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INSTALLATION

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ADICOS HOTSPOT-1000

410-2410-001 EN11

5.3.2

Attaching ADICOS Connection Cable to ADICOS HOTSPOT-1000

1

Press the bayonet lock on the

ADICOS

connection cable against the

detector connection.

2

Carefully turn the entire bayonet lock to find the proper position for the

twist protection.

3

Firmly turn the bayonet ring on the connector to secure the cable.

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Summary of Contents for ADICOS HOTSPOT-1000

Page 1: ...lation Operation Maintenance GTE Industrieelektronik GmbH Helmholtzstr 21 38 40 D 41747 Viersen GERMANY info gte de 49 0 2162 3703 0 www gte de 410 2410 001 EN11 EN Thermographic Surface Temperature Detector HOTSPOT 1000 ...

Page 2: ...38 40 41747 Viersen GERMANY Support hotline 49 0 2162 37030 E mail service adicos de 2018 GTE Industrieelektronik GmbH This document and all illustrations contained herein are protect ed by copyright and may not be copied and pasted modified or distributed without the express consent of the manufacturer Technical data is subject to change without notice ...

Page 3: ... to breakdown and malfunctioning The detector units are linked to a central unit through an ADICOS M Bus In the central unit the parameterization of each detector is specified All of the sensor data needed for statistical analyses are also stored in the central unit The ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 is an IR fire detector used for optical and spatially resolved fire and heat detection It is well suited for ...

Page 4: ...lations 3 2 4 Qualification Required of Personnel 4 2 5 Modifications 4 2 6 Accessories and Spare Parts 4 3 Product Description 5 3 1 Overview 5 3 2 Sensor Specification 5 3 3 Potential Uses 6 3 4 Connecting Purge Air 6 3 5 Signal Relays 8 3 6 Detector Heater 8 3 7 ADICOS M Bus 8 4 Functioning 8 4 1 Configuration and Evaluation 9 4 2 LED Signals 9 5 Installation 10 5 1 Requirements of Mounting Loc...

Page 5: ... Maintenance 25 8 1 Dirt and Condensation 25 8 2 Checking Signal Relay Functioning 26 8 3 Function Text 26 8 4 Replacing Detectors 26 9 Failure 27 10 Technical Data 28 10 1 Measuring Range 29 10 2 Precision of Standard Version ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 29 10 3 Purge Air Requirements 30 11 Disposal 30 ...

Page 6: ...onal objectives Operational objectives specify the result to be achieved by following the subsequent instruc tions Operational objectives are shown in bold print Instructions Instructions are the steps to be taken in order to achieve the previously stated operational objective Instructions appear like this Indicates a single instruction 1 First of a series of instructions 2 Second of a series of i...

Page 7: ...Meaning ADICOS Advanced Discovery System AAB ADICOS branching and connection box BMZ ADICOS control panel BMZ 30 M BM ADICOS M BUSMASTER NT ADICOS power supply unit NT V40 A3 FDnet Field Device Network fire detection bus SIEMENS fire detection systems LSN Local Security Network fire detection bus BOSCH fire detection systems BMA Fire detection system 1 4 Storing this Manual Store this manual near ...

Page 8: ...rating specifications These can be found in Chap 10 Technical Data Intended use also includes following the instructions in this manual and complying with all relevant local regulations The ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 may not be used for any other purpose If the device is used in any other way or if changes are made to the product including in the course of installation and maintenance the warranty claim ...

Page 9: ...stems setup and operation 2 4 Qualification Required of Personnel Only properly trained and qualified persons may work on ADICOS equipment Qualified per sons are those who have received relevant professional training have the required skills and experience and who are aware of applicable regulations enabling them to work on electrical equipment and detect potential hazards WARNING Installation sta...

Page 10: ...onfigured Because of its durable design the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 can be used in adverse industrial environments It is ideal for monitoring bulk goods prone to spontaneous combustion as well as conveyor lines 3 1 Overview No Description Pre assembled bayonet connection Camera as installation aid Purge air adapter with IR sensor array HOTSPOT 1000 enclosure Adjustable mounting bracket 3 2 Sensor Spec...

Page 11: ...tionary objects as well ensuring early detection of any hot spots that may be forming The detector also senses overheated drives shaft bearings and reels early And the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 can be used in conjunction with the GSME to monitor bulk goods stored above storage sites or in silos and to quickly detect any hot spots As with moving objects you can use multiple ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000s at the sa...

