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Refer to the Initiating Devices chapter of NFPA
Standard 72 for Location and Spacing requirements
for specific types of construction; e.g. beam,
suspended, level, sloped and peaked ceilings.

TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY

The temperature range for the ILI-1 Series is 32°F
(0°C) to 100°F (38°C). The four models can each be
used in environments where the humidity does not ex-
ceed 93% (non-condensing).

PRESSURE

Normal changes of atmospheric pressure have a
negligible effect on detector sensitivity. However, the
lower air pressure at higher altitudes does have some
effect on the sensitivity of ionization type detectors.
Refer to the following table.

APPLICATIONS

Model

Velocity

Range

(ft/min)

Altitude

Range

(feet)

Application

ILI-1

0-300

0-4000

Open area

ILI-1H

0-300

3000-8000

Open area

ILI-1A

0-1200

0-4000

Open area/Computer facilities/
   Air duct spots

ILI-1AH

0-1200

3000-8000

Open area/Computer facilities/
   Air duct spots

SPECIAL NOTE - HIGH STOCKPILING

In general, detector placement for high stockpiling re-
quires closer spacing, depending on the nature of the
stock, its stored height, and the height of the building.
Newer technologies recommend additional detector
locations at tiered, lower levels. Detector placement
for this type hazard requires a judgment factor that
can only be provided by experienced, qualified
personnel.

DETECTOR WIRING

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. detectors should
be interconnected as shown in Figure 1 and wired to
the control panel by following the 

Wiring Diagram

installed on the inside face of the control panel or in
the Control Panel Manual provided. Note any
limitations on the number of detectors permitted on
each circuit.

DETECTOR MOUNTING

The detector has a separate base which attaches to a
standard 4 inch square, 4-11/16 inch square, 4 inch
octagonal, or single gang outlet electrical box. The depth
of the box is determined by the NEC for the number and
size of the conductors used. A finishing trim ring (Model
RA-ADB) is available for bases using a 4 inch square box.

TO MOUNT:

• Route all wires outward from outlet box.

• Place the detector so that the ALARM LED is

normally visible by positioning the LED mark in the
base in the necessary direction. (See Figure 2.)

• Mount base to outlet box and

route wires through the hole
in the center of the base.
Make connections directly
to the base terminals. Refer
to Figure 1 for details.

• When mounting the

detector base and routing
wires through the cutouts in
the air shield, make  sure
the shield is sealed against
air leaks. Open the cutouts
only as much as required.

• Remove factory installed

jumper in base between
terminals 1a and 1b.

Figure 2

Detector Installation

Figure 1

ILI-1, ILI-1H, ILI-1A, and ILI-1AH Installation and Wiring Diagram

Summary of Contents for ILI-1

Page 1: ...1AH Fire Safety Installation Instructions TO AVOID NUISANCE ALARMS WITH THESE DETECTORS DO NOT LOCATE the detectors next to an oil burner kitchen or garage where exhaust fumes can trigger an alarm Other causes of nuisance alarms are dust accumulation heavy concentrations of steam heavy pipe or cigar smoke aerosol sprays high air velocity or in an area of prolonged high relative humidity where cond...

Page 2: ...actor that can only be provided by experienced qualified personnel DETECTOR WIRING Siemens Building Technologies Inc detectors should be interconnected as shown in Figure 1 and wired to the control panel by following the Wiring Diagram installed on the inside face of the control panel or in the Control Panel Manual provided Note any limitations on the number of detectors permitted on each circuit ...

Page 3: ...rogramming Manual P N 315 092394 for additional information TESTING AND SENSITIVITY MEASUREMENTS XL3 Systems Only qualified service personnel should test Refer to the SYSTEM XL3 OPERATION INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL P N 315 083206 Test as frequently as required by the Installation and Test Guidelines of NFPA72 Obtain detector sensitivity measurements from the System XL3 Control Panel Refer...

Page 4: ...ribed below CLEANING PROCEDURE Clean by lightly brushing all open slots and by using the suction of a vacuum cleaner Because the suction may cause the detector to alarm it is recommended that power to the detector be disconnected during cleaning The detectors are not designed for thorough cleaning in the field When the detector sensitivity falls outside the acceptable limits for that detector the ...

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