Primex Wireless SNSE Emergency Lighting Controller User Manual
Primex Wireless, Inc. Emergency Lighting Controller
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Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide December 3, 2010 Part Number: SNSDOC-003 Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Contents Introduction .............................................................................................................................................3 Before You Begin....................................................................................................................................4 Scope of This Guide ...............................................................................................................................5 Reference Documentation .....................................................................................................................5 Electrical Systems Supported ...............................................................................................................6 Materials Required..................................................................................................................................6 Planning the Installation ........................................................................................................................8 New Fixture Installation Overview.........................................................................................................9 Retrofit Installation Overview ..............................................................................................................10 Emergency Light Controller.................................................................................................................11 Best Practices for Retrofitting an Emergency Light Fixture.............................................................13 Color Codes for AC/DC Power.............................................................................................................16 The ELC Emergency Light Fixture ......................................................................................................19 Installing the ELC Emergency Light Fixture ......................................................................................20 Configuring the Emergency Light Controller (ELC) ..........................................................................21 Using the AMP for Emergency Light Testing and Monitoring..........................................................23 Troubleshooting the Installation .........................................................................................................24 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Introduction The Emergency Light Monitoring Solution addresses the need to test battery operated emergency lights and combination exit signs for compliance with NFPA 101 regulations. Periodic and annual tests can be scheduled, performed, and monitored while all results are archived for future reference. This solution provides the following features: • Emergency Light monitoring via new fixtures or retrofit existing equipment • Remote/automated testing and monitoring for NFPA 101 compliance • Floor map display of Emergency Light location • Periodic or annual performance reports • Communication over Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g or Ethernet network interfaces Notices © Copyright 2011, Primex Wireless; all rights reserved. SNS and AMP are trademarks of Primex Wireless, Inc. Contact Primex Wireless Web: http://www.primexwireless.com/ Email: support@primexwireless.com United States Canada Telephone: (800) 537-0464 (800) 330-1459 Hours: 7:00am - 5:00pm Central 7:00am - 5:00pm Central Fax: (262) 248-0061 (905) 952-0134 Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Before You Begin Please read this document thoroughly before performing any installation or service procedures. Warning! TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DISCONNECT POWER SOURCE BEFORE PERFORMING ANY INSTALLATION OR SERVICE ACTIVITIES! PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS: • Installation and service procedure must be performed by qualified personnel • Make sure all work performed is in accordance with the National Electrical Code and any other local regulations. • This product is intended to be used in INDOOR applications only. Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Scope of This Guide This guide supports the SNS Emergency Light Controller (ELC), a component of the overall Emergency Light Monitoring solution. The ELC may be integrated with a customer’s existing emergency light fixtures or alternatively be pre-integrated into a light fixture from Primex Wireless (ELC Integrated Fixture). Installation of the ELC requires the expertise of a qualified electrician for wiring and mounting as well as a network technician for configuration of settings. This user guide will focus on: • ELC deployment into existing fixtures • Installation of an ELC Integrated Fixture • Network configuration of the ELC Reference Documentation During and after installation, please refer to the SNS Resource CD for complete SNS product documentation. Installation Task Document Install/configure AMP software • SNS System Installation and Network Admin Manual • Application Management Platform (AMP™) User Guide Version • Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide • SNS AMP User Guide for Emergency Light Monitoring • Application Management Platform (AMP™) User Guide Version Auto-configuration of ELC Install new or retrofit Emergency Light fixture with ELC integrated Manual testing of ELC Automated testing of ELC Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Electrical Systems Supported The Emergency Light Controller (ELC) and associated products are intended to be used with the following input voltages: • 120 VAC • 220 VAC • 277 VAC Materials Required You need the following materials to perform procedures described in this document. 