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Instructions

Dual Spectrum
Infrared Flame Detector
PM-5MPX

4.2

Rev: 8/13

95-8562

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Summary of Contents for DET-TRONICS 421132

Page 1: ...Instructions Dual Spectrum Infrared Flame Detector PM 5MPX 4 2 Rev 8 13 95 8562 ...

Page 2: ...lly Safe Circuits 5 Non Incendive Circuits 5 System Test 5 Optional Test Method 6 TROUBLESHOOTING 6 MAINTENANCE 6 Routine Visual Inspection 6 Periodic System Test 6 DEVICE REPAIR AND RETURN 7 ORDERING INFORMATION 7 APPENDIX A FM APPROVAL AND PERFORMANCE REPORT 8 APPENDIX B CONTROL DRAWING CONFIGURATION 10 APPENDIX C INTRINSICALLY SAFE CLASS B STYLE B WIRING 11 APPENDIX D NON INCENDIVE CLASS B STYL...

Page 3: ...ize See Figure 1 They are intended for mounting in locations where space is at a premium The IP67 polypropylene housing is resistant to attack by a broad range of chemicals The housing has four holes in the mounting flange that allow it to be attached to a bracket or other flat surface Electrical connections are made via an integral multiconductor cable PM 5MPX is CE compliant only when installed ...

Page 4: ...aximum of 15 seconds when a fire is detected and is automatically reset after a fire An internal supervision solid state relay closes when the detector powers up and opens if a detector fault such as loss of power or low power supply voltage occurs In NFPA 72 Class A or B circuits see Appendix C D and E such a fault condition is indicated at the control panel as a trouble signal A blinking red LED...

Page 5: ...TION RANGE AND RESPONSE TIME Best performance is achieved when the detector is mounted so that the protected area is within the range or detection threshold distance refer to Appendix A for test result data and within the 110 field of view see Figure 2 The PM 5MPX detector can respond to fires in as little as 25 milliseconds Actual detection time depends on the distance between the detector and th...

Page 6: ...rs need to be considered when designing an installation 1 The detectors should be installed so that objects do not block their field of view This includes glass plexiglass and other visibly transparent materials 2 Whenever possible detectors should be installed so their ranges and fields of view overlap 3 Detectors should be installed so they will not be blocked by moving machinery or personnel du...

Page 7: ...CENDIVE CIRCUITS In Class I Division 2 Group A B C D locations the detector may be installed in non incendive circuits It is also suitable for installation in Class II III Division 2 Group F G hazardous locations Installations require the use of an approved fire alarm control panel that is compatible with the Class B Style B and or Class A Style D initiating device circuits See Appendix D and E NO...

Page 8: ...d by cleaning the detector front face window with a soft cloth or lens tissue The minimum inspection period should be compatible with appropriate regulating agency requirements WARNING To prevent the risk of electrostatic discharge the surface of the detector should only be cleaned with a damp cloth PERIODIC SYSTEM TEST The authority having jurisdiction and internal facility requirements generally...

Page 9: ... is applied to the device If it is determined that the problem is caused by a detector failure the PM 5MPX must be replaced ORDERING INFORMATION When ordering please specify PM 5MPX Dual Spectrum Infrared Flame Detector For assistance in ordering a system to meet the needs of a specific application contact Detector Electronics Corporation 6901 West 110th Street Minneapolis Minnesota 55438 USA Oper...

Page 10: ...l Size Distance feet n Heptane 1 x 1 foot 18 Isopropanol 8 in dia 8 Polypropylene 8 in dia 8 NOTE Response time measurements based upon shuttered test method FALSE ALARM IMMUNITY False Alarm Source Distance inches Modulated Response Unmodulated Response Arc welding Type E6012 rod 1 8 dia 1 4 plate 42 No alarm No alarm 70 W sodium vapor lamp 6 No alarm No alarm 250 W mercury vapor lamp 12 No alarm ...