Page 12: ...POT 1000 to prevent condensation from forming on the lens of the IR sensor Purity classes required for purge air Dust class 2 Water content class 3 20 C dewpoint Oil content class 2 0 1 mg m3 Required air flow rate In dusty settled air 2 l min In dusty flowing air 10 l min Testing is advisable in severely turbulent dusty air The purge air supply must remain uninterrupted as long as dust residue ca...

Page 13: ... perature limit of 40 C is exceeded the detector heater switches off automatically until the enclosure temperature has fallen again The limit may need to be adjusted in the event of a high ambient temperature along with high humidity Details can be found in the software documentation 3 7 ADICOS M Bus The ADICOS M Bus is a two wire data line used to transmit all of the detector parameters as well a...

Page 14: ...an be used to change the limit of the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 irrespective of the standard default configuration upon delivery 4 2 LED Signals The current state of the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 is indicated by three LEDs The following table explains the respective illumination LED State Functioning Green Flashing Initialization not yet able to trigger an alarm On Normal operation Off Detection system off de...

Page 15: ... be completely ineffective 5 1 1 Protective Measures To ensure smooth operation of the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 always consider the following factors when choosing a place to attach the device Temperature Even under the most unfavorable conditions the ambient temperature at the mounting location must remain within the temperature range specified for the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 Refer to Chap 10 Technical Da...

Page 16: ...e Visibility The ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 must always have a clear unobstructed view of the material to be monitored If the object to be monitored is obscured or is not within the visibility range of the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 the device will not be able to detect any heat sources and trigger an alarm Distance and detection area The detection area is determined by the distance between the detector and the...

Page 17: ...ction area and the area detected by a single sensor pixel So the object resolution of the IR detectors is a factor of the distance Disruptions Certain disruptive variables can have a negative impact on functioning of the ADICOS HOT SPOT 1000 leading to a false alarm When setting the alarm thresholds take into con sideration intended heat sources e g motor vehicles ...

Page 18: ...parts and or objects to be monitored within the detection area Before mounting the device determine the detection area of a single detector or adjust it as a factor of the installation location When doing this take into consideration the mounting angle of the detector as well as the angle of detection 5 2 2 Mounting the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 NOTE The ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 may be installed only by prop...

Page 19: ...area The ball joint gives the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 a tilting range of 50 from the vertical position towards the narrower side and 30 from the vertical position towards the wider side 5 3 Wiring WARNING Incorrect installation of the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 can cause malfunctioning and failure of the detection system Only properly trained personnel may wire the equipment Chap 2 4 Qualification Required o...

Page 20: ...put X6 e Alarm NO 1 White Relay output X6 a Alarm NO 1 Brown Relay output X7 a Failure NC Green Relay output X7 e Failure NC Pink Fire panel interface B in Auxiliary assembly option al added at factory Blue Fire panel interface A in Violet Fire panel interface B out Gray Fire panel interface A out Blue red M Bus Max 40 V non polarized Gray pink 1 With series resistor standard 680 Ω ...

Page 21: ...al Color Signal Analog signal Pink Analog signal protected against polarity reversal 4 20 mA Blue Analog signal protected against polarity reversal 4 20 mA Violet Analog signal 0 5 V 0 10 V Gray Analog signal 0 V Optional pre alarm relay Color Plug assignment Pre alarm module Pink 8 NC break contact Blue 9 Violet 10 M center tap Gray 11 NO make contact The pre alarm relay is linked to set 2 of the...

Page 22: ...ction Cable to ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 1 Press the bayonet lock on the ADICOS connection cable against the detector connection 2 Carefully turn the entire bayonet lock to find the proper position for the twist protection 3 Firmly turn the bayonet ring on the connector to secure the cable ...

Page 23: ...factor of the system and detector configuration The following procedure applies to all wiring variations 24 V 0 V M Bus A M Bus B B1 A1 B2 A2 X6e X7e X6a X7a 0 V 24 V PE PE 24 V 0 V X7 St X6aus Al X6ein Al LOOP B LOOP A M Bus A M Bus B 24 V 0 V X7 St X6aus Al X6ein Al LOOP B LOOP A M Bus A M Bus B CONNECTION BOX HOTSPOT Alarm relay R1 R2 Standard R1 680 Ω R2 Standard R3 0 Ω R4 R3 R4 BMZ30 M BM BMZ...

Page 24: ...he GTE manual no 430 2410 001 5 3 4 Wiring Variations The actual wiring of the detector to the ADICOS branching and connection box can vary depending on the system configuration The following wiring diagrams show the most common system configurations and wiring variations ADICOS BMZ M BM and external NT 24 V 0 V M Bus A M Bus B B1 A1 B2 A2 X6e X7e X6a X7a red black yellow green white brown pink bl...