1. Pliers (Needle Nose/Side Cutting) 2. Wire strippers and cutters 3. Screwdriver-Standard 4. Screwdriver-Phillips 5. Adjustable wrench 6. Electrical tape 7. Wire Connection set (various wire connectors) 8. Multi-meter 9. Drill 10. Knock-out Set Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Compatible Light Fixture Note: Make sure any Emergency Lighting fixture is compatible with the ELC both electrically and in terms of space to accommodate wiring. • Battery voltage between 4.5 VDC and 38 VDC • Maximum current draw of 5 AMPS • Fixture must use incandescent bulbs • Adequate space for ELC shaft and associated wiring to complete installation Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Planning the Installation Planning the installation of Emergency Light installation must take into consideration several factors: 1. Installation of AMP software (covered in the “SNS System Install and Admin Manual”) 2. Configuration of Emergency Light Controllers (ELC) 3. Installation of new Emergency Light fixtures (if required) 4. Retrofitting of existing Emergency Light fixtures (if required) Installation Phase Planning Process Step 1. Complete Installation Planning Checklist None 2. Identify EM fixtures to be retro-fitted Vendor documentation for specific EM fixtures 3. Identify new ELC light fixtures to be installed. Installation of Hardware and Software Comments/Documentation 1. Install new AMP server designed specifically for the Alpha/Beta test. • Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide 1. Install new AMP partition/VMware Virtual AMP 2. DO NOT use a customer’s existing AMP server for Alpha/Beta test. 2. Major AMP installation tasks include: Configure Emergency Light Fixtures Test the System • Installing software • Configuring network parameters • Setting up Auto-Config 1. Use AMP software or wireless laptop 1. Run Emergency Light tests: • Check operation of lights • Check operation on AMP • SNS System Installation and Network Admin Manual • Application Management Platform (AMP™) User Guide Version • Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide • Vendor documentation for specific EM fixtures • SNS AMP User Guide for Emergency Light Monitoring Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide New Fixture Installation Overview The following is a basic workflow for new Emergency Light fixture installation. AMP Software Installation AMP software must be installed prior to retrofitting existing Emergency Light fixtures ELC Configuration It is highly recommended that you configure the ELC prior to physically mounting the fixture. Physically Mount Emergency Light Fixture Physically mount the Emergency Light fixture at its intended location. Apply AC Power Apply AC power to the light fixture when all connections have been made Setup Test and Monitoring on AMP Software Setup AMP software for periodic/annual testing. The AMP software also monitoring the Emergency Light system for bulb failures, current, and other parameters. Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Retrofit Installation Overview The following is a basic workflow for retrofitting existing Emergency Light fixtures with the Emergency Light Controller (ELC). AMP Software Installation AMP software must be installed prior to retrofitting existing Emergency Light fixtures ELC Configuration It is highly recommended that you configure the ELC prior to physically mounting the fixture. Physically Mount Emergency Light Fixture Physically mount the Emergency Light fixture at its intended location. Integrate ELC Into Existing Light Fixture For retrofit scenarios, integrate the ELC into the existing light fixture. Apply AC Power Apply AC power to the light fixture when all connections are completed. Setup Test and Monitoring on AMP Software Setup AMP software for periodic/annual testing. The AMP software also monitoring the Emergency Light system for bulb failures, current, and other parameters. 10 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Controller The Emergency Light Controller is a major component of the overall Emergency Light Monitoring solution. The ELC may be integrated with a customer’s existing emergency light fixtures or alternatively be pre-integrated into a light fixture from Primex Wireless (ELC Integrated Fixture). The Emergency Light Controller (ELC) is a device that is physically connected to an Emergency Light fixture. Figure 1: Emergency Light Controller ELC ITEM FUNCTION LED Visual indicator of ELC operating mode. Button Used to select ELC operating modes/test states. The button is used in conjunction with the LED to select modes/test states. RJ-45 Connector Ethernet network interface – used for interface to a wired network and device configuration. 