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Section A 

   

 

Installation

 

 1. Control 

Panel

 

 

i.   The 

LeakSense 2i 

Control Panel should be sited in a position  

  where the ‘Alarm Horn’ can be heard and at a height where the    
  LCD Screen can be seen.  

SEE PAGE 20 BEFORE INSTALLING. 

 ii. 

 

A 220/240 volt 50 Hz single phase power supply via a non- 

 

  switched fused spur should be made available adjacent to the 
   

Control Panel prior to the start of the installation and should be 

   

connected to the Control Panel by a competent qualified person. 

   

DO NOT CONNECT POWER TO THE CONTROL PANEL OR   

   

THE BATTERIES  YET .  (SEE PAGE 15 FOR CONNECTIONS.) 

  

  2.  Leader / Jumper cables 

 

   

NOTE: Only J.A.M. Ltd. Leader & Jumper Cables must be used.

 

  i. 

 

The Leader cable (LS-LC) should be installed first. The bare    

  end of the Leader cable, consisting of 2 cores, should be installed 
   

ready to connect 

into the Control Panel via the knockout provided  

   

and with a suitable cable gland to the terminals marked ‘CD-X’.  

   ii.   

The cores can be connected to either terminal as there is no 

   polarity. 

DO NOT CONNECT TO THE CONTROL PANEL YET. 

 

 

  iii.   

The connectorized end of  the Leader cable (female) is to be   

  connected to the first piece of Detecting cable (CD-x). 

  iv.   

Detecting cables (CD-x) & Jumper cables (LS-JC) are 

   

connectorized at both ends (one end female the other end male, the  

  female end should always be at the furthest end of the piece of cable  
  you have just installed). The Jumper cable (LS-JC) is to be used   

  where it is required to connect Detecting cables (CD-x) installed in  
   

different areas.  

 v. 

Ensure all cables are installed Securely.

 

 

 3. Detecting 

cable

 

 

 

i. 

 

Detecting cable (CD-x) should be installed using the following  

 methods:- 
   

a.     Clip to the underside of pipe-work using nylon type cable ties at  

   

300 mm centres.. 

   

b.  Clip to the floor slab or other flat surface using ‘aqualarm’  

 

   

floor clips (CL-1) hot melt glued or screwed to the surface at  

 

   

500 mm centres. (Do not rely on sticky back pads only) 

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Summary of Contents for Aqualarm LeakSense 2

Page 1: ...Tel 44 0 191 490 1547 Fax 44 0 191 477 5371 Email northernsales thorneandderrick co uk Website www heattracing co uk www thorneanderrick co uk...

Page 2: ...OL PANEL OUTPUTS 1 Relay Outputs 7 2 RS 232 8 3 RS 485 8 E CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS 1 Test Mute Reset Keys 9 2 View 100 Event Record Log 10 3 What to do if an Alarm Sounds 10 F MAINTENANCE CABLE CARE 1...

Page 3: ...provided and with a suitable cable gland to the terminals marked CD X ii The cores can be connected to either terminal as there is no polarity DO NOT CONNECT TO THE CONTROL PANEL YET iii The connector...

Page 4: ...be Tested as follows ii Ensure that all the cables are connected together BUT DO NOT CONNECT the Leader cable to the Control Panel AT THIS STAGE iii Connect the End of line resistive plug EOL 2 to the...

Page 5: ...itable cable entry gland iv Cause a competent qualified person to connect the Battery Back Up leads to the correct terminals of the sealed Lead Acid Batteries and the Control Panel to the Mains Power...

Page 6: ...e LCD screen will DISPLAY the following iii The Hours will be highlighted Using the buttons corresponding to the keys set the hours iv Continue using the buttons corresponding to the ARROW keys to hig...

Page 7: ...the Detecting cable into the other end of the Mapping Tool Press the button corresponding to the Reset key the LCD screen will now revert to Screen A iv Press hold down the Button on the top of the M...

Page 8: ...MARKED Water Detected Alarm Alarm N C C N O Open Circuit Alarm Network Fail N C C N O Mains Failure Alarm Mains Fail N C C N O Battery Failure Alarm Batt Fail N C C N O Service Alarm Service N C C N...

Page 9: ...e button corresponding to the RESET key This should always be used to RESET the System following the clearance of an alarm condition or Panel TEST The LCD screen will now revert to Screen A iv In TEST...

Page 10: ...to Screen A iv To remove all LOGS Press the button corresponding to the CLEAR LOGS key Then Press the button corresponding to the EXIT Sign to return to Screen A 3 What to do if an Alarm sounds a Wat...

Page 11: ...seconds display the same or similar Location Reading this will indicate that the Detecting cable has not dried or that the water is still present ix If a vastly different Location Reading is displayed...

Page 12: ...change to the following iii The Alarm Horn will sound iv Press the button corresponding to the MUTE key take NOTE of the LOCATION READING displayed check this against the System Map to locate the Ope...

Page 13: ...are working in the area of the alarm They may have caused damage to the detecting cable or opened a joint whilst carrying out other duties or works Always be aware of any works being carried out in t...

Page 14: ...intenance i Although the system is relatively maintenance free it is recommended that it should be checked fully at least ONCE each year Should an alarm occur which you cannot clear by the method desc...

Page 15: ...ders Rubble Dust All the above substances will cause an Alarm state If allowed to dry without attendance a Trace Path contamination may occur the Alarm state will not be able to be cleared or the syst...

Page 16: ...wing aqualarm equipment is available to be connected directly to the LeakSense 2i system Repeater Panel RP 1 Beacon Sounder B S 1 Touch Screen system aqualarm One Touch Auto dialler SD 1 Automatic Voi...

Page 17: ...r Cable Can be cut to Length CD x Detecting Cable 1m 2m 5m 10m WARNING WATER LEAK DETECTION CABLE WL 1 10 Pack of 10 WL 1 100 Pack of 100 Warning Labels LS MBi Mapping Box LS JC Jumper Cable Please Sp...

Page 18: ...ate When all Readings have been recorded the information should be used to prepare a System Map 18 Position Log No Cable Length Type Alarm Reading Open Circuit Reading Position Log No Cable Length Typ...

Page 19: ...HEET Project Name Date You should also photcopy pages 18 19 for your records 19 Position Log No Cable Length Type Alarm Reading Open Circuit Reading Position Log No Cable Length Type Alarm Reading Ope...

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Page 23: ...drill bits do not penetrate far enough to touch the Printed Circuit Boards or any component You must ensure that any swarf from the drilling is completely removed from the Control Panel FAILURE to ad...

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