Page 25: ...us B ADICOS AAB ADICOS connection cable for detector to next ADICOS AAB Terminating resistor wire break detection 3k3 External fire detector Failure Alarm 1 Alarm 2 At the end of the line 24 V 0 V M Bus A M Bus B B1 A1 B2 A2 X6e X7e X6a X7a red black yellow green white brown pink blue violet gray blue red gray pink 0 V 24 V PE PE 24 V 0 V X7 Stoer X6aus Al X6ein Al LOOP B LOOP A M Bus A M Bus B 24...

Page 26: ...Bus B ADICOS AAB Primary cable Primary cable 24 V 0 V M Bus A M Bus B B1 A1 B2 A2 X6e X7e X6a X7a red black yellow green white brown pink blue violet gray blue red gray pink 0 V 24 V PE PE 24 V 0 V X7 Stoer X6aus Al X6ein Al LOOP B LOOP A M Bus A M Bus B 24 V 0 V X7 Stoer X6aus Al X6ein Al LOOP B LOOP A M Bus A M Bus B ADICOS AAB ADICOS connection cable for detector to next fire panel interface LO...

Page 27: ... a false alarm can be triggered or the detector can fail NOTE The ADICOS detectors do not have to each be started up separately When the ADICOS central unit is switched on all of the detectors start automatically NOTE The ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 indicates a malfunction until the startup process is completed Supply voltage to the device to start up the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 Start up the ADICOS system as ...

Page 28: ...d to the connected fire panel via the ADICOS M Bus or the fire detection lines If an alarm delay has been set the alarm is not triggered until the alarm conditions have been met for longer than the set duration 7 2 1 Fire Detection System Operation If the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 is connected to a fire panel the alarm is transmitted to the fire panel via the fire detection system module The fire detect...

Page 29: ... the trigger criterion for the pre alarm If the limits specified in set 2 are exceeded the pre alarm module relay switches and the red signal LED Alarm flashes 7 2 6 Day Night Mode If the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 is operated in conjunction with a ADICOS BMZ 30 the fea ture Day night mode can be used When the parameterization has been modified for this purpose in the ADICOS service software the determin...

Page 30: ...such that the optics have a vertical view or almost vertical view downward the optics will remain clean for many years When the detector is used in areas where there is frequent dust turbulence it is advisable to use purge air Refer to Chap 3 4 Purge Air Connection when the dust is moist purge air is essential A liquid film on the detector can prevent a heat source from being recognized So it is i...

Page 31: ...xt ATTENTION It is essential to use the test device ADICOS HTL 2 to verify that the detector is working properly Please follow the instructions in the GTE manual no 410 2410 008 Test proper alarm triggering at least once a year NOTE Functional testing of the signal relays triggers an alarm or failure state on the connected fire panel Switch the fire panel to walk test mode before testing functioni...

Page 32: ... described in this manual 9 Failure Failure of the ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 is indicated by the yellow signal LED lighting up as well as by the Failure signal relay deenergizing The ADICOS HOTSPOT 1000 recognizes the following states and causes of failure Failure Description Measure Undervoltage current failure Operating voltage falls be low 20 V even only briefly Check supply voltage and wiring use a ...

Page 33: ...densing With continuous condensation when optional detector heater is built in Enclosure Coated die cast aluminum corrosion resis tant Dimensions H x W x L 90 x 100 x 100 mm not in cluding dust splash guard Weight 0 6 kg Degree of protection IP 64 Mounting Overhead diagonally on the ball joint Electrical connection ADICOS connection cable 12 lead with bayonet lock Service bus M Bus 40 V 2 20 mA pe...

Page 34: ... monitored surfaces must be taken into consideration The ambient temperature is near the device temperature The size of the detected object is the same as the sensing range of one pixel Statistical precision of temperature detection at device temperatures between 10 C and 30 C room temperature Temperature dif ferential C between object and device dT Absolute precision Relative precision C pixel pi...

Page 35: ...urements Typically 3 C With the model 0 500 C Typically 10 C 10 3 Purge Air Requirements Purity classes required for purge air Dust Class 2 Water content Class 3 20 C dewpoint Oil content Class 2 0 1 mg m Required air flow rate In dusty settled air 2 l min In dusty flowing air 10 l min Testing is advisable in severely turbulent air 11 Disposal Return the device to the manufacturer when it reaches ...

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