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Operation

& Installation Manual RFS1 V2

Rev 3

Residential Fire System

RFS1

MA365

July 2019

Summary of Contents for EIB650iWX

Page 1: ...Operation Installation Manual RFS1 V2 Rev 3 Residential Fire System RFS1 V2 MA365 July 2019...

Page 2: ...Operation Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 1 of 46...

Page 3: ...onnecting Smoke Heat Alarms 12 2 7 Smoke Heat Alarm Additional Features 12 2 8 Nuisance Alarms 12 2 9 Important Safeguards 13 2 10 Fire Safety 13 2 10 1 Planning Your Escape 13 2 10 2 Fire Safety Hint...

Page 4: ...___________ 31 6 1 Power Supply 31 6 2 Smoke Heat Alarm Test 31 6 2 1 Alarm Output Test 31 6 2 2 Checking Alarm Test Switch 32 6 3 Locate and Mute Switches 32 6 4 Defect Mode Test 32 6 5 As Installed...

Page 5: ...larm Heads from BAX16 24 Figure 12 Generic input output field module EIB209IO 26 Figure 13 EIB209IO Input Output Module SUB873 27 Figure 14 EIB209IO connection to N O contact sprinkler flow switch inp...

Page 6: ...ates Smoke Alarms conform to Australian Standard AS3786 2014 and Heat Alarms conform to AS1603 3 2018 The RFS1 V2 system consists of a control panel operator module which provides both status indicati...

Page 7: ...pplementary devices only for those areas where Smoke Alarms would not be suitable Heat detection occurs usually once flames are present therefore they are not early warning Heat alarms must not be the...

Page 8: ...ces pulses of light which are detected by a receiver when smoke enters the sensing chamber 2 1 3 Heat Model EIB603CX Heat Alarms require less maintenance than photoelectric Smoke alarms There are loca...

Page 9: ...2V with a diode forward voltage drop to the interconnect which activates all Smoke or Heat Alarms within RFS1 Roof space detectors available for 60 C or 80 C applications 2 2 2 Features Minimum curren...

Page 10: ...not work if the mains power supplied by RFS1 V2 control panel is off and the back up battery is depleted Smoke Heat Alarms will not detect fire if sufficient smoke heat does not reach or prevented to...

Page 11: ...the occupant is a smoker You could also consider putting Smoke Alarms in any rooms where the occupant is unable to respond very well to a fire starting in the rooms such as an elderly sick person or a...

Page 12: ...room where the unit may be affected by steam or condensation Don t place Smoke or Heat Alarms in any of the following areas Places where the normal temperature can exceed 450C or be below 50C e g att...

Page 13: ...from the base Removing the head will maintain the Alarms downstream intact i e does not remove the interconnection across the zone EIB650iWX is a microprocessor based design which allows for more fea...

Page 14: ...Fanning vigorously with a newspaper or similar will remove nuisance smoke from the Smoke Alarm and stop it sounding To maintain sensitivity to smoke do not paint or cover Smoke Heat Alarms in any mann...

Page 15: ...frayed electrical cords and plugs Do not overload electrical circuits Do not overload zone circuit max of 15 Alarms can be connected to the zone Keep matches away from children Never smoke in bed In...

Page 16: ...put Supervised 12VDC 1A fused output 1 set of changeover clean contact Fault Defect Output 1 set of changeover clean contact Fault Defect Mode Initiated by abnormal system condition 1 Power Supply fau...

Page 17: ...field devices The Display board contains indicators function switches and the interface to the processor termination board Interface between main and display board is via an RS485 bus 4 wires which a...

Page 18: ...standby requirements If the primary power supply fails the secondary supply will provide sufficient current to maintain the system fully operational for a period determined by the number of Alarms fi...

Page 19: ...Smoke Heat alarm and the common alarm outputs The two priorities in RFS1 V2 are now not configurable as the new Smoke or Heat Alarms do not support the feature The main control board supports 3 differ...

Page 20: ...in Control Module Power Loss Power LED OFF Defect LED ON Second display steady ON Display Module Zone circuit fault 1 Open or short circuit 2 Missing Smoke Heat Alarm 3 Incorrectly set EOL Defect LED...

Page 21: ...able 5 RFS1 V2 Control buttons Descriptor Function ACK Silences panel buzzer Locate Identifies active Smoke Heat Alarm causing fire Mute Silences all active Smoke and Heat Alarms for 10 minutes Test A...

Page 22: ...ilence the active Smoke Heat Alarms for approximately 10 minutes The mute function deactivates all devices on the alarm circuit Smoke Heat Alarm sounders strobes vibration pad etc Pressing the Mute bu...

Page 23: ...rminated on the mains 3 way terminal block complete with fuse holder and fuse and earth stud provided on the rear inside of the enclosure 4 2 2 Field Wiring All field cabling is to be terminated on th...

Page 24: ...The new Smoke EIB650iWX and Heat EIB603CX Alarms are to be plugged in the interface base BAX16 which consists of SUB1012 adapter board SUB1005 ribbon cable and extended plastic base Figure 8 below sh...

