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Handling Instructions ·············································· 3

Names of Parts ····················································· 5

Installation ··························································· 7

Wiring Connection ················································· 9

Adjustment of Light Axis (Transmitter and Receiver) ···· 10

Adjustment of Receiving Light Intensity (Receiver) ······ 11

Sensitivity and Response Time ······························· 14

Sensitivity Test ···················································· 14

Compensation and Fault Signal ······························· 15

Sensitivity Compensation ······································· 15

Test Function ······················································ 16

Maintenance ······················································· 17

Indicator ····························································· 17

Specification ························································ 18

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Summary of Contents for CKLD-KPT2

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Beam Type Smoke Detector Thank you for purchasing our product Please read through the instruction manual before use Keep this manual in an easily accessible place for future reference ...

Page 2: ...t of Light Axis Transmitter and Receiver 10 Adjustment of Receiving Light Intensity Receiver 11 Sensitivity and Response Time 14 Sensitivity Test 14 Compensation and Fault Signal 15 Sensitivity Compensation 15 Test Function 16 Maintenance 17 Indicator 17 Specification 18 Table of Contents ...

Page 3: ...uipment in a location where operating temperature exceeds its range 10 to 50 C or where explosive gas or corrosive gas is generated It may cause the equipment trouble or fire ignition 〇Do not use the equipment in a location with high humidity or where condensation steam or oily smoke is generated It may cause electric shock or system trouble 〇Do not disassemble or modify the equipment It may cause...

Page 4: ...oid locations where the Receiver is exposed to an intense light source more than 5000 lux light beam or strobe light Optional shading hood KLD 14 is also available Secure the space of approximately 1 square meter around the Detector and the Remote Station for maintenance and adjustment after the installation In the event of installation in places where the Detector may be hit by a ball such as a s...

Page 5: ...igure Cover opened Names of Parts Collimation Dial Y Vertical Lock Tab Lens Collimation Hole Collimation Hole Wiring Hole Wiring Terminal Lens Cover Cover Body Base Detector Fixing Screw Power Indicator Power Indicator Collimation Dial X Horizontal ...

Page 6: ...of Parts 調整スイッチ Collimation Dial Y Vertical Lock Tab Lens Collimation Hole Collimation Hole Wiring Hole Light Intensity Indicator Status Switch Lens Cover Cover Body Base Alarm Indicator Alarm Indicator Collimation Dial X Horizontal Wiring Terminal Detector Fixing Screw ...

Page 7: ...xing Screw until the Detector is mounted onto the Base 4 Put the Detector onto the Base and slide it downward as shown in the figure Four hooks on the Base are to be slotted into the slit provided on the back side of the Detector in order to be temporarily fixed Base Mounting Dimensions mm Installation Wiring Hole Base Detector Fixing Screw Wiring Hole Base Detector Fixing Screw Hook Screws for fi...

Page 8: ...ase When detaching the Detector loosen the Detector Fixing Screw and slide the Detector upward 〇 Set the Status Switch of the Receiver to CAL position before power up When the Detector is powered up while the Status Switch is at the NORM position the Detector may go into alarm 〇 Please be aware that the switch would go back to NORM position when the Detector cover is closed 〇 The mounting method f...

Page 9: ...nnect any other detector in the same zone 4 The line between L and C of the Detector is polarity insensitive The other terminals are polarity sensitive 5 Ensure to connect the EOL device accompanied with the Remote Station in the line between L and C and C and K of the Receiver 6 In case of requirement of taking trouble status of CKLD KPT2 by compatible control panel through the remote station mak...

Page 10: ...ately 1 degree change Horizontal adjustment Turn the Collimation Dial X to adjust the light axis in a horizontal direction The degree range of movement on X dial is plus minus 10 degrees One full turn of dial corresponds to approximately 1 7 degree change Adjustment procedure 1 Adjust the light axis of the Transmitter 2 After the light axis adjustment is completed close the main cover immediately ...

Page 11: ...that the control panel is powered off i e the Detector is not powered 2 Open the cover of the Receiver and move the Status Switch from NORM to CAL position 3 Turn on the power of the control panel to power the Detector Confirm that the Alarm Indicator of Receiver blinks 4 Set the Distance Selection Switch according to the table below Distance Selection Switch Distance between Transmitter and Recei...

Page 12: ...e Selection Switch In spite of adjusting the Light Intensity Adjustment Volume to minimum if the red indicator still blinks the setting of Distance Selection Switch may be inappropriate Check the setting of Distance Selection Switch 6 Confirm that received light intensity level is adjusted i e only the green indicator is blinking Put the Status Switch back to the NORM position and the adjustment o...

Page 13: ...struction manual of the Remote Station Voltage range for monitoring Approx 2 08V to 2 23V 〇If the main cover is left open longer than 10 seconds after the Status Switch has put back to the NORM position put the Status switch back to CAL position and perform the operation from 5 above again 〇Keep clear the monitoring area light axis during initialization 〇Sensitivity test must not be conducted duri...

Page 14: ...separately just in front of the lens of Receiver to perform Activation Non activation test Use the filters in the test according to the following table Distance between Transmitter and Receiver Activation test Non activation test 5m to less than 15m 40 filter 20 filter 15m to less than 40m 50 filter 30 filter 40m to 100m 80 filter 50 filter Make sure that the Detector is activated within 30 second...

Page 15: ...s cover is contaminated Clean the lens cover and adjust the receiving light intensity Refer to Handling Instructions on page 4 〇 After readjusting the light axis and the receiving light intensity in order to update the internal status of detector make sure to restart the detector Press and hold the reset switch of Remote Station for 5 seconds or more after the initial setting is completed i e when...

Page 16: ...e Station for Beam Detector LP04 LP05 to connect the Detector to P type control panel Test is remotely performed by operating the test switch of the Remote Station Refer to the Operation Instruction Manual of the Remote Station for test method Test Function ...

Page 17: ... coating is applied to both lenses of the Detector For cleaning gently wipe off with a dry soft cloth to avoid damage Do not use thinner or other solvents Each state of the indicator of Receiver is as follows State of the Detector Receiver Light Intensity Indicator Receiver Alarm Indicator Adjustment Blinking Blinking Normal monitoring Off Off Fire Off On Low received light 12 hrs or more Off Off ...

Page 18: ...m state Other functions Adjustment of receiving light intensity Sensitivity compensation Fault signal output Terminal Transmitter SL SC Transmission signal 1 for each Receiver L C Fire signal 2 for each T Test signal 1 K Fault signal 2 KC Fault signal 1 SL SC Transmission signal 1 for each Compatible control panel 1PM2 1PM3 Remote Station LP04 LP05 Temperature humidity 10 to 50 Relative humidity 0...

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