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- sirennet.com/whccsrn36.html The Whelen CenCom Sapphire Siren and Light Control System delivers what you have been asking for in a sleeker, tougher, and more advanced design. The CCSRN36 comes with a 3 Section Control Head that has 8-Push Buttons, a 4-Position Slide Switch, a 7-Position Rotary Knob, plus Manual, Airhorn and 3 Traffic Advisor Switches. The CenCom Sapphire adds an integrated WeCan serial port for connecting your Whelen WeCan series lightbar directly to the Amplifier Control Module. No more bulky wires and secondary boxes to contend with. Just plug in and go!
Indicator LEDs have been added to each output creating a simple, way to troubleshoot shorted or broken connections in your vehicle's wiring. Fuses and connections are easily accessible without having to use any tools or remove any covers. All high current outputs are fused for your convenience.
New, heavy-duty power and output connectors can handle rough treatment without damage or accidental disengagement and are easily accessible on the front face of the Amplifier Control Module. Configuration programming is easier than ever with newly redesigned CenCom Sapphire software. CenCom Sapphire retains the highly regarded simplicity of our previous CenCom software, with new features and added flexibility; including the ability to configure your Whelen WeCan lightbar!
Features:
Control your warning lights, siren and Traffic Advisor functions from a single keypad.
Solid-state outputs: one 40-Amp, two 20-Amp, four 10-Amp, and four 250-milliAmp.
Relay output: one 10-Amp Dry Contact Relay.
Lightbar: 1 Phoenix style connector for a WeCan Series lightbar.
Four positive or ground activated inputs, including a horn ring input.
NEW models include input expansion module for additional 8 positive or negative inputs (12 total).
Easy to configure using the included CenCom Sapphire Windows application.
Configured programs may be extracted, modified and stored for ease of service and reuse.
A USB port on the Amplifier Control Module provides easy access for programming. The control head need not be connected for programming.
Each button is individually customizable for numerous button types (Press on/Press off, momentary, etc).
Control head backlighting can be easily turned on or off for high visibility on patrol or blacked out for discrete night operations.
Brightly backlit push-buttons include standard function labels to choose from.
Rugged, aluminum-housed Amplifier Control Module is field-serviceable with easy access to fuses and connections.
Operates one or two 100-Watt siren speakers.
PA microphone with plug-in connector and 20 foot microphone cable are included (except with hand held models).
Includes all pigtails and connectors.
Rugged CAT-5 cable connects the control head to the Amplifier Control Module.
Meets or exceeds all applicable SAE, California Title XIII and NFPA requirements with various Whelen speakers.
GENERAL ELECTRICAL AND PHYSICAL DATA:
Input Voltage: 12.5VDC +/- 20% (negative ground only)
Main Input Current: 80 Amps Max.
Standby Current: 100NA
Operating Temp: -30C to +60C
Storage Temp: -40C to +70C
Humidity: 99% (Noncondensing)
Siren/Amp Module:
Wail - 725 to 1600 Hz - 12 cycles/min.
Yelp - 725 to 1600 Hz - 180 cycles/min.
Piercer - 725 to 1600 Hz - 800 cycles/min.
Hi/Low - 550 to 650 Hz - 60 cycles/min.
Airhorn - Composite Constant
Audio Bandwidth - @25 Watts, 300 to 10000 Hz +/- 3db
Distortion - @25 Watts @1KHz, 1% Maximum
Output Voltage - @15VDC @11ohms, 24Vrms Maximum
Speaker Impedance - 5.5 Ohms Minimum
Outlet Current:
Outlet #1 - 40 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #2 - 20 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #3 - 20 Amps Max. (fused)
Note: Total of Outlets 1, 2, 3 should not exceed 50 Amps.
Outlet #4 - 10 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #5 - 10 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #6 - 10 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #7 - 10 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #8 - 10 Amps Max. (fused)
Note: Total of Outlets 4 - 8 should not exceed 50 Amps.
Outlet #9 - 0.25 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #10 - 0.25 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #11 - 0.25 Amps Max. (fused)
Outlet #12 (horn relay) - 0.25 Amps Max. (fused)
Dimensions:
Siren/Amp: 8-1/4" (210mm) W x 6-3/4" (171mm) D x 3-1/8" (79mm) H.
Control Panel: 6-7/8" (174mm) W x 3-1/2" (89mm) D x 1-15/16" (33mm) H.
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replying after 8 years, legend.
Do you sell spare parts? If something goes missing? As in the the position rocker switch?
Can you guys show or explain how to wire additional lights to the cencom, I have a Liberty II WC and wiring was super simple, but I am struggling to figure out how to wire a fusion 600 light stick, 2 mpower fascia lights, and soundoff ultralite stick. Once they are wired how do I program them in the software for example when I press my flood light switch, the Liberty II goes into flood mode, I want my 600 series fusion light stick to go into flood mode as well. Thanks for the help!
It'd be a lot of typing to explain how it's done :) If you haven't already, we'd suggest getting in touch with Whelen's Technical Service department & asking for help with software. They can be reach at (860) 526-9504.
Is there a way to dim the backlight buttons on the control head? They are really bright at night.