11 Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Emergency Light Controller (ELC) Specifications 1. The physical dimensions of the ELC case are as follows L = 4.0 inches W = 3.16 inches H = 1.37 inches Diameter of ELC Shaft = .75 inches Figure 2: ELC Physical Dimension Figure 3: ELC Wires 12 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Best Practices for Retrofitting an Emergency Light Fixture The “ELC” (Emergency Light Controller) is positioned between emergency light power and emergency light fixtures. In many cases, it must be integrated by removing an existing fixture and wiring in the ELC. Consider the following before attempting a retrofit of an existing Emergency Light fixture: 1. Determine the best location on the light fixture to mount the ELC. (Refer to “Mounting the ELC onto an Existing Light Fixture”) 2. Correctly identify the AC and DC power wires of the ELC and fixture 3. Make sure the fixture is in good working condition. 4. Make sure the light fixture has sufficient space in its case to accommodate the shaft of the ELC and its associated wires. 5. Ensure that the installation of the ELC does not interfere with or obstruct wires or batteries in the light fixture case. 6. If a suitable knock-out is available, identify it and use whatever tools are necessary to remove it. Warning! TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT DRILL INTO LIGHT FIXUTRE WIRING OR BATTERY! 7. If drilling is required, use an appropriate drill bit, drill hole in the case if needed to insert the threaded end of the ELC unit. Note that the positioning of the device is critical if it is desired to have access to the button, as well as view of the LED. 8. After necessary hole is found, place the plastic washer on the threaded shaft of the ELC unit, insert ELC unit into the hole and use the plastic nut to secure into place. 9. The ELC should face forward from whatever mounting position you select. This is to ensure that the green power LED is visible for inspection. Note: Order of operations – will need to actually find /create the hole and secure the ELC unit before making the electrical connections. 13 Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Mounting the ELC onto an Existing Light Fixture The Emergency Light Controller (ELC) can be mounted on the side of an emergency light fixture or an exit sign. Perform the following basic steps to mount an ELC to a light fixture or exit sign: 1. Disconnect AC power from the emergency light fixture or exit sign. 2. Open the unit to gain access to its inside compartment. 3. Either drill a hole or remove a knock-out for mounting the ELC. 4. Make sure the mounting of the ELC does not interfere with the unit’s internal wiring or battery. 5. Place the threaded shaft into the hole and secure with provided hardware. NOTE: The Emergency Light Controller (ELC) must face forward when mounted to an Emergency Light fixture (as shown in the figure below). The LED and button should face the same direction as the bulbs on the fixture. Figure 4: Top Mounting the ELC 14 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Figure 5: Side Mounting the ELC 15 Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Color Codes for AC/DC Power The Emergency Light Controller (ELC) is wired between AC power and an Emergency Light fixture. Figure 6: ELC Wiring It is very important for the person performing the retrofit to understand the color coding of the wires and which ones are AC and DC. Refer to the following table to gain an understanding of the color code of the ELC. Emergency Light Controller (ELC) Wires AC Wire Color Code White Neutral Black Line In Brown Line Out DC Wire Color Code Red DC In Violet DC Out Blue DC Ground 16 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide AC Power Connections from the ELC Note: The AC connections from the ELC unit will not have connectors. They will need to be connected via wire nuts (or similar means) to provide necessary connection. Perform the following steps to connect AC power from the ELC to an existing Emergency Light fixture: 1. Neutral (white in this example) – gets connected to the neutral AC connection that exists on the emergency light. Note that this is usually white in color; please refer to user manual provided with the emergency light to verify. 2. Line In (black in this example) – gets connected to the Line AC connection that exists on the emergency light (coming from the existing building electrical wiring). Note that this is usually black (US) in color; please refer to building electrician to verify. 3. Line Out (brown in this example) – gets connected to the line connection that exists on the emergency light. Note that this is commonly black in color (120V) or orange (if using 277V); please refer to user manual provided with the emergency light to verify. DC Power Connections from the ELC Perform the following steps to connect DC power from the ELC to an existing Emergency Light fixture: 1. DC In (red in this example) – gets connected to the positive battery connection in the existing emergency light. 2. DC Out (Violet in this example)-gets connected from the ELC to the Regulator Board on a light fixture. 3. DC Ground (Blue in this example) – gets connected to the ground side of a light fixture. 