Ampac NZ100 Series Installation, Commissioning & Operation Download Page 7

 

  NZ100 Installation Commissioning & Operation 

 

Page 3 

 

3.3 

Internal Layout 

 

Mains Transformer

Mains Termination

Reset Switch

Buzzer Mute Switch

Walk Test Switch

3A

0V

DS1232

U4

UA78S40P

U 2

ST6265

U3

C N 4

TB2

U1

L1

RL1

TB1

TB3

RN5

C N 2

CN3

K 3

SW1

SW2

SW3

C N 1

MC74HC595A

U5

K1

TX CONNECTION

BELL

+

-

-

+

-

+

-

WALK TEST

BUZZER

MUTE

NORMAL

BELL

SYS.

DEFECTS

SMOKE ONLY

+

AUX

1
2

SECONDARY

FUSE

BELL

BATT

MAINS ON

30V C.T
15V A.C.

TX

302 665B

1

2

3

BATTERY

BELL

D E T

BRIGADE

ASPI

GATING

3

RESET

+

Fuse

Battery
12 Volt
7 AH

Z O N E

BATT.

Shows
Panel
Mounting
Keyholes

Black

Red

Knockouts

To Battery

Bell

Bell

Detectors

Mains Earth
to Front
Panel

Front Panel

+

BZ1

U6

F 1

0.8A

F2

0.8A F 1

AC IN

Brigade Board

( If Fitted )

Relay Board

( If Fitted )

Link Pins 5,6 if
Board NOT Fitted

 

Figure 3: Internal Layout 

3.4 

Detector Circuits 

 

The detector circuit accepts smoke detectors, heat detectors or manual call points that will cause the 
panel to go into alarm  within one second. Detector types used are subject to the compatibility 
limitations as described in section 4. 

 

Devices such as smoke detectors, which signal by increasing line current, can, when signalling, go 
through “gating” or Alarm Verification. As such, when a detector goes into alarm, it is reset and not 
monitored for two to three seconds, if an alarm is still present after this time, the system will then latch 
into alarm. This function may be de-selected if not required by removing link K1-2 (GATING).  See 
section 5 for details.

 

 

Important:  

Detector

 

line voltage

 is 22V (open circuit). Current signalling detectors ( smoke or electronic  

heat ) must be rated for 24V operation. 
 
 

Summary of Contents for NZ100 Series

Page 1: ...C Co o on n nt t tr r ro o ol l l P P Pa a an n ne e el l l N N NZ Z ZS S S4 4 45 5 51 1 12 2 2 2 2 20 0 00 0 03 3 3 Our aim is to provide Consistently Excellent Service in the eyes of our customers INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING OPERATION FIRE DEFECT NORMAL FIRE ALARM PANEL NZ100 SILENCE ALARMS BIGADE USE ONLY EVACUATION AMPAC ...

Page 2: ...NZ100 Installation Commissioning Operation Page 1 ...

Page 3: ...zzer 4 3 9 Buzzer Mute 4 3 10 Defect Indicators 4 3 11 Power Supply 5 3 12 Mains On Indicator 5 3 13 Fusing 5 3 14 Batteries 5 4 CONNECTING DEVICES 6 4 1 Detectors 6 4 2 Detector Limitations 6 4 3 Manual Call Points 6 4 4 Bells and Sounders 8 4 5 Auxiliary Relay 8 5 SETTINGS 9 5 1 Gating 9 5 2 No Brigade Board 9 6 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL OPERATION 10 6 1 Installing the NZ100 10 6 2 Initial operat...

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Page 5: ... you are correctly earthed 2 SPECIFICATIONS Size 220mmH x 290mmW x 80mmD 2 1 Power Supply Battery Charger Mains Supply 230V AC 10 0 5A Charger Output Voltage 13 5V DC Output Current 0 5A Battery one of only 12V 7AH System Quiescent Current 22mA After 10 minutes battery operation 2 2 Outputs Bell Circuits 2 total Voltage 12V DC Maximum current 3A max for both circuits End of line resistor 10kOhm 1 ...

Page 6: ...gure 1 Front Panel Layout MODEL S No REG No TESTED BY DATE NZ100 AC 102 LINK SETTINGS LINK K1 1 SMOKE ONLY K1 2 GATING FUSE RATINGS FUSE MAINS TERMINATON BELL F1 BATTERY F2 SECONDARY AC F3 FITTED SMOKE DETECTORS ONLY GATING ON NOT FITTED MIXED ZONE MANUAL CALL POINTS HEAT DETECTORS AND SMOKE DETECTORS GATING OFF RATING AND TYPE 0 5A M205 3A M205 0 8AM205 0 8A M205 L003 CAMLOCK 8 Way Ribbon Cable C...

Page 7: ...y Board If Fitted Link Pins 5 6 if Board NOT Fitted Figure 3 Internal Layout 3 4 Detector Circuits The detector circuit accepts smoke detectors heat detectors or manual call points that will cause the panel to go into alarm within one second Detector types used are subject to the compatibility limitations as described in section 4 Devices such as smoke detectors which signal by increasing line cur...

Page 8: ... on the 302 665B When pressed â a LED directly above the switch will indicate the test is active â the test will remain active for ten minutes automatically cancelling itself after this time â detectors can be operated in the field reset by the panel after four seconds To restore the panel to normal operation repress the switch and the walk test indicator will turn off 3 8 Buzzer The NZ100 has an ...

Page 9: ...hat decreases the power supply output voltage to approximately 10V for 1 hour each day to check the condition of the system battery If the battery voltage falls below 12 2V during the test period a defect signal is generated and the battery fault LED is illuminated 3 12 Mains On Indicator This LED is illuminated when the mains supply is connected and operational 3 13 Fusing The NZ100 has four fuse...

Page 10: ...S WIRE IN WIRE OUT WIRE IN TERMINATING METHOD AMPAC 27 0 LED MEASURE LINE VOLTAGE WIRE OUT UP TO 40 DETECTORS CAN BE CONNECTED TO EACH CIRCUIT NOTE TB5 AMPAC MANUAL CALL POINT IN OUT IN OUT SERIES 65 DETECTOR L1 In R L2 Earth L1 Out AMPAC HEAT DETECTOR Figure 4 Example of Detector MCP Wiring The zone circuit must be terminated with an end of line resistor with a value of 6 8K 2 tolerance or better...

Page 11: ...NZ100 Installation Commissioning Operation Page 7 Connect as shown above ...

Page 12: ...AS2W Flush sounder White 12 24V 15mA 205 0001 AS2R Flush sounder Red 12 24V 15mA 205 0009 Vara Sounder white AS2220 Evac Tones 205 0011 Vector Sounder white AS2220 Evac Tones 205 0062 Vantage Sounder AS2220 Evac Tones Red 205 0063 Vantage Sounder AS2220 Evac Tones White 205 0066 Vantage Combi Sounder AS2220 Evac Tones Red 205 0067 Vantage Combi Sounder AS2220 Evac Tones White Note these devices do...

Page 13: ...nt condition When the GATING link K1 2 has been fitted the signal from smoke detectors and electronic heat detectors is verified before an alarm is recognised K1 DEFECTS NOT USED GATING 3 BATT LINK 1 2 Figure 7 K1 Linking Set to GATING and Link Storage to a Single Header Pin 5 2 No Brigade Board If a brigade board is not fitted it is necessary to fit a jumper link from pin 5 to pin 6 of CN3 BRIGAD...

Page 14: ...on 4 Feed cables into the unit 5 Connect mains cabling to the mains terminal block 6 Anchor incoming Mains cable with cable tie provided through chassis holes provided 5 Connect detector cabling 6 Connect ancillary cabling 7 Set links as required See section 5 12 Ensure all swarf is removed from panel before applying power 6 2 Initial Operation 1 Switch on Mains power to the unit 2 Battery defect ...

Page 15: ...ble to CN1 8 Terminate Line Transmitter LTX cables to 302 678 9 Set the K1 links to the assigned address 10 Switch power on to NZ100 and connect battery 11 Test the monitoring in accordance with the LTX SDG Input Interface Specifications Note When the SGD is ordered with the panel the SGD will be fitted and programmed prior to delivery Fit 25mm nylon standoffs into 302 665B board Then fit 302 678 ...

Page 16: ...NZ100 Installation Commissioning Operation Page 12 Figure 9 Brigade Board Installation ...

Page 17: ...tandard does not allow for long runs 3 Use the 8 way Ribbon supplied to connect CN1 302 5930 to CN4 302 665B 4 Connect the ancillary devices to TB1 The panel is now ready to power up and the relay checked for desired outputs TO CN4 OF THE MAIN SYSTEM BOARD 302 593 N O COM N C N C NORMALLY CLOSED COM COMMON N O NORMALLY OPEN C5 C4 RN1 C3 R7 R1 R6 R5 K3 SELECT R4 U3 LM78L05 K1 ADDRESS CN2 CN1 TB1 C2...

Page 18: ...ll illuminate The detectors can now be tested When a detector is set into alarm the system will operate as normal for approximately four seconds After this time the detectors on the circuit in alarm will be reset When testing is complete press the Walk Test switch to return to normal The walk test facility has an internal time out and will be de selected automatically after ten 10 minutes of opera...

Page 19: ... not fitted Fuse blown Fit diodes to bells as shown in section 4 Fit end of line resistor Check fuse F1 on PCB Replace if necessary Zone always in defect Line is shorted Line is open End of line not fitted Check and remove short Check line and rectify Fit 6K8 resistor to end of line System fault light is on Mains is on Brigade board is disconnected No brigade board Connect brigade board Make sure ...

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