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F-Guard IR3 HD User Manual

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Note: Link between 3 and 11 to be wired on-site 

The following drawing shows how to wire the detector to act as a current sink non-

isolated transmitter (3-wire connection): 

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Note: Link between 4 and 12 to be wired on-site 

4 Wire Relay Connection 

This wiring option uses the fault and alarm relay and is connected to fire alarm panels. 

This connection allows  connecting of several detectors on 4 wires in a single loop. On 

the last detector, there is a connected EOL resistor in the connection box. The value of 

the resistor depends on the control panel specification. 

The number of detectors in a single loop depends on the control panels power supply 

capacity and length of wire width. 

In a fault condition, the fault relay will open the contact. The control panel will see an 

open-loop and will report a fault. 

In alarm conditions, the alarm relay will close the contact and short the loop. With this 

configuration, the panel does know which detector in the loop caused the alarm or fault. 

See figure below. 

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Summary of Contents for F-GUARD IR3-HD

Page 1: ...t 61 8 6108 0000 e info gastech com w gastech com USER MANUAL Triple IR Flame Detector ...

Page 2: ...roduced transmitted transcribed stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language or computer language in any form or by any means While great efforts have been made to assure the accuracy and clarity of this document GASTECH AUSTRALIA PTY LTD assumes no liability resulting from any omissions in this document or misuse of the information obtained herein The information in this document ...

Page 3: ...s 7 Preparations for Installation 10 Required Tools 10 Certification Instructions 10 Mounting the Tilt Mount 11 Mounting the detector 12 Electrical Wiring 13 Current Output 0 20mA Wiring 16 4 Wire Relay Connection 17 RS 485 Communication Network 18 Cabling Recommendations 18 Earth Ground Regime 18 3 Configuration options 20 Sensitivity 21 Ultra Fast Detection 21 Alarm Delay 21 Alarm Latch 21 Enabl...

Page 4: ...aning Procedure 25 6 Troubleshooting 26 7 Servicing 27 8 Communicator Software 27 9 Specifications 28 Fire Detection 28 Video Functionality 28 Electrical Specifications 28 Outputs 29 Mechanical Specifications 29 Environmental Specifications 29 Product Labelling 30 Approvals 33 Electromagnetic Compatibility 33 10 Performance 34 F Guard IR3 HD ASX1 F Guard IR3 HD ASX2 Standard model 34 False Alarm I...

Page 5: ...iew 6 Figure 9 Horizontal Field of View 8 Figure 10 Vertical Field of View 8 Figure 11 Tilt Mount Base Plate View 11 Figure 12 Tilt mount base Side View 12 Figure 13 Detector on Tilt Mount Side View 13 Figure 14 Terminal View 14 Figure 15 Source 4 Wire Scheme 16 Figure 16 Sink 4 Wire Scheme 16 Figure 17 Source 3 Wire Scheme 17 Figure 18 Sink 3 Wire Scheme 17 Figure 19 4 Wire Relay Connection 17 Fi...

Page 6: ... area The detector automatically records a video of a fire event 1 minute pre and up to 3 minutes post alarm initiation These features along with the built in event logger provide additional means to study the cause and development of fire events As an option the colour HD camera can be replaced with a near IR camera if the greater flame definition is needed Key Features Extreme sensitivity up to ...

Page 7: ...With RGB camera 1 M25 2 NPT 1 2 1 Enhanced performance options Option 3 Increased false alarm immunity in presence of hot CO2 Recommended for Hangar Helideck and Petroleum Loading Racks Option 5 Design for but not limited to automotive spray paint applications where compliance with 0 5s response per NFPA 33 is needed Internal tests During normal operation the flame detector performs self tests of ...

Page 8: ...For more information technical support info gastech com 3 76 M 6010 02 02 F Guard IR3 HD User Manual Product Overview FIGURE 1 FRONT VIEW OF THE F GUARD IR3 HD FIGURE 2 REAR VIEW OF THE F GUARD IR3 HD ...

Page 9: ...ss steel tilt mount part number 85 6000 TMO HD This allows the detector to be securely attached to a wall pole or other solid surface using appropriate fixings See sections 2 5 and 2 6 for further details FIGURE 3 TILT MOUNT 1 5 2 Weather Cover The weather cover P N 85 6000 WC SS 02protect the detector from extreme weather conditions such as heat rain and snow FIGURE 4 WEATHER COVER ...

