UTC Fire and Security 43 Wireless Smoke Detector User Manual 59669
UTC Fire & Security B.V. Wireless Smoke Detector 59669
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Mm}? Mflwm Intertek Testing Services EXHIBIT 7 INSTRUCTION MANUAL FCC ID: A7943 Intertek Testing Services 7.0 Instruction Manual Attached is a preliminary copy of the Instruction Manual. The following information will be included in the next revision of the manual: “This device complies with Par! 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation." “Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Senlrol, Inc, could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.” This manual will be provided to the end-user with each unit sold/leased in the United States. FCC ID: A7943 23 Sec: SLNTROL 503 69' SENTROL Wireless GENERAL INFORMATION Yhe Sentrol 4300 Series smoke detector is designed for use with the Sentrol 4000 Series Wireless System and compatible ZX Control sold separately. The 4300 Series provides the following lectures: Diagn atlc mode allows you to check the detector's sensitivity with the Alarm/Diagnostic LED Low current operation allows the detector to run on two lithium batteries (included) tor up to 5 years Clo-"Ma” Salt-dilunoatlca monitor! its own sensitiwry and operational status. It the detector drifts out at the UL listed sensitivtty range or tails internal diagnostics, it extinguishes its LED and sends a trouble Signal to the control panel as required by NFPA 72 Built-In drltt compenltatlon automatically adiusts sensitivity up to t own to compensate tor dust and dirt buildup Optional ban tamper sends a trouble signal to the control panel when the detector is removed tram its mounting base. Optional asue temporal sounder provides additional protection With a sounder that protects an ANSI tempo ral rhythm until smoke has cleared or the detector Tesl/ Silence button is pressed. Optional integrated llxad 135‘F temperature and rate at rlae heat detector otters double protection Either the heat detector or smoke detector trips alarm transmit» tar and internal sounden Optional Iaolated tlud temperature and rat- oi rtla heat detector provides an ideal smoke detector tor kitchens and hotel/ motel/donnitory rooms where smelting is allowed. The 'smolte‘ detector only activates the internal soundarflocal alarm) but does not transmit an alarm to the control The independent “heat" detector activates the LED and alarm transmitter. Optional low temperature supervision sends a low temperature supervtsion signal when the ambient temperature around the detector reaches approlimataly 43°F (8°C), Seeerale transmitter signal (second transmitter address lD) is assigned to a Critical Condi- tion monitoring zone. TRANSMITTED SIGNAL OUTPUTS Depending on Rte modelr the 4300 Series transmits the tollowing signals to the control panel“ - Alarm (all models) - Alarm restore (all models) - Tamper (models With tamper) - Low battery (all models) —‘ - CleanMe‘ (all models) ’ - Maintenance alert (all models) - Superwsory (all models) . [mu ran-pent. . lnpaminnry (mum. ..‘io‘ law temperature supervision) 7566; res l'i159AVl;Jetfix r5A4;.=age 2/6 07‘2 10300 Seriex Wireleu Smoke Detector ow“. ulna-i ml unimi i-m rum "not Yen/Silvie- Bullw AiaimrD-aqnastc LEO Figure 1 SELECTING A LOCA‘HON Selecting a suitable location is critical to the operation at smoke detectors. Consult the Local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) and NFPA 72 tor specific installation intormation regarding smoke detector spacing, placement, and spemal applications The 4300 series can be mounted on ceilings or walls. Use the lollowtng guidelines to select a suitable location lor the smoke detector: - Locate ceiling-mounted smoke detectors in the center at a room or halhuay at least 4 inches irom any walls or partitions. - Locate wall-mounted smoke detectors so the top oi the detector is G to t2 inches below the ceiling. - Locate In a suitable anvuonment as lotlows: - Temperature between 40°F and IUO‘F - Humidity hatwem D and 95% non-condensing - Locate away tron-i air conditioners, heating registers and any other ventilation source that may intenere with smoke entering the detector - Mount smoke detectors on a firm permanent surtace. Sent 37: SEV'HCL 503 591 seam lln Figure 2 INSTALLING THE DETECTOR 1. Observing proper polertty. insert the two Lithium oetteries provided into the detector battery compan- mont Record the seven digit ID address item the label on the backside of the detector. If you are using the Base Tamper. break cit the locking lab on the mounting base and remove the knockout on the detector as shown in Figure 2. Using the two screws and anchors provided. mount the case The base may be mounted directly to standard