TFO-480A
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2012 Telefire Fire & Gas Detectors Ltd
Revision 1.01 January 2012
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UL
UL Requirement
Smoke detectors are not to be used with detector guards unless the
combination has been evaluated and found suitable for that purpose.
3.2.4 Connecting to the ADR-3000 SLC Line
Connect the SLC to the detector’s base. Refer to the TFB-180 technical manual for
wiring diagrams.
All wiring must conform to applicable local codes, ordinances and regulations.
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Note
Measure the wiring to ensure there are no shorts before connecting the wiring
to the control panel.
Connecting or adding detectors to the control panel shall be done when all
power to the control power (AC and batteries) is disconnected.
3.2.5 Detectors Init
It is recommended that you perform detector initialization after initial system activation,
adding, or replacing detectors in order to reduce system stabilization time. If you do not
perform this action, it will be done automatically within several hours of normal operation.
Please see the control panel's technical manual for an explanation on performing
Detectors Init.
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Note
Ensure that detector initialization is performed when all detectors are in a
smoke-free condition.
3.3
Post-Installation – Field Test
Perform a field test (also known as "Walk Test") to ensure that all detectors function
properly. Please see the control panel's manual for a detailed explanation on how to
perform a field test.
Testing is automatic other than the activation of the detector that is done manually by
putting a magnet next to the detector's test point. See section 4.1.1 for a detailed
explanation on how to perform the test.
Ensure that the detector functions properly and is included in the necessary activation
matrices.
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Warning
Do not apply naked flame to the detector!
3.4
Documentation
Mark the detector's address on the label.
4
Maintenance
The ADR-3000 control panel monitors the analog detectors continuously. Any abnormal
condition in the detector will cause a trouble signal to be displayed on the control panel.
When a detector becomes contaminated to a degree that cannot be compensated, the
control panel will display a maintenance trouble signal. At this point the detector must
be cleaned.