Page 10: ...rt number F Guard PMA S23 FIGURE 5 POLE MOUNT 1 5 4 Air shield The air shield P N F Guard ASD S02 allows the installation of flame detectors in harsh weather conditions where they may be exposed to dust sand and other particulate matter The connection point can be mounted in the 3 9 or 12 o clock locations Air pressure source Clean dry and oil free air Pressure 2 3 bar 30 45 psi Fitting 7 16 20UNF...

Page 11: ... permit F Guard Flame Simulators emit IR radiation in a special electromagnetic radiation pattern which simulates a fire to the detectors The simulators are lightweight easy to use with testing distances of up to 23 ft 7m and capable of more than 1000 activations between battery charging F Guard Flame Simulators are ATEX approved for use in hazardous Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 21 Zone 22 areas Each simula...

Page 12: ...event the accumulation of dust and dirt Do not start an installation until the performance target system configuration installation location and coverage considerations have been defined by the responsible person To ensure optimal performance the following guidelines should be addressed Sensitivity To determine the sensitivity level the following issues should be considered The size of the fire is...

Page 13: ...For more information technical support info gastech com 8 76 M 6010 02 02 F Guard IR3 HD User Manual FIGURE 9 HORIZONTAL FIELD OF VIEW FIGURE 10 VERTICAL FIELD OF VIEW ...

Page 14: ...ed during welding operations in situations where the possibility of a false alarm cannot be tolerated Gas welding requires a system inhibit since the gas torch is an actual fire Arc welding rods can contain organic binder materials in the flux that burn during the welding operation and are detectable by the device Welding rods with clay binders do not burn and should not be detected However a syst...

Page 15: ...nd temperatures Required Tools The detector can be installed using the following tools Tool Function Hex KEY 6 mm Vertical alignment Hex KEY 10 mm Horizontal alignment Wrench 13 mm Mounting the detector Flat Screwdriver 6 mm Ground screw connection Flat screwdriver 3 5mm Terminal connection Certification Instructions Warnings Do not open the detector even when isolated when a flammable atmosphere ...

Page 16: ...ead fasteners with a minimum of ISO 4762 Grade A4 Class 80 are acceptable alternatives One suitably certified stopping plug is supplied with the detector The external earthing connection consists of a cable lug with an M5x10 stainless steel screw the terminals are suitable for connection of a wire of at least 4mm2 12AWG The internal terminals are suitable for the connection of a wire equal to or g...

Page 17: ...crews and spring lock washers items 3 and 4 c Loosen the locking screws Items 5 and 6 in such a way that enables you to rotate the detector d Point the detector towards the detection area and make certain that the view of the area is unobstructed e Secure the detector in that position by tightening the locking screws Items 5 and 6 on the tilt mount Make sure the detector is pointing in the correct...

Page 18: ...able components and should never be opened Opening this will invalidate the warranty of the detector The terminal compartment at the back is the only part of the housing that should be opened by the user The detector has 22 screw terminals as shown in the following figure and table ITEM NO ITEM NAME 1 TILT MOUNT ASSEMBLY 2 HOLDING PLATE 3 4 MOUNTING HEX SCREWS M8 AND LOCK WASHERS 5 HEX SOCKET LOCK...

Page 19: ...For more information technical support info gastech com 14 76 M 6010 02 02 F Guard IR3 HD User Manual FIGURE 14 TERMINAL VIEW ...

Page 20: ...bed in section 3 4 8 Alarm Relay COM 9 Analog Video Composite analog video output 10 Analog Video A1 Auxiliary Relay NO A normally open SPST contact relay with B1 that is open in normal operation and closed according to the configuration used 11 24 VDC Power supply 18 32 VDC 12 24 VDC Power supply return 0V 13 Manual BIT activation 14 RS 485 15 RS 485 16 Ethernet TX The manual BIT built in test ca...

Page 21: ...a current source isolated transmitter 4 wire connection FIGURE 15 SOURCE 4 WIRE SCHEME The following drawing shows how to wire the detector to act as a current sink isolated transmitter 4 wire connection FIGURE 16 SINK 4 WIRE SCHEME The following drawing shows how to wire the detector to act as a current source non isolated transmitter 3 wire connection Detector 1 2 3 4 24VDC Return Return 24VDC D...

Page 22: ...onnecting of several detectors on 4 wires in a single loop On the last detector there is a connected EOL resistor in the connection box The value of the resistor depends on the control panel specification The number of detectors in a single loop depends on the control panels power supply capacity and length of wire width In a fault condition the fault relay will open the contact The control panel ...

