e P r o d uct ”) t o b e f r e e o f d e f ect s i n m a t eri al s a n d w o r k m a n sh i p
unde r n o rmal o p e r ating c o n d i ti on s a n d u s e f o r a p e r i o d o f o ne ye a r f r o m t he d a t e o f s hi pm ent b y E l p a s. T h e Com pa n y ’ s o bl i g at i ons s h al l b e l i m i t e d wi t h i n t h e w ar r a n t y p eri o d , at
i t s op t i o n , t o r e p air or t o r e pl ac e t he d ef ec t i v e P r o duct or an y d e f e c tiv e c om ponen t or p a r t t h ereo f . To ex e rci s e t hi s war r a n t y , t h e p r o du c t mu s t b e r et ur ned t o t h e m a n u f a c t ur e r
f r eigh t p r e pai d and i n s u r e d.
T his wa r r a nty do e s n ot a p ply to r e p a i r s or rep l ac e m e n t c a u sed by i m p r o per in s t a l l ation , P r o d u c t m i su se, f ailur e t o f ol l o w i n s t a l l a t i on or o p e r ati ng in s t r u c t i ons, al t e r ati on, abuse ,
acc i d e n t , t am per i n g , r e p a i r by a n y o n e o t h e r t han E l p a s, e x t e r n al c a u s e s, and f a i l u re t o p erf orm r e q u i r e d p r e v e n t iv e m a i n t en an c e . T hi s w a r r a nt y a l s o d o e s n ot a p p l y t o a n y
pro d u c t s , a cc e ssor i e s, o r a t t a c h m e nt s use d i n c o nj u nc t i o n wi t h t h e P r o d uc t , i n c l u di n g b atte r i e s , w h i ch sh a l l b e c ov e re d so l e l y by th e i r o w n wa r r a n t i e s, if any . E l p a s shal l n ot be
l i abl e f o r a n y dam a g e o r l o s s wh a t s o e v e r , wh e t h e r dir ec t l y , i n d i r ect l y , i n c i d e nt al l y, co n s e q uent i a l l y o r other wi se, re sul t i n g f r om a m a l f u n ction o f t h e P r o du ct du e t o p r oduc t s ,
acc e sso r i e s , or att ac h m e n t s o f o t her s, i n c l u ding bat t eri e s , u s e d in c on j unc t i o n wi t h t he P r o d u c t .
ELP A S M AK ES NO E X PRE SS W A RRA N T IE S E X C E PT T H O S E STAT E D I N T H I S S T AT EME N T . E LPAS DI S C LAI M S A L L OTHE R WAR R A NTI E S , E X P RES S O R I MP LI E D , I N CLUD I N G
W I T HOUT LI M I T A T I O N IMP L I E D W A R RAN T I E S O F M ERC H A N T A BILI T Y A N D F I T N E SS F O R A P A RTICU L A R P U R POS E . E LP A S ’ S S O L E RES PONS I B I L I T Y F OR W A R R ANT Y
CLA I M S I S LI M ITED T O R E PAI R O R T O R EPL A C E AS SET F O R T H I N THI S S T A T EM ENT .
El pa s s h al l h a v e n o l i a b i l i t y f o r a ny de a t h, pe r so n a l i n j ury , p r o p ert y d a m a g e, o r o t h e r l o s s w h e t h er d i r e c t , i n d i r e c t , i n c i d e ntal , co n sequ e n t i a l , o r o t h e r wi s e, b a s e d o n a clai m t h at
t he P r o d u c t f a i l e d t o f u nct i on. H o wev e r, if El pa s i s h eld l i abl e , whet h e r d i r e ctly o r i n d i rec t l y , f o r a n y l o s s o r d am ag e ari s i n g u n d e r t h i s l i m i t ed warr a n t y o r o t h e r w i s e , r e g a rdl e s s of
cau s e o r o r i gi n, t h e c o m p a n y's m a x i m u m l i a bility s h al l b e l i m i t ed t o t h e p u r c h a s e p r i c e o f t he P r o d uct , wh i c h shal l b e f i x ed a s l i q u i dat e d d am a ges a n d n o t a s a p e n alty , a n d s h all
be t h e c o m plet e and e x c l u siv e l i abi l i t y o f Elpa s .
El pa s shal l not , u n d e r a n y circ um st a nc e s w h a t s oev e r, be l i abl e f or any i nac cur a c y , e r r o r of j u dgm e n t , d e f a ult, or n e g l i genc e o f El pa s , i t s empl o y e e s , o f f i c e r s, a g e n t s, o r a n y ot her
par t y , o r o f t h e p u r c h a ser o r u s er, a ri sing f rom a n y a s s i st anc e or c om m u ni cat i on o f an y k i n d r e g a r din g t he c o nf i gur ati o n, d e si gn, i n st allat i o n , o r c r e a t i o n o f s e c u ri ty syst e m
i nv o lvi ng t h e P rodu c t , t h a t bei n g t h e r e s p o n si b i l i t y of t he pu rcha s e r o r u s er. I f E l p a s i s un a bl e t o mak e s u c h r ep ai r or r e p l a c em en t , t h e c ompa n y ’ s e nti r e liab i l i t y shal l b e l i m i t e d to
t he c o s t o f a re a son a b l e s ubst i t u t e p r oduc t . El p a s s h all no t b e r e spon s i b l e f o r any d i s m a n t l i ng, i n s t a l l ation, r e i n st allat i o n , p urc h a si n g , s h i ppi ng, i n s u r a n c e, or a n y sim i l ar c h ar g e s.
