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TM0066

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Issue 2.01

Preliminary Pages

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter

Page

GENERAL SPECIFICATION

1.1

INTRODUCTION

1.2

MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION

1.2.1

General Details

1.2.2

Panel Specification

1.3

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

1.3.1

Panel Indications

1.3.2

Panel Control Switches

1.3.3

Internal Indications and Control

1.4

COMPATIBILITY

1.4.1

Automatic Devices

1.4.2

Manual Devices

INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

2.1

GENERAL

2.1.1

Static Sensitive Devices

2.2

INSTALLATION

2.3

COMMISSIONING

2.3.1

Supply Checks

2.3.2

Zonal Checks

Summary of Contents for SIRIUS

Page 1: ...TM0066 Page 1 of 39 Issue 2 01 SIRIUS MANUAL TM0066 Main Menu Exit ...

Page 2: ...otection Services Limited and may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise nor stored in any retrieval system of any nature without the express written authority of Kidde Fire Protection Services Limited Copyright 2002 Kidde Fire Protection Services LTD ...

Page 3: ...TM0066 Page 3 of 39 Issue 2 01 Preliminary Pages AMENDMENT INCORPORATION RECORD Amendment Number Brief Description of Content Name of Person Incorporating Amendment 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 4: ...TM0066 Page 4 of 39 Issue 2 01 Preliminary Pages AMENDMENT INCORPORATION RECORD Amendment Number Brief Description of Content Name of Person Incorporating Amendment 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ...

Page 5: ... Specification 10 1 3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 10 1 3 1 Panel Indications 11 1 3 2 Panel Control Switches 11 1 3 3 Internal Indications and Control 11 1 4 COMPATIBILITY 12 1 4 1 Automatic Devices 13 1 4 2 Manual Devices 14 2 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING 15 2 1 GENERAL 15 2 1 1 Static Sensitive Devices 15 2 2 INSTALLATION 16 2 3 COMMISSIONING 16 2 3 1 Supply Checks 17 2 3 2 Zonal Checks 18 ...

Page 6: ...PECIFICAITON 21 3 1 ALARM CONDITION 21 3 2 FAULT CONDITION 21 3 3 DISABLEMENT 22 3 4 TEST MODE 22 3 5 RELAY ISOLATE 23 3 6 DEFINITIONS 23 4 MAINTENANCE 25 4 1 GENERAL 25 4 2 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 25 4 3 ENGINEERS CONTROLS 26 5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 27 5 1 2 ZONE PANEL 27 5 2 4 ZONE PANEL 29 5 3 8 ZONE PANEL 31 5 4 16 ZONE PANEL 33 5 5 32 ZONE PANEL 36 ...

Page 7: ...ge 7 of 39 Issue 2 01 Preliminary Pages TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter Page 6 VOLTAGE AND CURRENT CALCULATIONS 37 6 1 2 ZONE PANEL 37 6 2 4 ZONE PANEL 38 6 3 8 ZONE PANEL 38 6 4 16 ZONE PANEL 39 6 5 32 ZONE PANEL 39 ...

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Page 9: ...ecuring brackets 1 2 1 1 Back Box The back box is constructed of a single sheet of mild steel with the minimum of welds Cable entry is via pre formed 20 mm knockouts located in the top of the enclosure The back of the case is provided with a keyhole locating hole for positioning of the back box and can then be secured by utilizing the four 4 mm indented holes located near each corner 1 2 1 2 Glaze...

Page 10: ... by means of two brackets which are secured at each end of the brackets by two M4 x 6 mm screws 1 2 2 Panel Specific Details No of Zones Ref No Dimensions Knock Outs Weight include batteries kg Battery size Ah 2 SR2000 276 h x 306 w x 100 d 10 9 2 x 3 2 2 SR2001 370 h x 330 w x 113 d 14 11 2 x 6 4 SR4000 276 h x 306 w x 100 d 10 9 2 x 3 2 4 SR4001 370 h x 330 w x 113 d 14 11 2 x 6 8 SR8000 370 h x...

Page 11: ... 2 Panel Control Switches Sounds Alarms Silence Alarms Systems Reset Relay Isolate Keypad Digits 0 to 9 Cancel Also clears the processor fault indication 2 and 4 zone panels only Enter 1 3 3 Internal Indications and Controls Secured to the chassis is the motherboard which incorporates controls and indications for engineering purposes 1 3 3 1 Indications LED1 Power Supply Fault LED Amber LED2 Alarm...

Page 12: ...ne 1 non latching mode disallowed under BS 5839 Part 4 1988 Leaf 3 ON Inititate panel test mode Leaf 4 ON Operates the processor fault counter reset on the 8 16 and 32 zone panels only Voltage regulator VR1 Adjustment of the charging voltage 1 4 COMPATIBILITY The range of control panels have been approved to operate with the following range of devices ...

