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Operation & Installation Manual RFP V2 Series

Rev 1

Residential Fire Panels

RFP V2 Series

MA225

26/7/2019

Summary of Contents for RFP V2 Series

Page 1: ...Operation Installation Manual RFP V2 Series Rev 1 Residential Fire Panels RFP V2 Series MA225 26 7 2019...

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Page 3: ...5 1 Locations to Avoid 10 2 6 Interconnecting Smoke Heat Alarms 11 2 7 Smoke Heat Alarm Additional Features 11 2 8 Nuisance Alarms 11 2 9 Important Safeguards 12 2 10 Fire Safety 12 2 10 1 Planning Y...

Page 4: ...on 29 5 1 2 Ancillary Functions 29 6 TESTING _________________________________________________________ 30 6 1 Power Supply 30 6 2 Fire Mode Test 30 6 3 Zone Alarm Test 30 6 4 Zone Fault Test 31 6 5 As...

Page 5: ...igure 8 Interface Base BAX16 25 Figure 9 SUB1012 Terminals Interface Card 25 Figure 10 Ribbon cable from SUB1005 26 Figure 9 Removing Alarm Heads from EIB603cX and or EIB650iWX 26 Figure 12 F800 Iss1...

Page 6: ...ian An automatic Residential fire alarm system is comprised of components for automatically detecting a fire and the initiation of local warning devices The Residential Fire Panel RFP employs smoke or...

Page 7: ...areas where Smoke Alarms would not be suitable Heat detection occurs usually once flames are present therefore they are not early warning Heat alarms must not be the only detection used and must be in...

Page 8: ...d by a receiver when smoke enters the sensing chamber 2 1 3 Heat Model EIB603CX Heat Alarms require less maintenance than photoelectric Smoke alarms There are locations where the installation of a Smo...

Page 9: ...th a diode forward voltage drop to the interconnect which activates all Smoke or Heat Alarms within RFP V2 series Roof space detectors available for 60 C or 80 C applications 2 2 2 Features Minimum cu...

Page 10: ...at Alarms will not work if they are not connected to the RFP6 V2 series or if the power supply of the panel has failed Smoke Heat Alarms will not detect fire if sufficient smoke heat does not reach or...

Page 11: ...e the occupant is a smoker You could also consider putting Smoke Alarms in any rooms where the occupant is unable to respond very well to a fire starting in the rooms such as an elderly sick person or...

Page 12: ...Don t place Smoke or Heat Alarms in any of the following areas Places where the normal temperature can exceed 45 C or be below 5 C e g attics furnace rooms directly above ovens or kettles etc as the...

Page 13: ...the other Alarms in the same zone in operation EIB650iWX is a microprocessor based design which allows for more features 2 8 Nuisance Alarms Smoke Alarms are sensitive devices that may also be trigger...

Page 14: ...r similar will remove nuisance smoke from the Smoke Alarm and stop it sounding To maintain sensitivity to smoke do not paint or cover smoke alarm in any manner do not permit any accumulation of cobweb...

Page 15: ...y zone circuit max of 12 Alarms can be connected to a zone Use the recommended cables shown in Table 2 below Never smoke in bed In rooms where you do smoke always check under cushions for smouldering...

Page 16: ...alarms System Monitoring Separate terminals for zone wiring loop in and out to every Alarm monitored either by EOL device or DIP switch setting in the last Alarm Fault defect Mode Initiated by an abno...

Page 17: ...min 1mm red Brooks BAC4C1 100 or BAC4C1 250 3 2 Familiarisation The purpose of this section is to make you familiar with the operation and construction of the RFP V2 range of Residential Fire Panels...

Page 18: ...rol to isolate the common alarm output Figure 4 below shows the front view of the standard 6 zone residential fire panel RFP6 V2 and Figure 5 shows the front view of the optional 24 LED mimic display...

Page 19: ...Operation Installation Manual RFP V2 Series MA225 Rev 1 17 of 50 Figure 6 RFP12V2 RFP18V2 Overlay for 12 or 18 Zone...

Page 20: ...dwelling by a licensed electrician to a dedicated circuit A mains isolate switch is provided to terminate the mains power inside the cabinet and Earth stud to ensure earthing the metal enclosure 3 5...

Page 21: ...ly will provide sufficient current to maintain the system fully operational for a period determined by number of Smoke Heat Alarms and any added options A battery capacity calculation of RFP V2 with a...

Page 22: ...hen RFP12 or RFP18 are required same additional termination boards SUB357B are added for zone 7 12 and zone 13 18 The RFP V2 is supplied with End Of Line device EOL SUB360 connected to every zone howe...

Page 23: ...e No delay standard 30 second delay or 60 second delay Time delay is selected by a 4 way DIP switch mounted on the back of the main board SUB350 refer to Figure 15 page 40 This provides a means of del...

Page 24: ...page 17 for RFP12V2 RFP18V2 The mimic display shown in Figure 5 page 16 indicates alarm for individual Smoke Heat Alarm wiring from each Alarm to the mimic panel is required as shown in Figure 14 page...