single-gang, J-inch round, or 4-irich oaego- nal electrical boxes. Base may also be mounted without eIectncal boxes it approved by the AH) or it codes allow. Attach the detector to the mounting base as totlows: - Line up the raised tat: on the lip oi the detector With the slot on the lip oi the mounting base. See Figure 3. -lnsert the smoke detector into the base and turn clockwise approximately 15 degrees. It should snap firmly into place. Program the seven digit ID address into the RF gateway receiver and the control panel. See the control panel installation and programming manual lot more intorrnation. Remove the red plastic dust cover item the detector. The detector is shipped with a dust cover tor protec~ tiun when installed on construction sites wt'lh dusty environments. 7555; 07/2i/98 12:00PM;Jgfix tsufiage 3/5 8 Disconnect the alarm notification appliances. service release devtces and extinguishing systems and test the communication between the control panel and each smoke detector as toltows: One at a time, press the Test/Silence button on each smoke detector tor two seconds. The detector sends an alarm to the control panel. -At the control panel. verity that the detector alarm was received. 9 Test each smoke detector, See Smoke Testing the Detector to Reconnect all alarm notification appliances, servrce release devices and extingurshrng systems. Important: The control panel alarm and all auxiliary iunctldna should be veritled tor a complete test oi the system. SMOKE TESTING THE DETECTOR Smoke detectors should be tested in place annually using smoke or canned aerosol simulated smoke, Follow the instructions on the canned smoke or use the lollowing steps to test the detector wtth smoke. t. Hold a smoldering punk or cotton wick close to the smoke entry openings. 2. Gently direct the smoke into the detector tor 20 seconds or until an alarm is indicated. BE SURE TO PROPERLY EXTINGUlSl-l THE SMOKE SOURCE AFTER TESTINGl The detector LED should remain tit while the built-in transmitter sends an alarm signal to the control panel. it the detector contains a built- in sounder, it will sound a temporal rhythm until the Test/ Silence button is pressed, The detector automatically resets when smoke is no longer present. Sent fly; SENTRGL 533 591 7556; 37/21/981220lfiuugfix n544;Page 4/5 TESTING THE DETECTOR SENSITIVITV The 4300 Series provides a sensitivity level test mode that allows you to check the detector sensitivity using the Test/Eillence button and the LED indicator on the detector as follows: 1. Press the Test/Silence button on the detector lei 2 seconds Once the test starts, the alarm LED flashes one to nine times. 2. Count the number at times the LED llashes and use the following table to determine the status at the detector sensitivity and what action to take. if any. m Macedon/Mu immune nardwme law must mi m warm mm“, teSl ll Vt. aria uaistsis leuflc! "1 UPI 2 3 Detector in horseman. enouqt Clean the iim rum in. mi YM sensitivly i!!! ”M EMU! insists lEu-i l the WW m ms. flit 53 Detach is W “Hill!!! Vllfv (Fill Ilia groin ("amber v3 snowed tit-ham ummw C‘eafl till! after the eequence oi llaehu. l' the senstttvity is lound to be within limits and all other tests pass‘ the detector goes into alarm and resets alter 5 seconds. It the sensitivity to not within Ilmlte. or an unserviceeble hairMere tauii has been detected the alarm LED extin- guishes until the outsmart: seniiced and the built-in transmitter sends a CieanMe" or maintenance alert signal to the control panel. UNDERSTANDING THE TEST/SILENCE BUTTON The Test/Silence button on 4300 Series pertairris three iunctions as toliows: Tooting = Press tier 2 seconds when there is no alarm and the transmitter sends a test signal to control panel. It the model includes a sounder. after a slight delay. a test i of the sounder is pertorrned. The sounder remains on as long as the button is depressed. The delay allows the continuation beep at the control panel to be audible. Silence alarm = lt model includes a sounder. press to silence the sounder during an alarm. Aiter a few min— utes, the sounder resumes ii smoke is still present. Silence trouble chirp = It the model includes e sounder. press to silence a trouble chirp. The trouble chirp resumes atter 26 hours it the trouble condition is not consoled. UNDERSTANDlNG THE LED The LED on the 4300 Series indicates the status at the detector es ioliows: FLAHHING - Fieahee every 9 seconds to indicate normai ooeretton. T 4» hll'll‘v i r‘ i l \ / Figure A ON = Detects smoke. sendan an alarm, OFF = Trouble or meintenanca is required. Check the control panel to determine what action to take. ATTACHING AND REMOVING THE DETECTOR To retrieve the detector tram the mounting been. grasp and turn it