Page 23: ...otocol please see manual F100P0013 Figure 20 RS 485 Networking Cabling Recommendations The cable used should be appropriate for the hazardous area classification and meet local national and company regulations To comply with EMC regulations the cable must be shielded and the detector grounded The use of industrial grade suitably armoured field cable is recommended When using HART communications th...

Page 24: ...d be screened shielded The screen shield should be connected to a low noise instrument earth at one end The screens shields of field cabling must not be connected in a manner that creates earth loops or that will result in the screens shields carrying large currents from heavy plants or equipment 2 12 2 Interference and noise Electrical equipment connected to the system should comply with applicab...

Page 25: ...NS Function Options Default Setting Sensitivity Very low Low Medium High Extreme Medium Ultra fast detection Disabled Enabled Disabled Alarm Delay 0 5 10 20 or 30 seconds 0 seconds no delay Alarm Latch Disabled Enabled Disabled Video module Disabled Enabled Enabled Video analog output Disabled NTSC PAL Disabled Enable Pre Alarm 0 20mA Disabled Enabled Disabled Enable dirty window warning 0 20mA Di...

Page 26: ... detector delays the execution of the alarm outputs up to the configured period After this time delay the detector re evaluates the situation If a fire is still detected the alarm outputs are activated Alarm Latch If the alarm latch is enabled the detector outputs will remain active even after a flame is no longer detected To reset the detector outputs the detector must be power cycled or a manual...

Page 27: ... or 3 minutes after depending on the post alarm video recording duration setting Digital video output is provided via ethernet and ONVIF Profile S protocol Composite analog video output is provided in NTSC or PAL format depending on the Video analog output setting Modbus Address The detector can communicate with the Gastech communicator software using a Modbus RTU compatible protocol on RS 485 Thi...

Page 28: ...tart the detector cycle the power Output Signals The detector has the following output signals Current output 0 20mA with HART 7 Relays Fault Auxiliary and Alarm Modbus RS 485 Tri color status LED TABLE 4 OUTPUT SIGNALS State State Output 0 20mA Fault Relay NC Alarm Relay NO Aux Relay NO LED Startup 1mA Open Open Open Flashing Yellow Fault 1mA Open Open Open Flashing Yellow BIT fault 2mA Open Open...

Page 29: ...at a lower sensitivity When the Manual BIT Alarm Output Test feature is enabled see section3 11 a successful Manual BIT will activate the following alarm outputs for a few seconds 1 The LED in the front of the detector will turn red 2 The 0 20mA current output will be set to 20mA 3 The alarm relay will close Warning Make sure all fire extinguishing actions or alarms connected to the detector are D...

Page 30: ...s and should never be opened The terminal compartment at the back is the only part of the housing that should be opened by the user Any violation of these instructions will invalidate the warranty Cleaning Procedure To clean the detector a Disconnect the power to the unit and disable inhibit any extinguishing equipment that is connected to the unit b Use water and detergent to clean the detector w...

Page 31: ...an detector window Restart the detector by turning the power off and then back on Red LED constantly on Alarm Relay closed and the current output is at 20mA The detector is in alarm latch mode Restart the detector by turning the power off and then back on or perform a manual BIT Alarm Relay closed and the current output is at 20mA The detector is exposed to a flame Check the cause of the alarm If ...

Page 32: ... number contact technical support via email at info gastech com Refer to the detector warranty statement in section 12 8 Gastech Communicator Software The Gastech Communicator software can be used to configure and monitor the F Guard IR3 flame detector The software communicates using Modbus over an RS 485 port to the detector Modbus commands enable the user to configure parameters and monitor the ...

Page 33: ... test Automatic and Manual Video Functionality HD Video allows clear imaging of fire and people at 100ft 30m distance Video recording of alarm events 1 minute before and up to 3 minutes after the flame is detected System integration protocol ONVIF Open Network Video Interface Forum Profile S Electrical Specifications Operating Voltage 24 VDC nominal 18 32 VDC Current Consumption o Standby 180mA o ...

Page 34: ...0 1mA BIT Fault 2 mA 0 2mA Dirty window warning 3 mA 0 2mA Normal 4 mA 0 2mA Pre alarm 16 mA 0 3mA Alarm 20 mA 0 3mA Tri colour LED indication Modbus RTU compatible Protocol on RS 485 Digital Video IP network IEEE 802 3 10Base t Mechanical Specifications Size 7 87 x 5 12 5 12 200 130 130mm Weight o Detector Stainless Steel 316 9 8 lbs 4 4 kg o Tilt mount Stainless steel 316 5 4 lbs 2 4 kg Environm...