Page 25: ...m head to BAX16 by plugging the adapter board SUB1005 into the socket in the Alarm as shown in Figure 10 Refer to Figure 11 for head removal Figure 10 Ribbon cable from SUB1005 4 Select the DIP switch...

Page 26: ...ies to all Alarm models T Off wiring must be avoided all terminations from one Smoke Heat Alarm to the next one should be done at the terminal block provided in each smoke or heat alarm refer to the b...

Page 27: ...er a changeover relay contact or 12VDC or 0VDC switched output via the COM terminal depending on the position of jumper link JP2 the output is limited to 1Amp non supervised and may be utilised to dri...

Page 28: ...MOTE RELAY ACTIVATION VOLTAGE SELECTION FOR ALARM RELAY COMMON TERMINAL JP2 ENABLED DISABLE JP3 OTHER ZONE DEVICES ZONE INTERFACE TO MAIN CONTROLLER ALARM RELAY TERMINALS FAULT ALARM LEDs TERMINALS 12...

Page 29: ...ion circuit EIB207V Control Box EIB207V Vibration Pad Figure 15 EIB207V Vibration pad The diagram shown Figure 16 below is used for wiring a vibration pad to RFS1 V2 note the jumper link setting The j...

Page 30: ...e should only be one EOL module device connected in the alarm circuit A fault status would be indicated if 2 or more EOL device is detected in the circuit The EOL module sets the normal operating volt...

Page 31: ...dential Fire Panel are appropriate for the type of site and usage 2 Check that all Smoke or Heat Alarms used in the system are Listed in this manual Compatible with the zone specifications Combination...

Page 32: ...each Smoke or Heat Alarm check that the green light on the Alarm is ON 2 Press and hold the test button of a Smoke or Heat Alarm for up to 10 seconds to ensure the sensor chamber electronics and sound...

Page 33: ...e Smoke Heat Alarm containing the EOL last Remove the EOL device positive interconnect wire or switch OFF DIP switch no 3 if used check for the following a Defect amber LED illuminates b The panel sou...

Page 34: ...poorly maintained system can lead to nuisance alarms or complete system failure Under these conditions the system will not perform to the level of protection needed 1 It is recommended that the owner...

Page 35: ...4 If the Alarm does not stop sounding turn the panel power off remove the Alarm head then unplug the adapter board Only remove the identified Alarm If a replacement cannot be acquired immediately res...

Page 36: ...FS1 System If the battery in RFS1 becomes depleted the panel buzzer will sound and defect LED will illuminate Check the mains supply to the panel and if missing restore as a matter of urgency If the m...

Page 37: ...FS1 Operator Module PCB SUB873A RFS1 Input Output Relay Module PCB for EIB209IO BARFS1 RKP Remote Keypad for RFS1 V2 FU155 Fuse Fast Blow 1 5Amp BAPS15V50W Power Supply Lead Acid Battery BBAT12V6 5 BB...

Page 38: ...1 Date 22 Jul 19 Project mA Total mA mA Total mA Single Zone Residential Fire Panel 1 Keypad RFS1V2 1 33 0 33 0 100 0 100 0 Voltage 13 8V Second keypad BARFS1 KPAD 0 40 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 Photoelectric S...

Page 39: ...Operation Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 38 of 46 10 Block Wiring Diagram Figure 18 RFS1 V2 Block Wiring Diagram...

Page 40: ...by whom 4 Name of nearest Fire Brigade Station Phone 5 Type of Panel RFS1 V2 Serial No 6 Number of Alarms connected 7 Describe any ancillary equipment installed and connected to the RFS1 V2 Panel 8 Ma...

Page 41: ...Operation Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 40 of 46 INSTALLERS STATEMENT Page 2 of 2 Additional Comments...

Page 42: ...ction Correct Incorrect HEAT ALARMS Layout Correct Incorrect Number Correct Incorrect Type Selection Correct Incorrect Ancillary Devices Layout Correct Incorrect Number Correct Incorrect Type Selectio...

Page 43: ...46 IF INCORRECT COMMENT FIELD DEVICES End of Line Fault Test Correct Incorrect Smoke Alarms All Operational Correct Incorrect Manual Call Points All Operational Correct Incorrect Ancillary Equipment...

Page 44: ...used to the product or its components as a resulting from accident neglect misuse unauthorized dismantling or contamination howsoever caused incorrect installation careless handling or where repairs h...

Page 45: ...By 0 6 4 2007 First revision O K A S 2 17 7 2008 Minor update O K A S 2 1 26 3 2015 Update to new Brooks manual format add block wiring diagram A S 3 18 07 2019 Update panel to use with new Smoke Ala...

Page 46: ...toria Crescent Abbortsford VIC 3067 Ph 03 9879 5294 SA P O Box 101 Woodville SA 5011 729A Port Road Woodville SA 5011 Ph 08 8347 0000 QLD P O Box 511 Archerfield QLD 4108 2 49 Boyland Ave Coopers Plai...

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