Page 11: ...0 W incandescent lamp unmodulated 0 67 10 in propane 27 300 W incandescent lamp modulated 0 67 10 in propane 21 500 W shielded quartz halogen lamp unmodulated 2 5 10 in propane 25 500 W shielded quartz halogen lamp modulated 2 5 10 in propane 18 1500 W electric quartz heater unmodulated 9 10 in propane 24 1500 W electric quartz heater modulated 9 10 in propane 27 Two 34 W fluorescent lamps unmodul...

Page 12: ... INTRINSICALLY SAFE 420032 CLASS II DIV 2 GROUPS F G CLASS B STYLE B INTRINSICALLY SAFE 420032 CLASS III DIV 2 CLASS B STYLE B INTRINSICALLY SAFE 420032 CLASS I DIV 2 GROUPS A B C D CLASS B STYLE B NON INCENDIVE 420033 CLASS II DIV 2 GROUPS F G CLASS B STYLE B NON INCENDIVE 420033 CLASS III DIV 2 CLASS B STYLE B NON INCENDIVE 420033 NON HAZARDOUS UNCLASSIFIED CLASS B STYLE B NON INCENDIVE 420033 C...

Page 13: ...QUIRED TO MONITOR LINE CONTINUITY 4 END OF LINE DEVICE VALUE PLUS BARRIER RESISTANCE MUST PROVIDE A D E Q U ATE SUPERVISION CURRENT FOR FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL 5 RESISTANCE BETWEEN BARRIER GROUND AND EARTH GROUND MUST N O T EXCEED ONE OHM 6 PM 5MPX INTERCONNECTS VIA FLYING LEAD EXTENSION CABLE SHALL C O M P LY WITH ANSI NFPA 70 NEC A RTICLE 504 30 b 2 7 CABLE SHIELD MUST BE TIED TO INTRINSIC SAFE...

Page 14: ...OR INSTALLATION IN NONINCENDIVE CLASS I DIVISION 2 GROUPS A B C D CLASS II DIVISION 2 GROUPS F G CLASS III DIVISION 2 HAZARDOUS CLASSIFIED LOCATIONS OR NON HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS ONLY WIRING METHODS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANSI NFPA 70 NEC A RTICLE 501 4 b A N D ANSI NFPA 7 2 2 THIS DRAWING SHOWS THREE SENSORS CONNECTED IN ONE ZONE I N A CLASS B STYLE B CONFIGURATION PER NFPA 7 2 ADDITI...

Page 15: ...INTERCONNECTS VIA FLYING LEAD 4 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENT 9 TO 30 VDC AND 10 MILLIAMPS MAX PER SENSOR 5 THE OUTGOING AND RETURN REDUNDANT CIRCUIT C O N D U C TORS SHALL N O T BE RUN IN THE SAME CABLE ASSEMBLY ENCLOSURE OR R A C E WAY PER NFPA 7 2 PM 5MPX ELECTRICAL INTERFA C E W ire Color Signal Red V Input Power Orange V Input Power Black Power Return Brown Power Return Yellow Alarm Green Alarm Blue...

Page 16: ...PRIOR TO TESTING O P E R ATION TURN ON PSS MP WAIT 15 SECONDS TO CAUSE AN ALARM HOLD PSS MP SO T H AT THE INFRARED FILTER LENS IS LESS THAN 1 INCH FROM THE FRONT OF THE FLAME DETECTOR TO BE TESTED IT CAN TAKE SEVERAL SECONDS FOR THE DETECTOR TO ALARM N O T E FOR VALID TEST RESULTS THE TEST L A M P AND THE SENSOR UNDER TEST M U S T B E AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME T E M P E R ATURE B ATTERY R E P L A ...

Page 17: ...e 6901 West 110th Street Minneapolis MN 55438 USA www det tronics com Phone 1 952 941 6665 Toll free 1 800 765 3473 Fax 952 829 8750 det tronics carrier com Specifications subject to change without notice All trademarks are the property of their respective owners 2020 Detector Electronics Corporation All rights reserved Det Tronics manufacturing system is certified to ISO 9001 the world s most rec...

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