El pa s s h a l l h av e no l i a bil i t y f or an y d a m a g e s, i n c l u di n g wi thou t l i m i t a t i on, any d i r e c t , i ndi r ect , i n c i d e nt al, sp e c i al , or c o n se q u e n t i a l dam a ge s , e x p e n se s, c o s t s , p rof i t s, l o st s a v i n g s
or ea r n i n g s, o r o t h e r d am ages a r i si n g ou t of th e u se of th e P r o d u c t or th e r em ov al , in st a l l a ti o n, rei n s t a l l ation, re p air o r r e p l acem en t o f t h e Pr od u c t o r a n y r e l a t e d ev e nts . I n t h e
ev e nt t h a t t here i s a n y l i abi l i t y a g ainst E l p a s , s uc h l i a b i l i t y shal l b e l i m i t ed t o t h e pur cha s e p r i c e of the P r o d u ct whi c h a m ou n t s h al l b e f i x e d a s l i q ui d at ed dam a ge s.
T he p u r c h a s er a nd u ser u n d e r st an d t hat t h i s P r o d u c t m ay b e c o m p r om i se d o r circum v e n t e d by i ntent i o n a l a ct s; t h at t h e P r o du ct wi l l not i n a l l c a s e s pr e v en t d e at h, per so n a l i n j ury ,
pro p e r t y d a m a ge, o r o t h e r l o s s r e su l t i n g f r om b ur g l a r y , r o b b ery , f i r e or other c a u s e s ; a n d t h at t he Pr odu c t w i l l n o t i n a l l c a s e s p r ov i d e a dequa t e w a r n i n g o r p rot ect i on. T h e
pur c h a s e r a n d u s e r a l s o u n d e r st and t h a t a pr op e r l y i n st al l ed a nd m ai nt a i n e d al ar m m a y r e d u ce t h e ri s k o f e v ent s suc h a s b ur gl ary , r o b ber y , a n d f i r e w i t h o ut w a r ning , b ut i t i s n ot
i n su r a n c e o r a guar a n t e e t hat s u c h e v e n ts w i l l n ot occ u r o r t h at t h e r e wil l be n o d e at h , pe r s o n al inj ury, prop e r t y d a m age , o r o t h e r l os s a s a r e s u l t of such e v ent s .
By p u r c h a si ng t h e P r oduc t , t h e p u r c h a s e r a n d u ser s h al l d e f e n d, i n d e m n i f y a n d h ol d E l p a s , i t s o f f i c er s , d i r e c t o r s, a f f il i ate s , s ub si diar i e s, a g e nt s, ser v ant s , em ploy e e s, and
aut hori z e d r e p r e s ent ati v e s harm l ess f r o m a n d a g ai n st a ny a nd a l l c l ai m s, sui t s, cost s, d am ages, and j udgm e n t s i n c u rred, c l a i m e d, o r s u s tai n e d wh e t h e r f o r d e a t h, p er sonal i njur y ,
pro p er t y dam age, o r o t h e r wi se, b e cause o f or i n a n y wa y re l a t e d to t he c onf i gura t i o n , de s i g n , in s t allat i on, o r cr e a ti o n o f a s e c ur i t y sy s t e m inv o lv i ng t he P r oduc t , and t he u s e ,
sal e , d i s t r i b uti o n, a n d i n stal l a t i o n o f t h e P r o d u ct, i n clud i n g p a y m ent of an y a n d al l at t orn e y ’ s f e e s, c o s t s , a n d ex p e n s e s i n c urred a s a resu l t o f a n y s uc h e v e n t s.
T he p u r c h a ser o r u s er sh o ul d f ol l o w t h e P r od uc t i n s t a l l ation a n d o pera t i o n i n s t r u c t i o n s an d t e st t h e P roduc t a n d t h e e nti r e s y s t e m at l e a s t o n c e e a ch we e k. F o r v a r i ou s r e a s o n s,
i ncl u d i n g b u t not l i m i t e d t o c h a n ges i n env i ron m e n t al c ondi t i o n s , e l ect r i c, e l ect r o n i c , o r e l ect rom a gnet i c d i s r u pti o n s, a nd t a m p e r i ng, t he P r o d u c t m a y not p erf orm a s e x p e c t e d. T h e
pur c h a s e r an d u s e r a r e adv i sed t o t a k e al l n e c e s s ar y pre c a u t i o n s f or t h e p r o t e ction a n d s af ety o f p e r s ons a n d p r o p er t y.
T his st a t e m e nt prov i d es c e r t a i n l e gal r i g h t s. Ot her r i g h t s m a y v a r y by s t a t e o r cou n t r y . U nd er c e r t a i n c i rcu m st a n c e s , s ome st a t e s o r c o unt r i e s m a y not al l o w e x c l u s i o n or l i m i t a tion
of i nci d e n t al or c o n s e q u ent i a l dam a ge s or i m pl i ed w ar rant i e s , s o t he ab o v e ex c l u s i ons m a y n ot a ppl y un de r t h o s e c i rc umst a n c e s and i n t h o s e st ate s o r c o u n tr i e s .
El pa s r e s e r v e s t he ri g ht t o m o d i f y t hi s st at em en t a t a n y t i m e, in i t s sol e d i s c r etion wi t hout n o t i c e t o any p ur c h a s e r o r u se r . H o w e v e r , thi s s t a t em en t s ha l l n o t b e m o di f i e d or v a ri ed
ex cep t b y El p a s i n w r i t i n g, a n d E l p a s d o e s n o t a u t h o rize a ny s i n gle i ndi v i d ual t o a c t o n i t s b e hal f t o m od i f y or v a r y t hi s s t at em en t . A n y q u e sti ons
abou t t h i s st atem e n t s h o uld b e d i r ect e d t o E l p a s.

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