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                              Design Installation Operation Manual  NANO/MAR/SYSTEM  January 1, 2023 | version 1.2  P

 

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ONNECTING USING THE EXTINGUISHER TERMINAL BOX 

(NETB)

 

 

The  NETB  is  developed  for  use  with  the  NCP  and  aerosol  extinguishers.  This  terminal  connection 
board is equipped with built-in security electronics, which ensures that all igniters of the extinguishing 
units are activated. Together with an end line switch, this option turns the NMS into a complete and 
reliable fire detection and extinguishing system. 

 

                                                             WARNING 

Incorrect placement of the end line sw

itch makes it possible to disable a part of the extinguisher’s 

activation  circuit.  Therefore,  a  visual  inspection  is  an  essential  part  of  the  commissioning  and 

maintenance  engineers’  work.  This  visual  inspection  must  be  a  standard  provision  in  the 

commissioning regulation.

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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XAMPLE SWITCH POSITION 

NETB

  

5

 WITH 

3

 EXTINGUISHERS

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DISCONNECT EXTINGHUISHER

 

 

 

 

Move the disconnect switch in the YES 
position  and  the  aerosol  extinguisher 
is  disabled  and  can  not  be  activated. 

All  ETB’s 

connected  thereafter  will 

remain  in  operation.  A  disablement 
will be signalized as fault on the NANO. 

ENABLE END OF LINE DIODE

 

 

 

 

To  monitor  for  short  circuit  or  wire 
break, only the end of line switch on the 
last  ETB  must  be  set  into  the  YES 
position.  A  failure  to  do  so  will  be 
signalized as a fault on the NANO panel.   

EXT 1

EXT 2

EXT 3

ETB 1 

on

off

Disconnect 

Extinguisher 

switch

End Of 

Line 

switch

ETB 2 

on

off

ETB 3 

on

off

ETB 4 

on

off

ETB 5 

on

off

IN

The ETB dip switch positions on a NETB 5 

in use with 3 Stat-X extinguishers

Disconnect 

Extinguisher 

switch

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Summary of Contents for NANO MARINE

Page 1: ...www kg groep com January 1 2023 version 1 2 Design Installation Operation Manual NANO MARINE FIRE DETECTION EXTINGUISHING CONTROL SYSTEM...

Page 2: ...TOMATIC MANUAL RELEASE 11 15 3 POWER PSU 1 IS MAINS PSU 2 IS BACKUP 11 15 4 COMMON FIRE 11 15 5 FIRE ZONE ALARM 12 15 6 EXTINGUISHING RELEASED 12 15 7 EXTINGUISHING DELAY 12 15 8 GENERAL FAULT 12 15 9...

Page 3: ...rd to any relevant information or advice relating to its use that has been made available by the supplier The NMS and the associated connections must be installed commissioned and maintained by a skil...

Page 4: ...lled in an accessible area Take into consideration environmental factors such as high temperatures The enclosure is provided of 7 predrilled holes for cable glands To ensure IP rating the cables must...

Page 5: ...ress both yellow extinguishing release pushbuttons this will trigger an alarm on the NCP The fire extinguishers will be released depending on the PDS time settings The cable connection between the NCP...

Page 6: ...rked DNV CG type approval according the 0339 DNV CG standard 11 FEATURES NANO MAR SYSTEM 11 1ACOUSTIC ALARM The NCP has an internal attention signal Malfunctions are standard signalized with a continu...

Page 7: ...lay immediately This function can be selected via PDS 1 11 6VEHICLE MODE NORMALLY NOT IN USE IN MARINE APPLICATIONS If the extinguishing system is intended for the protection of a vehicle engine bay t...

Page 8: ...er is used to wait a certain amount of time before extinguisher s are activated 12 INPUTS The NCP is equipped with two detection zones and two external button inputs Extinguishing Release Hold These i...

Page 9: ...e electronic sounder beacon output 13 1VOLT FREE CONTACT RELAY OUTPUTS Contact load relays 30 VDC 1A 1 relay output general fire alarm The general fire relay will energize upon activation of a fire co...

Page 10: ...he hold button at the panel or external hold button as long this button is pressed the extinguishing release sequence will be halted and cause the yellow hold activated indicator flash and the buzzer...

Page 11: ...disconnection of the backup power will cause a fault The power LED lite differently indicating an abnormality in the power supply to the NCP When starting the NMS after a power failure or an extinguis...

Page 12: ...ay time has elapsed and the extinguishing release has taken place 15 8GENERAL FAULT General fault indicator lights and specific fault indicators flash This yellow fault indicator will light continuous...

Page 13: ...ay has been programmed PDS 1 ON extinguishing without delay in manual operation 16 3VEHICLE MODE PDS 2 If the extinguishing system is intended to protect the engine compartment of a vehicle a programm...

Page 14: ...relay active with 1st fire alarm 16 7EXTINGUISHING DELAY TIMER PDS 6 7 8 Extinguishing delay is only useful in normally occupied spaces For the delay timer settings there are 3 PDS which can be set b...

Page 15: ...ne 2 Fire detector Fire detector Fire detector Fire detector common fire general fault 1 st or 2 nd stage fire vehicle mode Event log usb connection RS 485 A RS 485 B RS 485 0 battery battery main pow...

Page 16: ...Design Installation Operation Manual NANO MAR SYSTEM January 1 2023 version 1 2 P 16 18 WIRING DIAGRAM NETB 5...

Page 17: ...www kg groep com P 17 19 WIRING DIAGRAM NETB 10...

Page 18: ...ng and maintenance engineers work This visual inspection must be a standard provision in the commissioning regulation 21 EXAMPLE SWITCH POSITION NETB 5 WITH 3 EXTINGUISHERS DISCONNECT EXTINGHUISHER Mo...

Page 19: ...n addition to a fire extinguishing output for electric igniters meant for aerosol fire extinguishing generators the NCP also has an extinguishing output suitable for a solenoid controlled fire extingu...

Page 20: ...tch in the extinguishing output line to perform test and maintenance work without activating the extinguishing system 24 WIRING CABLE SPECIFICATIONS There is NO need for shielded cable Use a pair twis...

Page 21: ...e Cross Sectional Area mm 0 5 mm 1 5 mm Conductor cross section AWG 20 16 Stripping length 8 mm Aerosol extinguisher output specification Maximum Stat X extinguisher count 5 connected on NETB 5 max 12...

Page 22: ...4 MAR heat 73 C detector Apollo ORB HT 41006 MAR heat 90 C detector Apollo ORB MB 00001 MAR standard detector base Apollo 26 2SOUNDER BEACON DEVICE SUPPORT Part no Type Brand VTB 32EM DB RB RL VTB sou...

Page 23: ...groep com P 23 28 NMS FIRE DETECTOR AND WIRING OPTIONS There are three options for connecting fire detectors to the NCP Conventional Apollo Orbis MAR fire detectors Heat detectors Linear cable heat de...

Page 24: ...M WIRING OPTION SOUNDER BEACON By a single sounder beacon follow the connection diagram below The recommended setting gives the best and deviating alarm signal compared to the usual evacuation alarm s...

Page 25: ...han a single sounder beacon follow the connection diagram below The recommended setting gives the best and deviating alarm signal compared to the usual evacuation alarm signal on vessels Recommended s...

Page 26: ...ut not limited to damage or loss of property or equipment cost of de installation or reinstallation cost of transport or storage loss of profits or revenue cost of capital cost of purchased or replace...

Page 27: ...her electronically mechanically or by photocopying recording or in any other way without prior written permission from K G GROEP B V The policy of the K G GROEP B V is one of continuous improvement an...

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