background image

4

When retrofitting an existing Model 113RFP Flood Protection ACV, 

disconnect the electrical power before retrofitting the old Junction 

Box to the new one.

CAUTION

!

Wiring/Retrofi tting the junction box

POWER

CELLULAR

loT

FLOOD

1

2

FLOOD
FLOOD

GND

+12Vdc

TEST

RESET

CN2

PROG

Relay with Red 

LED Indicator

15

10

20

5

25

0

30

SEC

Power

UP

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

5

6

6

7

7

8

8

N

6

5

L1

1

2

Flow 

Sensor 

Probes

Incoming

Power

120V/1PH 

Solenoid

Valve

Remote

Trip

Indication

8

7

Remote

Trip

Indication

3

4

BMS

Wired to 

Terminals    

3 & 4

Junction Box

Wireless Node

Wired to 

Terminals    

1 & 2

Wired to 

Terminals    

7 & 8

Cellular 

Connection 

to Internet

120Vac

Power

AC Power 
Adapter

The Junction Box is valve-mounted, but includes brackets for wall mounting.

Installation and Operation

WARNING

!

Ensure that all power supply to the Junction Box is turned 

off before making any connections to the Junction Box. 

Failure to do so may result in electrocution, personal 

injury, and /or death.

NOTICE

During the retrofitting process on the 113RFP, the system 

will not be monitoring for flood detection or protection..

NOTICE

Wiring the Junction Box

For Existing LFF113RFP Installations Only

•  After removal of power from the circuit, disengage the 

wiring from:

o  Main terminals inside Junction Box
o  Terminals 1 and 2 (Flow Sensor)
o  Terminals 3 and 4 (Solenoid)
o  Terminals 5 and 6 (remote trip indicator, if wired)

•  Remove the Junction Box from the ACV or wall mount
•  Replace the Junction Box with the new, upgraded Junction 

Box. The physical dimensions of the new Junction Box are 

identical to older units and can be mounted at the same 

location.

•  The solenoid valve must be rewired into the new junction box 

using terminals 3 and 4. If needed, the connection can be 

extended by using similar gauge extension wire and a terminal 

box. The solenoid must be rewired by a certified electrician.

For All Installations

•  Connect the Flow Sensor to the Junction Box using terminals 

1 and 2.

•  Connect to a Building Management System or alarm for 

remote indications of a continuous water discharge using ter-

minals 5 and 6.

•  Connect to the Wireless Node using terminals 7 and 8.

• The terminal block accepts 10-22 AWG.

• Terminals 5 and 6 have 120V, 10A maximum.

• The Junction Box voltage is 120V.

• The Sensor Probe voltage is 120VAC, 1.5mA.

• The terminal block has a less than 1 amp draw.

Summary of Contents for SentryPlus 113RFP

Page 1: ... Required Tools and Materials for Installation 2 Installation and Operation 3 ISolenoid Operation For Existing LFF113RFP Installations Only 3 Installing the Flow Sensor Backflow Upgrade Kit Only 3 Wiring Retrofitting the junction box 4 Installing the Wireless Node 6 Registering Your Device and Alert Configuration 7 Start up Instructions 8 Warranty 8 Read this Manual BEFORE using this equipment Fai...

Page 2: ...ctorial and or safety mes sage to identify hazards and alert you to the potential for death or serious personal injury Identifies hazards which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury Identifies hazards which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury Identifies hazards which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury Identifies practices actions or failure t...

Page 3: ... Flow Sensor is installed in the discharge piping from the RPZ relief valve If the Flow Sensor senses water in the dis charge piping it will signal the Junction Box to close the valve Installation Notes 1 Install the supplied tee for the Flow Sensor in the RPZ dis charge line in the HORIZONTAL position as shown below 2 Cut Sensor Probes to length The ends of the Sensor Probes should be located bet...

Page 4: ...tection or protection NOTICE Wiring the Junction Box For Existing LFF113RFP Installations Only After removal of power from the circuit disengage the wiring from o Main terminals inside Junction Box o Terminals 1 and 2 Flow Sensor o Terminals 3 and 4 Solenoid o Terminals 5 and 6 remote trip indicator if wired Remove the Junction Box from the ACV or wall mount Replace the Junction Box with the new u...

Page 5: ...is adjust able from 0 seconds to over 1 hour Adjust the time delay by using the delay adjustment dial in the Junction Box Use a small Phillips head screwdriver to adjust either the range selector 0 6 0 12 0 30 0 60 on the left side or the unit selector 0 1 sec sec min hr on the right side Increase the time delay by adjusting the dial clockwise decrease the time delay by adjusting the time delay co...

Page 6: ...oles 13 Screws are not included 5 Route wires from terminals 7 and 8 of the Junction Box through the wiring gland 12 and connect to the Wireless Node at the Flood screw terminal 2 Polarity does not matter Six feet of wire is supplied with the unit but the Wireless Node can be located up to 100 feet away from the Junction Box If additional wire is used it must meet the required rating for the Junct...

Page 7: ...ess Node is connecting to the Cloud Once a Cloud connection is established the Program button light will blink rapidly for a few seconds and then shut off The Cellular LED 8 and IoT LED 9 should both be a solid blue 2 Cellular Connection Once the start up sequence is completed the Cellular LED will be a steady blue if there is a good connection It will blink if there is a poor connection There wil...

Page 8: ... have other rights that vary from State to State You should consult applicable state laws to determine your rights SO FAR AS IS CONSISTENT WITH APPLICABLE STATE LAW ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES THAT MAY NOT BE DISCLAIMED INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINAL SHIPMENT IOM UPGRADEKIT SentryPlus...

Reviews: