Bosch D263TH Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 2

D263/D273 Series 

| Installation Instructions |   1.0 

Overview 

Notice 

Install, test, and maintain the D263/D273 Series according 
to these instructions, NFPA 72, Local Codes and the 
authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Failure to follow these 
instructions can result in the detectors not operating 
properly. 

Bosch is not responsible for improperly 
installed, tested, or maintained devices. 

Follow the procedures in these instructions 
to avoid personal injury or damage to 
equipment. 

NFPA 72 requires performing a complete 
system-wide functional test following 
modifications, repairs, upgrades, or 
adjustments to the system’s components, 
hardware, wiring, programming, software, 
and firmware. 

FCC Compliance 

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and the 
RSS-210 of Industry and Science Canada. 

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 undesirable 
operation. 

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Bosch 
Security Systems can void the user’s authority to operate the 
equipment. 

1.0 Overview 

These instructions cover the D263/D273 Series Photoelectric 
Smoke Detector installations in a fire system supervised by a 
Bosch fire alarm control panel (FACP). 

The D263/D273 Series are UL Listed, open-area 
detectors designed for use with commercial fire protective 
signaling and household fire warning systems (refer to 
NFPA 72). 

For commercial and industrial installations, space the 
detectors 30 ft (9.2 m) apart as recommended by 
NFPA 72. 

An LED indicator flashes approximately every 3.5 sec to 
verify the detector has power and the smoke sampling 
circuitry is functioning. The LED latches ON during an 
alarm, allowing the user to easily verify individual 
detector alarms. After you clear the alarm condition, reset 
the detector by interrupting power. 

The LED on the D273IS latches on during an alarm from 
heat but not from smoke. 

Power supervision requires an optional end-of-line (EOL) 
power supervision device such as a D275, on the D273 
Models without EOL relay, and an EOL resistor as specified 
by the control panel manufacturer. The D273ES, D273THE 
and D273THES have a built in EOL supervision relay and 
can be used as an equivalent to the D275. 

Figure 1: 

D263/D273 Series Detector Top and 
Side Views 

5 in. (12.7 cm) 

5.2 in. (13.4 cm) 

2.1 in. 

(5.4 cm) 

2 in. 

(5 cm) 

1 -

Top view 

2 -

Calibration voltage pins 

3 -

Cover latch 

4 -

Alarm and Test LED 

5 -

Magnet Test locator 

6 -

Side view 

Dust cover 

2.0 Mounting 

1.   Remove the dust cover. The dust cover can be replaced 

during construction periods, but it must be removed 
after the alarm system is enabled. 

2.   Remove the detector from the mounting plate by 

pressing the locking tab and twisting it 
counterclockwise. If you do not want the locking tab, 
break if off now (refer to Figure 2). 

3.  

Install the mounting plate, insert the wiring, and pull 
the wiring through the wire entrance. 

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Page 1: ...D263 D273 Series Installation Instructions Photoelectric Smoke EN Detector Available from A1 Security Cameras www a1securitycameras com email sales a1securitycameras com ...

Page 2: ...g systems refer to NFPA 72 For commercial and industrial installations space the detectors 30 ft 9 2 m apart as recommended by NFPA 72 An LED indicator flashes approximately every 3 5 sec to verify the detector has power and the smoke sampling circuitry is functioning The LED latches ON during an alarm allowing the user to easily verify individual detector alarms After you clear the alarm conditio...

Page 3: ...l injury and damage to the equipment The terminal block is removable It might be easier to remove the terminal block from the detector before making the wire connections Remove the terminal block by pulling it back and then pulling up Refer to Figures 3 through 8 on pages 3 through 5 for wiring details When all wiring connections are made connect the detector to the mounting plate by twisting it c...

Page 4: ...ut Voltage 10 to 30 VDC IN OUT IN OUT 5 6 7 8 Isolated Heat Output IN OUT IN OUT 9 10 Auxiliary Contact Normally Open 11 Black Yellow 24 V or Red 12 V Blue Blue 12 IN OUT IN OUT 1 3 4 1 Last detector 2 Control panel 3 EOL resistor 4 D275 EOL Power Supervision Module Figure 8 D273THR D273THSR Wiring Smoke Power Alarm Loop 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Input Voltage 10 to 30 VDC IN OUT IN OUT Alarm Contacts Norma...

Page 5: ...e the detector for continuous operation Depending on local regulations calibration testing might be required more than once a year NFPA 72 recommends calibration testing at installation and then every other year Perform a Functional Test annually Test the detector s sensitivity to meet NFPA 72 requirements by conducting a Magnet Test or measuring the calibration voltage pins with a D1005 Test Cabl...

Page 6: ...m Before proceeding to the next detector clear each alarm for every test 5 0 Maintenance At least once a year clean the detector Pay particular attention to the screens when cleaning the detector In dusty areas or areas of heavy insect concentration you might need to clean the screens more often Unlatch and pry the cover away from the chassis Refer to Items 1 through 3 in Figure 9 1 Grasp the cham...

Page 7: ...Series Models Model Circuit Type 135 F 57 C Heat Sensor 85 dB Sounder Trouble Relay EOL Relay Auxiliary Relay Current Draw Standby Alarm D263 Two wire 100 µA maximum Determined by control panel D263TH Two wire X 100 µA maximum Determined by control panel D263THC Two wire X X 100 µA maximum Determined by control panel D263THS Two wire X X 100 µA maximum Determined by control panel D273 Four wire 10...

Page 8: ... Perinton Parkway Fairport NY 14450 9199 Customer Service 800 289 0096 Technical Support 888 886 6189 2006 Bosch Security Systems 31341J Available from A1 Security Cameras www a1securitycameras com email sales a1securitycameras com ...

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