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1) PLASTIC MOUNTING
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2) SECURING BOLT
2.0 SPECIFICATIONS, CONT’D…..
Environment: a) Temperature: 0 deg. C. to + 40 deg. C (32 deg. F to 104 deg.
F.)
b) Humidity: 0 to 95% Rh
Fuses: System primary: Automatic resetting thermal fuse rated 1.5 amps
Switching power supply secondary: replaceable 2.0 amp
Certifications: CSA field inspected for low voltage safety
Options: a) Top mounted red strobe light (user programmable)
b) Water tight audible alarm & silence push-button
c) Top mounted audible alarm (103 dB horn)
d) Battery back-up system
e) Internal, programmable data logger
f) Internal sensor (one electrochemical toxic or Oxygen sensor)
3.0 INSTALLATION
Four removable mounting feet are supplied in a plastic bag inside the enclosure c/w
mounting bolts. These should be secured to the rear, outside corners of the
enclosure base. The mounting feet can be loosened off and rotated to two different
mounting positions, straight up vertically from the enclosure base or at a 45 degree
angle from the corner of the enclosure base.
For security, the PAC-44 controller should be installed inside a locked electrical,
mechanical or instrumentation room.
3.1 INSTALLATION “FEET” DRAWINGS
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7.7 SYSTEM PROGRAMMING - RELAY OUTPUT CODES, CONT’D…..
“2321” Setting Relay Coil State:
This code allows the user to select the normal
state of the relay in non-alarm condition (normally energized or normally
de-energized). To achieve this, input code “2321”, then depress push-button “3” to
increment or “1” to decrement through the choices. Depress push-button “2” to scroll
to the next channel. Once this function is finished, continue to depress push-button
“2” until you reach the last channel and the system will automatically start to scroll
through all “active” channels.
Selection: “Fail Safe-Yes or No”
Note: The definition of “Fail-Safe”, for the purposes of this manual, means to keep
the relay coil in a normally energized state in non-alarm condition.
“2313” Setting Relay Latching State:
This code allows the user to select if one or
more of the system relays should “latch” when activated by a gas alarm or fault
alarm condition. Latching means that when the relay state changes because it was
activated by an alarm condition, it is held in this changed state. To achieve this,
input code “2313”, then depress push-button “3” to increment or “1” to decrement
through the choices. Depress push-button “2” to scroll to the next channel. Once this
function is finished, continue to depress push-button “2” until you reach the last
channel and the system will automatically start to scroll through all “active” channels.
Note: The user must depress and hold the acknowledge push-button for
approximately 10 seconds to release the latched relays.
Selection: “No or Yes”
“2333” Strobe Light Activation:
The system circuit provides 24 VDC voltage
output to power a strobe light (see photo on page-9). This code allows the user to
select which alarm level activates the strobe light. The alarm level selected is
common to all channels. To achieve this, input code “2333”, then depress push-
button “3” to advance through the choices. Once this function is finished, depress
push-button “2” and the system will automatically start to scroll through all “active”
channels.
Note: Strobe always activates with all fault alarms.
Selection: “Low, Mid or High”
RL 1 Menu 2321
Fail Safe ? Yes
RL 1 Menu 2313
Latching ? No
ST 1 Menu 2333
Act Level Low
Summary of Contents for PAC-44 Series
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