Page 13: ...e of rise heat detector Nittan NID 58 2KC TCA 70 LS NHD G1 4T NHD G2 4T NHD G3 4T NHD GH1 4T 2KH 4T 2IC 4T RB 3R RB 3R RB 3R RB 3R RB 3R RB 3R RB 3R RB 3R RB 3R Ionisation smoke detector Photo electric smoke detector Heat detector Grade 1 fixed temperature heat detector Grade 1 fixed temperature heat detector Grade 1 fixed temperature heat detector Range 1 fixed temperature heat detector Photo ele...

Page 14: ...eak glass call points must have a 510 ohm resistor in series with the normally open alarm contacts 2 The quiescent current of a detection zone without an end of line resistor fitted is 2 6mA 3 The maximum line resistance of a detection zone is 50 ohms 4 The end of line resistor value for detection zones is 3K9 ohms watt 5 The end of line resistor valve for alarm circuits is 2k2 Ohms watt ...

Page 15: ...dling repair and transportation Static electricity is produced almost every time plastics or textiles are stroked or separated Static charges are collected on adjacent conductors and are delivered in the form of sparks passing between conductors through insulating space or material The sweat layer on the human skin is a sufficient medium to store induced static charges and deliver then to any rece...

Page 16: ...onry debris and drilling swarf are removed 2 3 COMMISSIONING Check that all external wiring is correctly identified and using a multimeter check that the cables are free from fault conditions earth short and open circuit Re install the inner chassis into the backbox and connect the external wiring into their respective terminals replacing any end of line resistors to the last device on the circuit...

Page 17: ...and when the silence alarm button is pressed that the sounder circuits de activate 2 3 1 Supply Checks Prior to the installation of the batteries the following procedures must be followed 1 Check batteries for transit damage 2 Check battery open circuit terminal voltage 3 Record the installation date Remove the resistor from the battery terminals and observe that the supply healthy LED extinguishe...

Page 18: ...that the internal buzzer operates in a constant mode Check that the sounder circuits operate in a constant mode and that when the silence alarms button is operated that the sounders de activate the alarm zonal LED and the twin fire LED s operate in a constant mode The internal buzzer should revert to the pulsed mode of operation Press the reset button and check that the panel reverts to the normal...

Page 19: ...of the sounders should be checked to ensure that they conform to BS 5839 Part 1 Section 2 clause 9 4 NOTE Upon completion of commissioning of the system it is advisable to perform a processor failure count check as described in the Engineers Controls section of this manual When a check has been performed reset the counter to zero 8 16 and 32 zone control panels only ...

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Page 21: ...sounder circuits will operate in a pulsed or continuous mode as selected Operation of the silence alarms button will de activate the sounder circuits and revert the internal buzzer to a pulsed mode The status of the LED s will remain unchanged the original alarm LED will remain constant the dual fire LED s will revert to constant and the subsequent zonal alarm LED s will remain in a pulsing mode O...

Page 22: ...e select the required zone number and press the enter button this will revert the system back to its normal operating mode It is possible to reinstate more than one zone by the command O then Enter but not possible to isolate more than one zone with a single command 3 4 TEST MODE The test mode is enabled by the operation of a DIL switch on the main pcb and the zone to be tested is to be accessed v...

Page 23: ...ble all auxiliary contacts and operate the disablement LED in a constant mode with the internal buzzer operating in an intermittent mode The relay isolate button will operate as a toggle to isolate and reinstate the auxiliary relays as required 3 6 DEFINITIONS Pulsed 1 second on 1 second off Intermittent 1 pulse every 15 seconds Slow pulse 1 pulse every 5 seconds The membrane incorporates two user...

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Page 25: ... minimum the following performance checks must be undertaken on each maintenance visit The static handling procedures must be adhered to and extreme caution must be exercised when working inside the control due to the presence of mains voltage 240V a c 1 Carry out certification checks as detailed in the commissioning instructions 2 Remove dust and dirt from the panel exterior using a soft brush of...

Page 26: ...how many times the processor has automatically been restarted place leaf 4 of SW 1 to the on position and the first eight zonal fault LED s will illuminate in a binary format to indicate the number of processor failures ZONE 1 1 ZONE 2 2 ZONE 3 4 ZONE 4 8 ZONE 5 16 ZONE 6 32 ZONE 7 64 ZONE 8 128 Example Zones 1 3 5 and 7 fault LED s illuminated would indicate a total of 85 failures Operation of th...

Page 27: ...red circuit rated at 500 mA Sounder Circuit 2 Reverse polarity monitored circuit rated at 500 mA Repeat Outputs Common fault and zones 1 2 repeat rated at 100 mA Remote Inputs Evacuate silence and reset terminals which require a 0V to activate them User LEDs 1 2 0V input required to activate the LEDs located on the membrane Zones 1 2 per zone each rated at 5 mA with a maximum of 20 detectors per z...

Page 28: ...3 DSP Display disconnected LED 4 Earth fault EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 370 h x 330 w x 113 d millimeters WEIGHT 6 kg excluding batteries BATTERY CAPACITY 2 x 12V 6Ah Yuasa sealed lead acid cells Replacement period 4 years EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 3 2 Ah batteries 276 h x 306 W x 100 d mm WEIGHT 4kg excluding batteries BATTERY CAPACITY 2 x 12 V 3 2 Ah Yuasa sealed lead acid cells Replacement period 4 years CU...