Page 25: ...nated the alarm signal i e locate the active Alarm Place the 003 key into the key switch and turn to Fire position Press the Locate button The Locate LED backlight will be lit Wait for 10 second all A...

Page 26: ...closure Note It is recommended to use dedicated 230VAC from separate RC circuit 4 2 2 Field Wiring All field cabling is to be terminated on the Terminals provided on the termination board SUB357B as s...

Page 27: ...BAX16 Note The smoke alarm heads will never show a battery low condition because it draws power from the panel The interface card will automatically detect alarm head type of either EIB650iWX or EIB60...

Page 28: ...ad to BAX16 by plugging the adapter board SUB1005 into the socket in the Alarm as shown in Figure 10 Refer to Figure 9 for head removal Figure 10 Ribbon cable from SUB1005 4 Select the DIP switch sett...

Page 29: ...than 15VDC Note Applies to all Alarm models T Off wiring must be avoided all terminations from one Smoke Heat Alarm to the next one should be done at the terminal block provided in each smoke or heat...

Page 30: ...s to be left empty Note The end of line device SUB360 must be fitted in the termination board for unused zones Take special care to check DIP Switch 3 during installation or expanding the system There...

Page 31: ...e with AS3000 4 Visually check all field wiring terminations refer to the panel wiring instructions 5 Ensure that only the last smoke heat alarm is set as the EOL Refer to Table 5 page 27 for correct...

Page 32: ...es the panel sounder will stop chirping Ensure that only the power ON LED is illuminating 6 2 Fire Mode Test To test the fire mode feature in RFP system the following should be followed 1 Activate fir...

Page 33: ...illuminates The panel buzzer will sound continuously Activate the sounder silence switch The panel buzzer will chirp once every 20 seconds Defect Mode relay activate 2 Restore the wire or S3 to ON amb...

Page 34: ...ion However for ongoing reliability the system must be maintained at its peak performance A poorly maintained system can lead to nuisance alarms or complete system failure which will drastically lower...

Page 35: ...OFF position 2 Check for cocking fumes steam etc from the kitchen or bathroom Paint and other fumes can cause nuisance alarms dust steam insect spray cooking fumes gas heater etc or it may be a faulty...

Page 36: ...hat is set as the EOL device in each zone and it must be on the last Alarm for that zone either by EOL device or DIP switch setting If this is set incorrectly the panel will indicate a fault on that z...

Page 37: ...mination Board SUB360B RFP6 End of Line Board SUB365A Zone Output Card SUB600 RFP6 Zone Relay Board SK150 003 Key Switch SW165 Mains Isolate Switch CA115 Ribbon Cable Connectors FU155 Fuse Fast Blow 1...

Page 38: ...Total mA mA Total mA 6 Zone Residential Fire Panel RFP6V2 1 17 0 17 0 64 0 64 0 12 Zone Residential Fire Panel RFP12V2 0 18 0 0 0 80 0 0 0 18 Zone Residential Fire Panel RFP18V2 0 20 0 0 0 95 0 0 0 P...

Page 39: ...Operation Installation Manual RFP V2 Series MA225 Rev 1 37 of 50 10 Block Wiring Diagrams Figure 12 F800 Iss1 RFPV2...

Page 40: ...Operation Installation Manual RFP V2 Series MA225 Rev 1 38 of 50 Figure 13 F801 Iss1 RFP12V2 RFP18V2...

Page 41: ...Operation Installation Manual RFP V2 Series MA225 Rev 1 39 of 50 Figure 14 F802 RFP V2 with Options...

Page 42: ...Operation Installation Manual RFP V2 Series MA225 Rev 1 40 of 50 Figure 15 DIP Switch Settings on Main Board SUB350...

Page 43: ...S by whom 4 Name of nearest Fire Brigade Station Phone 5 Type of Panel RFP 6 12 18 Serial No 6 Number of smoke alarms connected 7 Describe any ancillary equipment installed and connected to the Reside...

Page 44: ...Operation Installation Manual RFP V2 Series MA225 Rev 1 42 of 50 INSTALLERS STATEMENT Page 2 of 2 Additional Comments...

Page 45: ...election Correct Incorrect HEAT ALARMS Layout Correct Incorrect Number Correct Incorrect Type Selection Correct Incorrect Ancillary Devices Layout Correct Incorrect Number Correct Incorrect Type Selec...

Page 46: ...of 50 IF INCORRECT COMMENT FIELD DEVICES End of Line Fault Test Correct Incorrect Smoke Alarms All Operational Correct Incorrect Manual Call Points All Operational Correct Incorrect Ancillary Equipme...

Page 47: ...tory Place a cross in box where item is unsatisfactory SIX MONTHLY CHECKS SIX MONTHLY CHECKS All RFP equipment clean and operative Visual inspection of all Smoke Heat Alarms Battery condition and term...

Page 48: ...ed to the product or its components as a resulting from accident neglect misuse unauthorized dismantling or contamination howsoever caused incorrect installation careless handling or where repairs hav...

Page 49: ...0 7 2018 Combine RFP 6 RFP12 18 operation and installation manuals and replace old smoke alarms with EIB603CX and EIB650iWX E Thein Harry Ng A Shenouda 1 18 07 19 Update interface board software to V1...

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