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EXP-SD-SFC-120V-V1

Larson Electronics, LLC

 

  Phone: (800) 369-6671 

 Fax: (903) 498-3364 

  www.larsonelectronics.com 

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JUMPER 

Depending  on  the  wiring  option  that  is  used, jumpers  may  be  required.  See  Table  for  the Jumper  Usage Guide,  and 

Figures  12  to  15  for wiring examples. 

Jumper Usage Guide 

Wiring 

.. 

0-20 mA 

Relay 

Option 

Used 

No jumper 

Not 

No jumper 

required 

Used 

required 

No jumper 

Jumper 

Used 

Used 

required in 

required 

terminals 7 & 

4 (P5) 

Jumper 

Jumper 

Not 

required in 

Used 

required in 

Used 

terminals 5 & 

terminals 7 & 

4 (P11) 

4 (P5) 

WIRING PROCEDURE 

Ensure  that  all  cables  are  terminated  properly. 

Conductor  insulation  should  be  stripped  off 

with a bare conductor length of 0.2 inch 

(5  mm) minimum and 0.7  inch  (18 mm) maximum.  Ensure 

that  cable shield  is  properly terminated and that  bare  shield  wire  is  not 

allowed  to  accidentally 

contact the metal housing or any other wire. 

Use the following instructions when wiring the 

EXP-SD-SFC-120V-V1

 detector: 

1.  Slightly loosen the three setscrews located on the retaining ring 

RETAINING RING 

2. 

Unscrew  the  retaining  ring to  gain  access to the wiring  terminals  (see  Figure 

8),  and 

complete  the  installation  of  the  system conduit  Feed  the  external 

wiring  through the  remaining  junction  box  entry  or  M25 

to  3/4  inch  adapter. 

When  installing  the  junction  box,  use  care  not  to  damage  the  wires  and 

refrain from twisting them. 

WIRING  --.

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TERMINALS 

RETAINING RING 

3.

Connect  the  external  wiring  to  the 

appropriate terminals.

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Figure 9 shows the wiring terminals.

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Figure  10  shows  the  ground  lug 

locations.

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Figures 12 and 13 show wiring for single 

detector configurations.

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Figures 14 and 

15 

show wiring for multiple detector configurations.

4.

Re-install the assembly.  Use the alignment guide (see Figure 11) to align the 

retaining ring with the junction box.

5.

Screw the retaining ring on to the jurrction box and re-tighten the three setscrews.

RELAY 

OUTPUTS 

6  NC ALARM 

., 

7  COM FAULT 

8  NO FAULT 

PS 

POWER 

SUPPLY & 

0-20 mA OUTPUT 

-mA  � 

-Vin  4 

+ Vin  3 

-Vin  2 

+Vin  1 

P11 

Figure 9

Summary of Contents for EXP-SD-SFC-120V-V1

Page 1: ...ILIAR WITH ANY ASPECT OF THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET CONSULT AN ELECTRICIAN THERE ARE NO SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE WARNING MAKE SURE POWER IS TURNED OFF BEFORE STARTING THE INSTALLATION OR PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE RISK OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK DISCONNECT POWER AT BREAKER BEFORE INSTALLING OR SERVICING RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY FIXTURE MAY BECOME UNSTABLE OR DAMAGED IF NOT INSTALLED PROPERLY RISK OF BURN A...

Page 2: ...ector is initially powered up a warm up period of 1 2 seconds is allotted for internal checks and communication During this time the LED is off and the current level is 3 rQA After the checks are completed normal operation will be indicated by the LED flashing every four seconds current level is 4 mA If the detector is unable to reach the normal operating mode the warm up period may extend to five...

Page 3: ... indicates normal operation and notifies personnel of an alarm Table 2 indicates t le condition of the LED for each status Table 2 Detector Status Indicator Detector Status LED Indicator Power On Normal Operation Steady Off 1 blink on every 4 seconds Alarm Steady On LATCHING A detector configured for latching operation will remain in an alarm state indefinitely after an alarm occurs NON LATCHING A...

Page 4: ... S Barrier Proper NEC I S grounding must be ensured GREASE LUBRICATION To ease installation and future removal all threaded covers stopping plugs and thread adapters must be installed using thread lubricant The recommended lubricant is a silicone free grease available from Det Tronics For devices with NPT threads Teflon tape or thread seal lubricant must be used for enhanced sealing capa_bilities ...

Page 5: ...act location of the detector must be determined by an evaluation based on supplemented engineering judgement or if possible by field tests IMPORTANT Whenever possible select a mounting orientation where the LED is visible to personnel within the area m 1 LEO__J NOTE MAKE CERTAIN THAT THE LED IS POSmONEO WHERE VISIBLE SIDE WALL MOUNT THE DETECTOR Using three No 8 flat head screws or equivalent plac...

Page 6: ...instructions when wiring the EXP SD SFC 120V V1 detector 1 Slightly loosen the three setscrews located on the retaining ring RETAINING RING 2 Unscrew the retaining ring to gain access to the wiring terminals see Figure 8 and complete the installation of the system conduit Feed the external wiring through the remaining junction box entry or M25 to 3 4 inch adapter When installing the junction box u...

Page 7: ...quired however the EXP SD SFC 120V V1 cover and smoke chamber should be inspected periodically when detectors are located in abnormally dirty or dusty environments to ensure the smoke chamber is not blocked by dirt or debris The smoke detector can be tested using the same methods employed for any photo electric detector Det Tronics recommends using a test aerosol smoke dispenser for periodic maint...

Page 8: ...mA not used Relays used RELAY OUTPUTS NOAU COMAUX NC AUX NOALARM COM ALARM NC ALARM COM FAULT NO FAULT PS POWER SUPPLY RELAY OUTPUTS NOAUX COM AUX NC AUX NOALARM COM ALARM NC ALARM COM FAULT NO FAULT PS I ll POWER SUPPLY RELAY OUTPUTS NC AUX NOALARM SUPPLY I I I I I I I I I I x COM ALARM NCALARM Vin I 2 I C 0 COM FAULT NO FAULT PS Figure 14 Multiple Detector Wiring 0 20 mA used Relays not used 0 0...

Page 9: ...e function and or safety of this device and could affect the life of the equipment Always check for damaged or worn out parts before using the device Store it in a secure place out of the reach of children when not in use Inspect for good working condition prior to storage and before re use REPLACEMENT PARTS The EXP SD SFC 120V V1 is designed to provide years of reliable performance Should the nee...

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