Page 29: ...lt and zones 1 4 repeat rated at 100 mA Remote Inputs Evacuate silence and reset terminals which require a 0V to activate them User LEDs 1 2 0V input required to activate the LEDs located on the membrane Zones 1 4 per zone each rated at 5 mA with a maximum of 20 detectors per zone Battery input terminals which can receive a maximum of 500 mA from the charger Fault Input 0V input requires to drive ...

Page 30: ...ed lead acid cells Replacement period 4 years CURRENT CONSUMPTION Quiescent current 86 mA Alarm current 195 mA no sounder load Maximum power supply output is rated at 1 5 Amps EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 276 h X 306 w x 100 d mm WEIGHT 4 kg excluding batteries BATTERY CAPACITY 2 X 12V 3 2 Ah Yuasa sealed lead acid cells Replacement period 4 years CURRENT CONSUMPTION Quiescent current 111 mA Alarm current ...

Page 31: ...nes 1 8 repeat rated at 100 mA Remote Inputs Evacuate silence and reset terminals which require a 0V to activate them User LEDs 1 2 0V input required to activate the LEDs located on the membrane Zones 1 8 per zone each rated at 5 mA with a maximum of 20 detectors per zone Battery input terminals which can receive a maximum of 1000 mA from the charger Fault Input 0V input requires to drive common f...

Page 32: ...GINEERS CONTROL PROCRST Processor reset FCRST Fault counter reset EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 370 h x 330 w x 113 d mm WEIGHT 7 kg excluding batteries BATTERY CAPACITY 2 x 12V 6Ah Yuasa sealed lead acid cells Replacement period 4 years CURRENT CONSUMPTION Quiescent current 152 mA Alarm current 282 mA no sounder load Maximum power supply output is rated at 5 Amps ...

Page 33: ...s Common fault and zones 1 16 repeat rated at 100 mA Remote Inputs Evacuate silence and reset terminals which require a 0V to activate them User LEDs 1 2 0V input required to activate the LEDs located on the membrane Zones 1 16 and per zone each rated at 5mA with a maximum of 20 detectors per zone Battery input terminals which can receive a maximum of 1000 mA from the charger Fault Input 0V input ...

Page 34: ...NEERS CONTROL PROCRST Processor reset FCRST Fault counter reset EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 450 h x 400 w x 138 d mm WEIGHT 11 kg excluding batteries BATTERY CAPACITY 2 x 12V 6Ah Yuasa sealed lead acid cells Replacement period 4 years CURRENT CONSUMPTION Quiescent current 200 mA Alarm current 330 mA no sounder load Maximum power supply output is rated at 5 0 Amps ...

Page 35: ...ls rated at 750 mA Sounder Circuit 1 Reverse polarity monitored circuit rated at 1000 mA Sounder Circuit 2 Reverse polarity monitored circuit rated at 1000 mA Sounder Circuit 3 Reverse polarity monitored circuit rated at 1000 mA Sounder Circuit 4 Reverse polarity monitored circuit rated at 1000 mA Repeat Outputs Common fault and zones 1 32 repeat rated at 100 mA Remote Inputs Evacuate silence and ...

Page 36: ...NDICATIONS LED1 PS Power supply fault LED2 ALM Alarm fault LED3 DSP Display disconnected LED 4 Earth fault ENGINEERS CONTROL PROCRST Processor reset FCRST Fault counter reset EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 900 h x 400 w x 138 d mm WEIGHT 22 kg excluding batteries BATTERY CAPACITY 2 x 12V 6 Ah Yuasa sealed lead acid cells Replacement period 4 years CURRENT CONSUMPTION Quiescent current 400 mA Alarm current 60...

Page 37: ...connected across the zone 6 1 2 ZONE PANEL Mains on Battery voltage at 24 volts control voltage at 28 volts Quiescent current 101 mA Alarm current 237 mA Max zone current 45 mA Min zone current 10 mA Mains on Battery voltage at 24 volts control voltage at 23 1 volts Quiescent current 87 mA Alarm current 179 mA Max zone current 40 mA Min zone current 10 mA Mains on Battery voltage at 18 volts contr...

Page 38: ...rol voltage at 17 8 volts Quiescent current 70 mA Alarm current 137 mA Max zone current 29 mA Min zone current 10 mA 6 3 8 ZONE PANEL Mains on Battery voltage at 24 volts control voltage at 28 volts Quiescent current 152 mA Alarm current 282 mA Max zone current 45 mA Min zone current 10 mA Mains on Battery voltage at 24 volts control voltage at 23 1 volts Quiescent current 87 mA Alarm current 128 ...

Page 39: ...ol voltage at 17 8 volts Quiescent current 140 mA Alarm current 213 mA Max zone current 30 mA Min zone current 10 mA 6 5 32 ZONE PANEL Mains on Battery voltage at 24 volts control voltage at 28 volts Quiescent current 400 mA Alarm current 660 mA Max zone current 45 mA Min zone current 10 mA Mains off Battery voltage 24 volts control voltage at 23 1 volts Quiescent current 358 mA Alarm current 560 ...

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