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Site Manual

Alarm 2000 Iss 5

Outputs:



Air-conditioning / heating

1. 24V

to drive high current relay - rated 240volt AC 10Amps

2. set of Air-conditioning / heating voltage free contact



Emergency Lighting

–

1. 24V

to drive high current relay - rated 240volt AC 10 Amps

2. Set of Emergency Lighting voltage free contact

Controls:



Heating/Cooling - AUTO/OFF



Emergency Lighting - AUTO/TEST

Indicators:



Heating/Cooling - AUTO/OFF, amber LED



Emergency Lighting - AUTO/TEST, amber LED

Note: The 240V AC for the high current relays of Air conditioning and emergency
lightings must be wired to a circuit separate to the RFP mains

Summary of Contents for ALARM 2000

Page 1: ...SITE MANUAL Issue 5 ALARM 2000 Residential Fire System MA260 November 2017...

Page 2: ...Chris Orr 4 0 6 8 2012 Update document to the new Brooks format and update software for SUB760 to V2 3 V2 3 Anis Shenouda 4 1 16 2 2016 Minor mods in PSU supervision and main modules data sheets V2 3...

Page 3: ...ns Voltage Input 12 3 2 4 2 Battery Input 12 3 2 4 3 Smoke Heat Alarm Field Wiring 12 3 2 5 Transient Suppression 12 3 3 RESIDENTIAL FIRE INDICATOR MODULES 13 3 3 1 Smoke Alarm Module 13 3 3 2 Sprinkl...

Page 4: ...king you can hear your Smoke Alarm 36 5 5 3 Residential Fire Indicator Panel RFIP 36 5 5 3 1 Alarm Test 36 5 5 3 2 Fault Test 37 5 5 3 3 System Off Test 37 5 5 3 4 Sprinkler Module Testing 37 5 5 3 5...

Page 5: ...der community Australian Standards have established performance criteria for smoke and heat alarms Recognising the unique problems associated with early warning of fire in residential accommodation Br...

Page 6: ...Supervision Circuitry is either supervised or fail safe to ensure system integrity The Alarm 2000 residential panel Supports specific warning devices for the Hearing Impaired These provide both visual...

Page 7: ...from cooking and furthermore contain no radioactive material However all photoelectric Smoke Alarms are prone to nuisance alarms caused by dust or insect contamination Mesh screens are effective in r...

Page 8: ...e least maintenance of any Alarm There are locations where the installation of a Smoke Alarm is not recommended eg kitchens laundries etc Yet these areas are a potential of fires and the need for an a...

Page 9: ...f the 230 Volt mains supply fails i e electrical fire As the intense strobe light provides the warning for the hearing impaired person this should be battery backed for the same reason Visalert can be...

Page 10: ...Site Manual Alarm 2000 Iss 5 10 The Visalert and EIB160e series Alarms can be simply connected as shown Figure 5 in below Figure 5 Visalert and EIB160e series Alarms connected to Alarm 2000...

Page 11: ...wn module Power supply supervision module Power supply 2 2 Amp to 10 Amp Standby batteries 7 to 12 A H for standard enclosures 1 6mm zinc annealed steel powder coated Oyster secured via a 003 key lock...

Page 12: ...egative of the second battery Note If the Power Supply Supervision Card is not fitted ensure that the circuit breaker TH1 and link LK1 are fitted to the RFIP main Termination Board 3 2 4 3 Smoke Heat...

Page 13: ...hes indicators and fault sounder This board is mounted on the rear of the faceplate behind the decal ALARM MCPALARM ACTIVATED ALARM OUTPUT FAULT SOUNDER SILENCE ALARM ISOLATE ALARM LOCATE MAINS ON MCP...

Page 14: ...lt condition is cleared Key Switch AUTO system ON set for automatic alarm response OFF system OFF charger on system off output activated Note A red indicator on the front panel adjacent the key switch...

Page 15: ...sed 24VDC 1 Amp 2 sets of voltage free contacts Note Outputs can be set to either independent or common activation Controls Monitored Valve Tamper Disable isolates the monitored valve tamper alarm out...

Page 16: ...l not activate the monitored valve output To achieve this requirement a diode is fitted in the jumper and connects the common middle terminal to the A terminal of jumper link LK1 as shown in Figure 6...

Page 17: ...peration an output delay is provided to avoid the locks operating from a false alarm due to a transient alarm condition The delay time can be set to 1 2 Sec 15 Sec or 30 Sec refer to Manual Override M...

Page 18: ...hed the emergency lighting will be automatically activated if a fire alarm signal is received from a Smoke Heat Alarm MCP or Sprinkler alarm dependent upon the configuration selected The emergency lig...