counterclockwise approximately 15 degrees. The detector should snap out at the mounting case. To remove the detector train the mounting beee when the baee tamper it used insert a small screwdriver into the locking tab slot on the side ol the base and press in while simultaneously turning the detector counterclock- wrse 15 degrees. See Figure 4. Attach the emoti- detector to in mounting ban ee tollowe: - Line up the raised tab on the lip oi the smoke detector with slot on the lip of the mounting base. See Figure 3 - insert the smoke detector into the base and turn clockwise approximately 15 degrees. It should snap firmly into place. BATTERY REPLACEMENT The 4300 Series is powered by two 13V Duracell“ Lithium batteries (provided). Battery lite vanes depending on how often the detector is tested. it a low battery condi- tion is detected. the detector sends a low battery signal to the control panel and extinguishes its LED. The signal is sent tor a minimum ot 7 days. Alter to days, it the detector has an optional sounder, it will chirp every 30 seconds while the low battery signal continues to be sent. The sounder can be silenced tot 24vhours by pushing the Test/Silence button. Sent by: SENTROL 503 59l 7555; 07/21/98 12:05amw i544;Page 5/5 MAINTAINING THE DETECYOH The 4300 Series smoke detectors are desrgned tor easy field service and maintenance. When installed and used property, they requrre rntnrrnal maintenance The smoke detector sensitivity should be checked one year after installation and every alternate year there-net tn commercial installations or every three years in residential applications. See Testing the Detector Sensm'vr‘ty Smoke detectors should also be tested m place annually using smoke or canned aerosol simulated smelie. See Smoke Testing the Detector. When the detector requires maintenance. |t extingutshes its LED and sends a signal to the control panel as described in the lollewing table. Clurlh sun act-mi uMWu wort-ru- m1 l-le an.“ s.. onmq n ear-cur mace, ant-a my w an! n Pam a name int 5“ 1h“ v- ome- s-mm ll). wee-m normal, when me can: Lewnnlrv M rnhelleehrar‘bw lee-onw- u- .. Figure 5 CLEANING THE DETECYOH You will need a replacement smoke chamber to clean the smoke detector. Use the (allowing steps to clean your smoke detector: 1. Flernove the detector lrom its mounting base. See Attaching and Removing the Detector. 2. Slide a lint-blade screwdriver in the slot on the detector cap and gently push the handle down to pry the cap up and oft. See Figure 5. a Press in on ma sldas ‘ur the smoke chamber and pull it up and away lrom the detector and discard. See Figure 6. Oaths-l wu- minim Figure 5 4. Slow out or use a son-hustled brush to remove dust and Kit“ item the smoke chamber base. 5. Line the new smoke chamber up With the smoke chamber base and snap down mte place, 5 Replace the detector cap as lollows: -Line the cap up with the smoke detector.105"F(B.3‘C/mrn > 40512) Filed . 135‘F : S’F (57 TC x 2.8“C) Listings . . . UL 217 UL 268 Transmmer frequency. ., . biBMHz Free arr range 1000" unobstructed Indoor range. ......... 200 it typical Transmitter ID Pre- programmed. ‘l M lllidn codes FM Modulation type. . Signal ldrrnaL Signal types Prtmary address. ..elarm, restore. troubletmaint/ldmper) CleunMe. low battery, 1 hour supervisnry Secondary nddresstL Modets),. ...alarm. restore .Fsk Manchester Enceded Sentrdt wrreless smoke detector MD 3 v Lllhlum uarterres Included 8568 sounder 135 degree lured/rate oi Sentrcl wtraless smoke detector. two Lrtnrum Dafleltns trtciudsd. BSdB sounder isolaled l35 degree Ssntrol mreless srncke del ..lOl two Lithium oatrenes mcluded. BSdE sounder, r35 degree fixed/Vale or rise neat detector. tow temoerature outrun. UL 2t7 Senlrol wireless smoke detector two 3V Lrtn~um bdllerres rncluded, base tamper UL 268 Sent/oi wireless smoke detector. twd JV Llll’llUm batteries included. BSdB sounder, base tamper, UL 268 Sentmr Wireless smoke delector. MD av Ltthrurn DEIHPHES included. 65m] sounder. base tamper. |35 degree 43305LT Sentrul wrreless smuke detector two Lllntum dattenss included BSdB sounder base tamper 135 degree lured/rare or use neat detector. law lemoeratue apron. UL 288 Sentrot wrretess smoke detector. two Lllhlum catterres lnciuded asua sounder mercury illl lamoer t35 degree lured/rate el use heat detector. low temperature Opilcl’l. UL 268 Smoket in a Can (canned smoke) tor lunchonal leshflg at smoke detectors 2M Replacement smoke Chambers (set 01 10) CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS rmswum Dr.. tut-m. on me: Tl; $11me Fl: 5X1”! 7566 mm me an its. 5 Cal-ll: MAIL)“. MIMI Semen: “16417424 SENTROL HM amt-um Smmuwum “mtg-enum- Mail-la. eu- have s 359971- ”£qu view a.”
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