Fire Equipment Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel Alarm Systems

Product Description

Installation Instructions

 

THIS EQUIPMENT MUST ONLY BE INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED BY A SUITAYBLY SKILLED AND TECHNICALLY COMPETENT

PERSON. THIS EQUIPMENT IS A PIECE OF CLASS 1 EQUIPMENT AND MUST BE EARTHED.

DO NOT CHANGE ANY PANEL CONNECTIONS WITH THE PANEL'S POWER APPLIED(MAINS OR BATTERY POWER).

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

All cables must be installed in accordance with all applicable national, regional or local standards. In the UK this is BS 7671 IEE Wiring

Regulations and BS 5839-1, Fire detection and alarm systems for buildings: Code of practice for system design, installation and maintenance.

Fire resistant, screened cable should be used throughout the installation and Mains wiring should be segregated from extra low voltage field

wiring.

For PERMANENTLY CONNECTED equipment, a readily accessible disconnect device shall

be incorporated external to the equipment.

The general requirement for the Mains supply to the panel is fixed wiring, using 3 core

cable, (no less than 1mm² and no more than 2.5mm²), or a suitable three conductor

system fed from an isolating switched fused spur, fused at 3A. The Mains supply must

be exclusive to the panel.

HINT. As an alternative to a switched

fused spur, a double pole isolating

device (B) may be used in the Mains

feed from the Main Distribution

Board (A) to the panel (C), providing

it meets the appropriate wiring

TESTING THE PANEL

When testing the panel with the panel lid open, always isolate the Mains and disconnect the batteries. The panel can be

tested before connecting field wiring. If testing before installation, ensure the end-of-line resistors are fitted in the panel's

sounder and detector terminal blocks.

Position and connect two suitable 12V batteries in the panel as shown in Fig 3 and Fig 4 (page 1). When the batteries are

connected, the BATTER/POWER SUPPLY FAULT indicator will light and the warning beeper will sound. Connect the Mains wiring

and turn the Mains supply on. The MAINS ON indicator will light, the BATTERY/POWER SUPPLY FAULT indicator will go out and

the warning beeper will silence (providing the batteries are not flat).

WITH THE KEYSWITCH AT NORMAL POSITION

The MAINS ON indicator is lit. No other indicators are lit. No sounders are active. The push buttons are inoperative.

TURN THE KEYSWITCH TO ARM CONTROLS POSITION

Note: None of the panel's push buttons are operative unless the key switch is in the ARM CONTROLS position.

Press RESET. The ZONE FAULT and internal OPEN CIRCUIT FAULT indicators will light and the warning beeper will sound. The

MAINS ON indicator will remain lit. All the other indicators will NOT light. Release the push buttons and the panel will return to

normal.

TEST THE POWER SUPPLY MONITORING CIRCUIT

Switch off the Mains. The BATTERY/POWER SUPPLY FAULT indicator will light, the MAINS ON indicator will extinguish, and the

warning beeper will sound. Press SLIENCE ALARM/FAULT SOUNDERS and the warning beeper will silence but the

BATTERY/POWER SUPPLY FAULT indicator will remain lit. Reconnect the Mains and after a short time the panel will revert to

normal.

Disconnect the battery. THE BATTERY/ POWER SUPPLY FAULT indicator will light and the warning beeper will sound. Reconnect

the battery and after a short time the panel will revert to normal (i.e. only the MAINS ON indicator light on). Note: This test

should be carried out with a set of new and fully charged batteries - deteriorated cells will show a fault even when connected

and charged up.

TEST THE SOUNDER MONITORING CIRCUITS

DO NOT carry out this test with the ZONE FIRE indicator lit as sounder fuses F1 & F2 could blow. Ensure the end -of-line resistor

is connected across each of the sounder circuits on terminals 1 & 2, 3 & 4. Short the sounder terminals 1&2. The SOUNDER

FAULT indicator will light and the warning beeper will sound.

Press SILENCE ALARM/FAULT SOUNDERS and the warning beeper will silence but the SOUNDER FAULT indicator will stay on.