17 Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Wiring on the ELC The following graphic depicts before and after AC/DC wiring of the Emergency Light Controller (ELC). Before Integration of ELC in Light Fixture After Integration of ELC in Light Fixture 18 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide The ELC Emergency Light Fixture Primex Wireless offers a line of Emergency Light fixtures with the ELC pre-integrated and ready for installation. Available in standard fixture format and a combination emergency light / exit sign, these units require no modification prior to deployment. Figure 7: ELC Emergency Light Fixture The ELC Emergency Light Fixture has the following specifications: ELC Emergency Light Fixture Features Housing Snap-Together design Letters 6” high with ¾ stroke Eyeball shape light heads Mounting Wall, side, or ceiling mounting Lightweight design Housing snaps to canopy (for ceiling mount applications) Electrical 120/277 VAC Low power consumption: LED indicator light and push-button test switch 2.3 watts Battery Lead-Calcium Battery 24 hours recharge after 90 minute discharge 19 Certain lights will disconnect from the battery when battery voltage falls below a specific threshold. Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Installing the ELC Emergency Light Fixture Perform the following steps to install the ELC Emergency Light Fixture: 1. Physically mount the ELC Emergency Light fixture 2. Apply AC power to the unit. 3. Remove case to gain access to the fixture’s wiring. 4. The unit comes with the “red” lead disconnected from the battery. 5. Connect the “red” wire to the positive terminal of the battery on the ELC fixture. 6. Test light for functionality Figure 8: The ELC Emergency Light Fixture 20 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Configuring the Emergency Light Controller (ELC) There are several factors to consider when configuring the Emergency Light Controller (ELC): Issue Implications Retro fit an existing light fixture Installing new light fixture with ELC integrated Interfacing to an Ethernet (wired) network Interfacing to a wireless network Configure ELC before or after physically mounting a light fixture Auto-Configuration: a) Connect to a network (wired Ethernet) b) Connect to a wireless network c) Discovery and Auto-Configuration d) Disconnect Power Supply Manual Configuration: a) Connect ELC to laptop via cable b) Place ELC in Configuration mode c) Configure network settings (wired or wireless) d) Disconnect Power Supply 21 • Light fixture compatibility with ELC • Configure before you mount fixture • Configure ELC before mounting • Wired or Wireless network Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring ELC Modes of Operation The Emergency Light Controller (ELC) has several modes of operation. The following button sequences will manually control the ELC from the unit itself (without using SNS software). It will work with the LED to signify ELC modes of operation. User presses the ELC button Mode of Operation Press the button (1X) Check in with the AMP; LED = flash 1x then wait for a second, flash 1x . Press the button (2X) Periodic test; LED = flash 2x then wait for a second, flash 2x. Annual test; LED = flash 3x then wait for a second, flash 3x. Press the button (3X) Press the button (4X) Calibration (24 hour hang); LED = flash 4x then wait for a second, flash 4x. Configuration Mode Press and hold the button for 5 seconds Important Notes Make note of the following when manually configuring the Emergency Light Controller (ELC): • If the user hits the button during any of these tests, the test will be cancelled. However, unit will check-in to the SNS AMP server. • There is a 1 second timeout between button presses (so user has up to 1 second to press the button again) to advance in the selection menu. If that second elapses, start the state that is currently selected. • If the user continues to try and cycle through the menu after all options are exhausted, the ELC returns to normal operation and gives user a visual indication that there was an issue (ran out of options, returning to normal operation). • To enter configuration mode: press and hold for 5 seconds 22 Emergency Light Monitoring Installation and User Guide Using the AMP for Emergency Light Testing and Monitoring Once an Emergency Light fixture is on a network and recognized by AMP software, you can perform the following tasks: • Add a new Emergency Light to the system • Assign Emergency Lights to specific groups (5th floor lights, cafeteria lights etc). • Configure tests for Emergency Lights • View Emergency Lights status • Generate Emergency Light test history • View Emergency Light network connection history • View Emergency Lights through a floor plan template For additional information on testing and monitoring Emergency Lights, please refer to the “AMP User Guide for Emergency Lights”. 23 Installation and User Guide Emergency Light Monitoring Troubleshooting the Installation If you have issues during installation, please refer to the following table: Troubleshooting Issue Possible Resolution Lamps on light fixture do not illuminate during test 1. Improper wiring 2. Bulb burned out Cannot access the AMP server 1. Check network interface (wired/wireless) LED on ELC does not illuminate 2. Check power to ELC No test data/monitoring data on SNS AMP 1. Check network interface (wired/wireless) 2. Defective ELC Light fixture provides less than 8 hours of emergency lighting during test. 1. Improper charging of batteries 2. Faulty batteries 24
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