Page 19: ...ps 2 set of Air conditioning heating voltage free contact Emergency Lighting 1 24VDC to drive high current relay rated 230VAC 10 Amps 2 Set of Emergency Lighting voltage free contact Controls Heating...

Page 20: ...ssure switch as a pre assembled pre tested module This together with the flexible coupling provided ensures both ease and consistency of installation This modular format also facilitates any servicing...

Page 21: ...If the pipe work is gas tight the system will pressurize causing the pressure switch to actuate allowing the main valve to open The main valve open indicator will illuminate and the gas stop fault in...

Page 22: ...d Valve Assembly Voltage 24Volts DC 36 Watts Size 25mm Components Main Gas Solenoid valve Bypass Gas Solenoid Valve Bypass Gas Flow Rate Adjuster Gas Pressure Switch Flexible Coupling 600mm Stainless...

Page 23: ...power is lost and battery voltage becomes less than 21V Test Inhibit Facility Optional If an alarm occurred during the one hour auto battery test the test will terminate to ensure sufficient power to...

Page 24: ...Auto battery test running OFF LED 3 Red Battery isolate i e battery removed permanently or during auto test OFF LED 4 Red Auto test inhibited OFF LED 5 Green Power fail ON LED 6 Yellow Supply fault O...

Page 25: ...m can be heard throughout the residence in order that all occupants will be alerted in time for all to escape A single Smoke Alarm will give some protection if it is properly installed but most reside...

Page 26: ...nd bedrooms The second Smoke Alarm should be located upstairs adjacent to the bedrooms The downstairs Smoke Alarm is unlikely to detect the smoke from a fire in the bedroom area upstairs Both Smoke Al...

Page 27: ...heat entering the Alarm Keep at least 15cm 6 inches away from walls and corners See Figure 8 On a Sloping Ceiling In areas with sloping or peaked ceilings install your Smoke Alarm 90 cm 3 feet from th...

Page 28: ...cated away from bathrooms or other potential sources of steam Note Electrical noise induced onto the Alarm power circuit can cause intermittent chirping Avoid power circuits with inductive loads or fl...

Page 29: ...5 CONTROL PANEL 4 5 1 Location The Residential Fire Indicator Panel RFIP should be located in a secure position and be clearly visible and readily accessible for the authorised person or persons The R...

Page 30: ...cover provided until required for use Note Excessive dust and debris from building work can contaminate the smoke chamber or heat sensor causing nuisance alarms or incorrect operation Contamination w...

Page 31: ...egative and neutral connections to provide a 4 wire circuit where the isolator feature is required in a Smoke Heat Alarm system Figure 10 EIBPLATE Terminal Connections Slide off the conduit cover Figu...

Page 32: ...erconnect white to I refer to Drawing No F563 Note for TL Series Smoke Alarms only The two blue wires must remain linked With isolate function 4 Wire Systems If the alarm Isolate facility is required...

Page 33: ...the Brooks alarms to those of any other manufacturer Doing this will void warranty and may damage the Alarms and could result in a shock or fire hazard 2 The interconnect wire minimum 0 75mm cable mu...

Page 34: ...unting hardware 5 3 2 Cable Terminations AC Power The 230 Vac input is terminated on the mains isolate switch and earth stud provided on the rear inside of the enclosure The mains isolate switch deliv...

Page 35: ...the system to ensure no physical damage or loose wires or components inside the enclosure Cabinet visual check Viewing window clear and firmly secured All boards firmly mounted DIP Switch correctly s...

Page 36: ...mal mode check that the Test button flashes red once per minute to indicate correct self check is functional Check that all interconnected Alarms operate when each test button is pressed for 10 second...

Page 37: ...uding the Smoke Alarm that has been activated 5 5 3 2 Fault Test 1 Remove EOL Resistor of the MCP MCP Fault LED illuminates Fault sounder is sounding Common fault relay is energised Press Sounder Sile...

Page 38: ...ounder activates Common fault relay will be energised 5 5 3 5 Manual Override Module Testing 1 Check all doors have 24VDC power to the door strikes i e door 1 to door 6 are locked 2 Activate any Smoke...

Page 39: ...e the system go to step 2 2 Press and hold the Reset button The 24VDC power will be available to the by pass valve The by pass valve opens and pressurise the gas until the main valve opens Once the ma...

Page 40: ...Site Manual Alarm 2000 Iss 5 40 Charger low 26 5V Battery low 23 8V Battery fail 21 0V...

Page 41: ...in the premises above New system Alteration to an existing system Modification to an existing system 5 Is the system being remotely monitored No Yes if yes Monitoring Centre Contact Name Phone No Dat...

Page 42: ...Site Manual Alarm 2000 Iss 5 42 7 Location and type of smoke heat alarms Location Type Model...

Page 43: ...Site Manual Alarm 2000 Iss 5 43 8 Location and type of ancillary equipment Location Type Model...