Remove the short and the panel will revert to normal. Open circuit the sounder terminals 3 & 4 by disconnecting one leg of the

end-of-line resistor. The SOUNDER FAULT indicator will light and the warning beeper will sound. Press SILENCE ALARM/FAULT

SOUNDERS and the warning beeper will silence but the SOUNDER FAULT indicator will stay on. Remake the circuit and the panel

will revert to normal.

TEST THE DETECTOR MONITORING CIRCUIT

Make sure an end-of-line device (EOLD) is connected across the zone circuit terminals. The EOLD would either be a Resistor or

Electronic Monitoring Unit (EMU) and associated Panel Module depending on the installation. Refer to Fig 5 (page 1) & EMU

instruction for connections.

The following four conditions can exist on the detector monitoring circuit:

1. Normal Condition: Current flows round the detector loop via the EOLD to monitor the wiring.

2. Open Circuit Fault: The wiring is broken at some point and the monitoring current can't flow through the EOLD.

When the wire connection is ok,and the control panel reports an open fault, you can adjust the potentiometer (VR1) to adjust

the voltage of zone.

3. Short Circuit Fault: A short circuit exists at some point and too much monitoring current flows.

4. Fire Condition: A partial short exists and the monitoring current increases but not enough to show a short circuit fault. Most

smoke detectors make a partial short when they are triggered but manual call points and other normally open switches need to

have 470 or 680Ω resistors connected in series in order to give a partial short. (Check-Resistor may be built into the Call Point -

see Fig 5, page 1.)

OPEN CIRCUIT FAULT TEST

Open circuit the zone circuit terminals by disconnecting one wire of the EOLD. The ZONE FAULT indicator and internal OPEN

CIRCUIT FAULT indicator will light. The warning beeper will also sound. Press SILENCE ALARM/FAULT SOUNDERS and the

warning beeper will silence but the indicators will stay on. Reconnect the EOLD and the panel will revert to normal.

SHORT CIRCUIT FAULT TEST

Short circuit the zone circuit terminals. The ZONE FAULT indicator and internal SHORT CIRCUIT FAULT indicator will light. The

warning beeper will also sound. Press SILENCE ALARM/FAULT SOUNDERS and the warning beeper will silence but the indicators

will stay on. Remove the short and the panel will revert to normal.

2/4FIRE CONDITION

Simulate a Fire condition by connecting and activating a Manual Call Point, or by fitting a 470 to 680Ω resistor across terminals

of ZONE. The sounder outputs will operate. The ZONE FIRE indicator will light and the warning beeper will sound. Press SILENCE

ALARM/FAULT SOUNDERS. The sounder outputs will return to normal but the ZONE FIRE indicator will still be lit and the

warning beeper will still sound. Press RESET and the panel will go back into alarm as the Fire condition is still present. Remove

the Fire condition from the detector loop. Press SILENCE ALARM/FAULT SOUNDERS, then RESET, and the panel reverts to

normal.

EXTERNAL INDICATORS 

• Reset / Resound / Test Zone Lamps 

• Evacuate 

• Silence Alarm Sounders 

• Silence Fault Sounders
 

INTERNAL INDICATORS 

• Open circuit zone fault 

• Short circuit zone fault 

• Zone isolate 

• Engineer test selected

OUTPUTS

Two sounder circuits (alarm relay contacts can be obtained by connecting a relay to a sounder circuit)

Ancillary connections for expansion modules will allow the following:

1.Repeater panels

2.Multiple sounder outputs

3.Connection to landlord panel
 

Input Voltage	AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
Internal Power Supply	DC 30V 3A
Total Output Current	≤200mA @ 220V
Chipset	32-bit Micro processor
Zone	1-8 Zone(s)
Max Number of Smoke Detector per Zone	20-25 pcs

 

Capacity	High EMI Immunity
Backup Battery	DC 12V/2.2AH * 2 (not include)
Dimension	325x265x100mm
Operating Temperature	0ºC ~ +50ºC
Weight(Without battery)	2700g
Material	Iron