Page 35: ...For more information technical support info gastech com 30 76 M 6010 02 02 F Guard IR3 HD User Manual Product Labelling 9 7 1 Ex db ...

Page 36: ...For more information technical support info gastech com 31 76 M 6010 02 02 F Guard IR3 HD User Manual 9 7 2 Ex db eb ...

Page 37: ...For more information technical support info gastech com 32 76 M 6010 02 02 F Guard IR3 HD User Manual 9 7 3 Warning Label ...

Page 38: ... Ta 50 C Ta 75 C Class II III Div 1 Groups E F G T4 Ta 50 C Ta 85 C or T5 Ta 50 C Ta 75 C Class I Zone 1 AEx Ex db IIC T4 Gb or Class I Zone 1 AEx Ex db eb IIC T4 Gb T4 Ta 50 C Ta 85 C or T5 Ta 50 C Ta 75 C and Zone 21 AEx Ex tb IIIC T95 C Db 50 C Ta 75 C or Zone 21 AEx Ex tb IIIC T105 C Db 50 C Ta 85 C Performance o ANSI FM 3260 o EN 54 10 Functional safety Meets the requirements for SIL 2 per IE...

Page 39: ...verage Response Time Seconds N Heptane 1 x 1 ft 262 80 9 0 N Heptane 1 x 1 ft 230 70 4 1 N Heptane 1 x 1 ft 98 30 1 5 Gasoline 1 x 1 ft 230 70 3 6 Gasoline 2 x 2 ft 328 100 5 3 Methane 32 plume 148 45 3 3 LPG 32 plume 180 55 4 8 Diesel 1 x 1 ft 164 50 2 9 JP5 1 x 1 ft 164 50 5 8 JP5 2 x 2 ft 295 90 9 2 Kerosene 1 x 1 ft 164 50 4 1 Methanol 1 x 1 ft 131 40 4 1 Ethanol 1 x 1 ft 125 38 4 2 Isopropano...

Page 40: ...0 8 Syngas 32 in Plume 49 15 0 8 Wood 1 x 1 ft 74 22 5 2 1 Low Sensitivity Fuel Pan Size Distance ft m Average Response Time Seconds N Heptane 1 x 1 ft 49 15 1 2 LPG 32 plume 49 15 1 4 JP5 1 x 1 ft 39 12 8 8 Methanol 1 x 1 ft 39 12 1 2 Very low Sensitivity Fuel Pan Size Distance ft m Average Response Time Seconds N Heptane 1 x 1 ft 25 7 5 1 6 Gasoline 1 x 1 ft 25 7 5 1 8 LPG 32 in Plume 25 7 5 1 8...

Page 41: ...e Sensitivity False Alarm Source Maximum Distance in ft m Sunlight Direct Reflected No response at any distance Sunlight Direct reflected with water drops on sensors No response at any distance Incandescent frosted glass light 300W 2 0 5 Fluorescent 70W 3x23 3W 2 0 5 Electric arc 2 0 5 Arc welding 12 3 5 Radiation heater 1850W 2 0 5 Radiation heater 1850W with water drops on sensors 2 0 5 Quartz l...

Page 42: ... 6010 SS HD AS24 As F Guard IR3 HD AS23 with Near IR camera instead of RGB camera 85 6010 SS HD AS15 As F Guard IR3 HD AS11 but with enhanced speed of response option 85 6010 SS HD AS25 As F Guard IR3 HD AS21 but with enhanced speed of response option Detector Tilt Mount 85 6000 TMO HD F Guard Stainless Steel Tilt Mount Flame Simulator Kit 85 2411 FG IR3 F Guard Flame Simulator Kit Including Carry...

Page 43: ...he factory or other damage due to abuse misuse improper installation lack of maintenance or Act of God which are above and beyond its control GASTECH AUSTRALIA PTY LTD will upon receipt of any defective product transportation prepaid repair or replace it at its sole discretion if found to have been defective when shipped Said repair or replacement is GASTECH AUSTRALIA PTY LTD sole liability under ...

Page 44: ...erimpose at a low level on top of the 4 20mA current The HART implementation on the F Guard IR3 UV IR Flame Detector allows the Control Unit to monitor the status of the detector settings of User Configuration and initiate field diagnostics The HART protocol implemented in this flame detector corresponds to HART rev 7 0 It supports HART Universal commands including Common Practice and Device Speci...

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