Nittan Evolution EVC-H Series Instruction Manual Download Page 3

Technical Manual: EVC-H - 000014  (Changes are subject to DCRN)

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• Ref No: NISM/EVC-H/05  •  Date: 23.01.19  • Issue: 5

• evolution • EV C-H • heat detector instruction manual

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OPERATION 

INDICATOR 

VOLTAGE 

STABILISER 

+ve
(3)

-ve
(1)

-ve
(6)

RECTIFIER 

AND 

FILTER 

SWITCHING 

UNIT 

COMPARATOR 

UNIT 

INTERNAL 

REFERENCE 

SENSING 

THERMISTOR 

Fig. 1. 

Block Diagram of 

EVC-H 

Detector Circuit

Fig. 1

CONTENTS:-

Section 1

Introduction 

Page 3

Section 2

Operation 

Page 3

Section 3

Detector Models 

Page 4

Section 4

Base Models 

Page 4

Section 5

Installation 

Page 5

Section 6 

Connections 

Page 5

 

Section 7

Maintenance & 

Page 6-7

Cleaning

Section 8

Specification 

Page 8

 

Section 9 

EMC 

Page 9

Section 10 

Dimensions 

Page 9

Section 11 

Disposal 

Page 10

Section 12 

ROHS Compliance 

Page 10

Statement

Section 1 - INTRODUCTION

The

 

EVC-H

 

is an attractively styled, fast response, low profile 

heat detector.

It has been designed to replace any previous Nittan heat detector.

EVC-H features:

• Low profile, stylish appearance

• Different response grades available

• Non-polarised terminals

• Unauthorised head removal signal facility

• Low monitoring current

• Patented OMNIVIEW™ 360º LED alarm indicator

• Remote indicator output

• Compatible with UB-4, UB-4SD and STB-4SE bases

Section 2 - OPERATION

The 

EVC-H

 

range of heat detectors are non mechanical

and use a thermistor of low thermal mass as the sensing
element giving a fast response. Although these detectors
operate on a fixed temperature threshold only, their fast
response makes them generally suitable for use where
rate-of-rise detectors would be used.

Summary of Contents for Evolution EVC-H Series

Page 1: ...1483 769555 Fax 44 0 1483 756686 Web Site www nittan co uk E mail sales nittan co uk Ref No NISM EVC H 05 Date 23 01 19 Issue 5 evolution EV C H heat detector instruction manual EVC H HEAT DETECTOR i...

Page 2: ...e Ltd called evolution The EVC H is an elegantly designed low profile detector which is aesthetically pleasing thus enabling it to blend unobtrusively into modern working environments The EVC H is com...

Page 3: ...Page 9 Section 11 Disposal Page 10 Section 12 ROHS Compliance Page 10 Statement Section 1 INTRODUCTION The EVC H is an attractively styled fast response low profile heat detector It has been designed...

Page 4: ...indicator Section 4 BASE MODELS A variety of bases are available for use with the EVC H detectors It is important to use the correct base for each application The available Base models are i STB 4 UB...

Page 5: ...DUST COVER MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE SENSOR IN ORDER FOR THE SENSOR TO FUNCTION CORRECTLY Section 6 CONNECTIONS Connections are made to the detector base The connections used depend on the type of base...

Page 6: ...uld be conducted with the following frequency One month after installation Routine Inspection and every 3 months thereafter Every 6 months Operational Test Every 12 months Functional Test and Cleaning...

Page 7: ...at from a warm air gun designed for heat detector testing e g No Climb Solo heat sensor tester Check that the detector gives an alarm condition within 10 20 seconds depending upon the detector grade a...

Page 8: ...m the apertures on the plastic case iv Ensure that no debris is left on or around the thermistor once cleaning is complete v If the unit needs further cleaning or is damaged or corroded please return...

Page 9: ...ion shall be in accordance with the regulations either of the approval body for an approved system or otherwise to the national code of practice regulations for the installation of the fire alarm syst...

Page 10: ...g please contact your local city office or your household waste disposal service Section 12 ROHS COMPLIANCE STATEMENT RoHS compliant and lead free This product complies with the RoHS Restriction of Ha...

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