+James Fischetti You can adjust the Backlight brightness. When you're in the Cencom Programmer, right click on the button(s). You'll then see "back-light intensity".
is there anyway to black out the control head without reprogramming? the display is very bright (almost too) bright at night.
The back lighting can be adjusted in the programming software. This is the only way to do it unfortunately.
ok so say you have hidaway lights an ion tag mount lights an you put them on steady burn an hook them up to this sapphire can you programm the sapphire to flash them in anyway or in any pattern you want
CenCom Sapphire's don't allow for Light-head Flash Pattern programming. For that you'd need to use Whelen's CarBide or CORE Controller.
How do you get the PA to work I have the unit powered up and tones all work but no sound when I push the PTT button on mic.
Hi Kyle. Have you tried adjusting the PA volume? It might be turned all the way down.
For volume adjusting you'll want to locate the PA adjustment potentiometer on the right side of the
CenCom module. Using a small, flat-blade screwdriver, set the
potentiometer to its middle position. With the CenCom system on,
activate the PTT (Push To Talk) feature on the optional microphone.
Adjust the potentiometer until a satisfactory PA volume level is achieved
using a normal speaking voice.
If this doesn't yield any results please let us know.
How is the Break Light Disable function work? Is their a system for it?
The Whelen Cencoms do not offer a "Black-out" function for disabling the rear tail/brake lights. Some manufactures offer an add-on Module for "Black-out", however, most of the new 2014/15 Vehicles do not allow for deactivated brake/tail lights.
SIRENNET hi .can you help me with cc gold flash button.how to get same output as show on the keypad controller when it push
thanks
What USB data cable to I use from my laptop to the control box to download my lightbar patterns and such?
With a CenCom Sapphire you'll want to use a USB 2.0 Printer Type Cable - A-Male to B-Male.
How can LED headlights wig-wag? Our emergencyehicle's LED headlights have a cooling fan which operates when the LED is turned on. The fan is connected to the LED wire internally, not through a wire from the plug.
Inrush currento theadlight fan may damage it from being turned ON and OFF constantly.
Any recommendations?
Thank you.
Are they a factory/OEM headlight or do they have after-market LED bulbs?
@@SIRENNET Thank you. 2016 Letsuck RX350 LED headlights. Cannot replace justhe LED. Must replace the whole *$2081.66* headlight if the LED fails.
No access. Would have to cut into theadlight fixture.
(Apparently one LED. For high beam, something which blocks part of the LED's light is moved out of the beam.)
Wilhave to mount white LED lights behind the grill.
@@robertgift Definitely stay away from trying to do anything with the headlights. Trying to wire in an LED flasher will just cause issues. For the grille Whelen ION's or Micron's would look great! They should fit in nicely ;)
@@SIRENNET Thank you. Yes,hall not mess witheadlights.
Will Feniex Lighting work with the CenCom.
It will.
Is the cencom programing possible with a macbook
+Eddie CALI If you have the application on your Macbook to run a Windows program, then yes you sure can.
Siren wattage? This unit hasame siren output wires for one or two speakers. Other sirens have 100 watt and 200 watt connections. Thank you.
It operates one or two 100watt speakers. As far as the harness goes, there are two wires, if you're using two speakers, they'll both splice together.
@@SIRENNET Thank you. How does the same output do 100 or 200 watts?
Normally *[Com] [[100]]* [200] for one 100-Watt driver. Connect *[Com]* [100] *[[200]]* for two speakers.
Or is this notruly 200 Watts because it may burn out a single 100-Watt driver?
@@robertgiftWith 2-speakers it's putting out 200watts. The internals won't harm a single speaker. It's very common place to use a single 100watt speaker with these.
@@SIRENNET Thank you.
With my engineering background, I'd like to khow a supposed 200-Watt output does not burn out a 100-Watt driver.
Every electronic siren I havever connected had 100 and 200 Wattaps.
Our spare Whelen siren has *[com] [100] [200]* terminals.
(Does Whelen state anywhere thathis unit is 200-Watts? If not, I suspect it is not really 200 Watts.)
This can control a Federal Signal Integrity lightbar??
Definitely :)
Is there a way to tone down the siren and lights
An inline resistor can be used to lower the siren tone output. You can't make any changes to the intensity of lighting unless it has a low-power mode / trigger wire. Reducing voltage won't reduce output.
Would it be possible to do a video to show how to hard wire a set of sho-me slim lights to a single flipswitch? I have a set of them but for the life of me I have no clue how to set them up. And hardworking anything is all Greek to me. I'd also like to buy a set of miro then strob lights and some white strobes for the blinkers but I never did cause I have no clue how to hard wire anything.
Brandon Hess Hi Brandon... What is the Part Number of the Able2 Lights that you have? We'll see if we have any on-hand that we can use to assist you.
their 11.8600p sho-me slim lights.
+Brandon Hess Thank You for the Part Number. We'll see what we can put together.
K thanks. Feel free to email me when you get the video done. Bhess199615@gmail.com
What's the radio rebroadcast so-posed todo? I've heard of it.
Brandon Hess Radio rebroadcast allows the in-Vehicle Radios to broadcast through the Siren Speaker(s).
oh ok thanks
This shit is too confusing.
I'll just stick my Feniex 4200 mini.
Simple but effective