Page 44: ...re rated for LV and segregated from the 230 Volt supply lines Yes No 12 Does the 230 Volt power to the smoke heat alarms originate from the control panel Yes No 13 Are the Smoke Heat Alarms wired for...

Page 45: ...operator s handbook been supplied Yes No 25 Have as installed drawings been supplied Yes No NOTE ANY DEFECTS WITH SYSTEM INSTALLATION MUST BE RECTIFIED PRIOR TO THE COMMISSIONING AND HANDOVER I We he...

Page 46: ...m handover The commissioning is to be carried out in conjunction with the operators manual installer s statement and as installed drawings Should any defects be found such defects are to be recorded o...

Page 47: ...onfigured as per the installer s statement Yes No Not Applicable 5 Ensure that all Smoke and Heat Alarms are a Listed in the installer s statement Yes No Not Applicable b Compatible with the control p...

Page 48: ...l Smoke Heat Alarms to sound Yes No Not Applicable 13 Where the Smoke Heat Alarms are interconnected and with all Smoke heat Alarms sounding check that the locate function silences all Smoke Heat Alar...

Page 49: ...rcuit the end of line device on the monitored valve circuit or conduct other appropriate tests to ensure that fault and tamper conditions are operating correctly and ensure that each associated output...

Page 50: ...installer s statement Yes No Not Applicable 28 Check that the main valve isolate control functions correctly Yes No Not Applicable Monitoring 29 Check that the correct alarm signaling equipment has be...

Page 51: ...ler input is open circuit Yes 1 Sprinkler Output Fault Yellow Illuminates if the Sprinkler output is open or short circuit Yes 1 Mon Valve Input Fault Yellow Illuminates if the Mon Valve input is open...

Page 52: ...isable Isolate the Monitored Valve output for 3 or 6 hours automatically resets after the timer times out Manual Override 6 Toggle Switch Door 1 6 Release When pressed it overrides the alarm condition...

Page 53: ...llary Control Termination Board AS2293 SUB741 PCB195 Ancillary Control Display Board obsolete SUB745 PCB179 Ancillary Control Display Board AS2293 SUB746 PCB194 Gas Shutdown Termination Board SUB750 P...

Page 54: ...t Alarm c w Alkaline battery backup Break Glass Alarm MRCSRR Red dry contact or equivalent Alarm Bell B024CR 155mm 24VDC Red or equivalent Sounders Strobes All Brooks 24VDC electronic sounders strobes...

Page 55: ...erbal are authorised to be made on behalf of Brooks All other conditions and warranties whether expressed or implied are to the extent permitted by law hereby excluded As Brooks Australia has no contr...

Page 56: ...laries in Alarm 0 000 Total System Current A 1 824 0 588 Back up Time Required in Quiescent decimal 4 000 Back up Time Required in Alarm decimal 1 000 Fire Panel Battery Requirements A h Inc 25 9 855...

Page 57: ...ain Control Module Data sheet 2 Sprinkler Module 3 Ancillary Control Module 4 Manual Override Module 5 Gas Shutdown Control Module 6 Power Supply Supervision Module 7 Basic System Block Wiring Diagram...

Page 58: ...nput activate Optional Modules BGA input initiate Fire Mode Only BGA input activates alarm dry contact output Only Smoke Heat Alarms activate alarm dry contact output Only BGA input activate Optional...

Page 59: ...Monitored Valve Tamper Alarm input ve switching from the Main Module activated by Smoke Heat Alarms or Manual Call Points OUTPUTS Supervised 27V DC 1Amp fused output Sprinkler alarm Supervised 27V DC...

Page 60: ...TEST button the LED integrated in the switch body illuminates The testing time may be set to 30 60 90 120 minutes depending on S1 3 S1 4 setting To override Emergency Lighting test press and hold the...

Page 61: ...o electric door locks switch off and release the doors The Manual Override Module provides 24V dc output for 6 individual electric door locks Upon Note If more than 6 switches are required additional...

Page 62: ...system operates an alarm signal from the sprinkler module will cause the gas to the appliances Current Consumption 67 mA Quiecent 1 6 Amp for gas valve the relay to de energize and switch off the pow...

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Page 67: ...ly de selected To restore to the auto condition press and release the AUTO OFF button the amber LED will extinguish Emergency Lighting In the AUTO mode the Emergency lighting will be automatically swi...

Page 68: ...1 24VDC to drive high current relay rated 240volt AC 10 Amps 2 Set of Emergency Lighting voltage free contact Controls Heating Cooling AUTO OFF Emergency Lighting AUTO TEST Indicators Heating Cooling...

Page 69: ...control the operation of Air Conditioning external relays 240V AC 10 Amps test mode To exit the test mode press AUTO TEST switch The second output of the Ancillary Control Module is used to shutdown...

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