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BATTERY

This Alarm Panel operates independently of any external power supply and uses an advanced non-rechargeable lithium 
battery pack to drive all functions including energising the release solenoids. The pack has built-in circuitry that allows 
it to accurately keep track of its charge state and will notify the Alarm Panel that it needs replacement once 60% of its 
capacity has been used up. This ensures that it will always have enough capacity to handle activation even if the battery 
is not replaced for 6 months after notification.

The Alarm Panel regularly tests the battery under a full simulated load to ensure that any premature cell failures are 
picked up. If both the REPLACE BATTERY indicator and the OK indicator are lit the battery must be replaced at the 
next convenient opportunity. If only the REPLACE BATTERY indicator is lit the battery is critical and must be replaced 
immediately.

Battery life 

is very much dependent on the conditions the Alarm Panel operates in. STANDBY MODE places the least load 

on the battery and FIRE MODE places the highest load. Battery capacity is significantly reduced in sub zero temperatures. 
In most applications the battery should last for at least 2 years and in ideal conditions over 4 years. Once the Alarm Panel 
indicates "REPLACE BATTERY" the battery needs replacement it can still operate reliably for at least a further 6 months.
  
The battery incorporates a built in fuse for safety purposes. This fuse is rated at 3 amps which is far above the 
requirements of the Alarm Panel so will never fuse in normal use. Care should be taken when handling the battery not to 
short out any of the terminals. If this fuse is blown it cannot be replaced and the battery pack will be rendered useless.

Observe the INSTALL BY date printed on the battery.

Dispose of used batteries in an environmentally responsible 
manner or preferably return to your dealer for correct disposal.

IMPORTANT

Summary of Contents for M2AP01

Page 1: ...OPERATION INSTALLATION MANUAL FOR ALARM PANEL M2AP01...

Page 2: ...n 6 Installation Instructions 7 Setup 7 Wiring 9 Wiring Diagram for MusterWire LHD Installations 11 Wiring Diagram for LOP Installations 12 Battery 13 Expansion 14 Data Port 14 Operation 15 Isolated M...

Page 3: ...anual are fully understood DO NOT alter or modify any part of the fire suppression components as this may cause a malfunction and result in serious bodily injury OWNER OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITY It is th...

Page 4: ...internal fuses LittleFuse Nano2A Response Time Max 1 second Failure to heed the following warnings including misuse modifying parts or using worn or damaged parts may result in equipment damage and o...

Page 5: ...ating range of 40 to 70 C Celsius Circular design in conjunction with the universal stainless steel bracket allows easy orientation at any angle as well as in dash mounting Loud 98 dB buzzer Ultra bri...

Page 6: ...TUP Two banks of five DIP switches each are used to set up the operating parameters of the Alarm Panel LEFT BANK Relay Contacts DIP switches 1 2 and 3 control the contact types of the SHUTDOWN ALARM a...

Page 7: ...LOP BLANKING SEALS There are two seal kits supplied with each Alarm Panel An LOP blanking seal and a FIRE tamper seal The blanking seal and disk is to be used on an LOP installation only In an LOP sys...

Page 8: ...itive Use the two core silicone cable with blue and brown cores as provided to assist in maintaining the correct polarity when wiring Note that should this circuit be wired reverse polarity no damage...

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Page 11: ...chine or vehicle This circuit can be set to Normally Open or Normally Closed see SETUP For reliable operation especially on normally open circuits it is advisable to test that these limits are not exc...

Page 12: ...is critical and must be replaced immediately Battery life is very much dependent on the conditions the Alarm Panel operates in STANDBY MODE places the least load on the battery and FIRE MODE places th...

Page 13: ...re under development Reset Key Resets the Alarm panel from a FIRE condition without requiring the panel to be opened Isolate Key Allows the system to be isolated without requiring the panel to be open...

Page 14: ...e after 15 minutes DIM FUNCTION The SHUTDOWN DELAY button serves an additional non conflicting function of dimming the led indicators should they prove to be a nuisance in low light conditions this di...

Page 15: ...ched relay test mode the button can be released at this point In this mode the three relays will be energised in the following sequence with each successive press of the test button FAULT relay ALARM...

Page 16: ...e panel can no longer function correctly the battery must be replaced immediately OVER UNDER PRESSURE Indicates that the pressure in the system is either below 9 bar or above 16 bar SYSTEM FAULT Indic...

Page 17: ...off cycle to indicate the impending shutdown At any stage during the SHUTDOWN delay the operator can press the DELAY SHUTDOWN button to extend the delay by a further 6 seconds This can be done a maxi...

Page 18: ...seconds This can be done a maximum of twice After the SHUTDOWN delay is over the SHUTDOWN relay is energized and if this circuit is used the machine will shut down permanently The buzzer and FIRE ind...

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