The JA-65ST wireless combined smoke and heat detector
The JA-65ST wireless combined smoke and heat detector
MLW51501
The JA-65ST is a wireless component of the JABLOTRON ALARMS
PROFI
and
MAESTRO
security systems. It is used to detect fire hazards
in the interior of residential or commercial buildings. It is not designed to
be installed in industrial premises. The JA-65ST detector uses wireless
communication and it is powered with three AA 1.5V alkaline batteries.
The JA-65ST consists of two independent detectors – an optical smoke
detector and a heat detector. The optical smoke detector works on the
principle of scattered light and is very sensitive to large dust particles
which are present in dense smoke. It is less sensitive to smaller particles
generated by the combustion of liquids such as alcohol. That is why there
is also a built-in heat detector which has a slower reaction but is much
better at detecting fire which generates heat quickly with a small amount
of smoke. The microprocessor performs digital analysis of these values
which markedly increases false alarm immunity.
Detector range
The smoke detector must be installed so that any smoke easily drifts
into the detector, e.g. on the ceiling. It is suitable for residential buildings
but not suitable for free spaces, outdoor environments or interiors with
extremely high ceilings (above 5 m) where fire by-products can disperse
over a large area – the smoke would not reach the detector position.
The detector must always be placed in the section leading to the exit of
the building (escape route), see Figure 1. If the building has a floor area
greater than 150 m
2
, installation of an additional detector in some other
suitable place is required, see Fig.2.
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Fig 1
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Fig 2
1-kitchen
2-living room
3-bedroom
4-children’s bedroom
- Minimum security
- For more security
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Fig 3
It is recommended to place additional detectors in rooms where people
sleep and in rooms with an increased risk of fire - see Fig.3.
Installation on level ceilings
Place the detector in the centre of the room if possible. The detector
must not be recessed into the ceiling due to the possible existence of a
cool air layer on the ceiling.
Never place the detector in the corner of
the room though
(always keep at least a 0.5 m distance from the corner)
see Fig 4.
Installation on sloping ceilings
If the ceiling is not suitable for mounting on a level surface (e.g. a room
under a roof ridge), the detector can be installed as in Fig. 5
0.5m
TOP
Fig 4
0,9 m
Fig 5
centre of the room, best location
acceptable location
Walls, partitions, barriers and lattice ceilings
The JA-65ST detector must not be installed closer than 0.5 m from
any wall or partition.
A narrow room with a width of less than 1.2m
requires the detector(s) to be placed at a distance of at least one third of
the room’s width away. In the case of separating walls (partitions,
warehouse objects) which do not reach the ceiling,
the space is
considered to be fully separated if the gap between the top of the
separating wall and the ceiling does not exceed 0.3 m.
A free space
of at least 0.5m is required under the detector. Any irregularities of the
ceiling (e.g. girders) exceeding 5 % of the ceiling height shall be
considered a wall and the above mentioned limitations shall apply.
Ventilation and air circulation
The detectors must not be installed directly by a fresh air inlet
(e.g. air conditioning vents).
In the case of air being supplied through a
perforated ceiling, each detector must be placed so that no perforation
hole occurs within 0.6m of the detector.
Avoid installing the detector in the following locations:
places with poor air circulation (niches, corners, apexes of A-
shaped roofs, etc.)
places exposed to dust, cigarette smoke or steam
places with over-intense air circulation (close to ventilators, heat
sources, air conditioning outlets, etc.)
in kitchens and other cooking places (because steam, smoke or oily
fumes can reduce detector sensitivity).
beside fluorescent lights (electrical interference can cause a false
alarm)
in areas with lots of small insects
Please note: Most false alarms are caused by improper
detector location.
See CEN/TS 54-14 standards for detailed installation guidelines.
Installation
The detector should be installed by a trained technician with a valid
certificate issued by an authorized distributor. Abide by the procedures
recommended in the previous paragraphs.
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INS
MEM
SMOKE
TEMP
+
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Fig 6: 1– detector cover opening; 2 – detector cover closing; 3 – optical status
signalling; 4 – arrow showing where to insert the detector; 5 – enrollment code; 6 –
configuration terminals; 7 – battery holders
1.
open the detector cover, by turning it anti-clockwise (1)
2.
attach the removed plastic base
to the desired place with screws (not
shown above).
3.
set the configuration terminals (6) according to the table below
4.
Proceed according to the control panel installation manual. Basic
procedure:
a.
Switch on the enrollment mode in the control panel.
b. When you insert the last battery into the detector, the
enrollment code is sent to the system – its sending is confirmed
with a short flash of the LED indicator (3).
c.
The control panel confirms the enrollment with a flashing of the
“BATTERY“ LED on the system keypad at the corresponding
position.
5.
Insert the detector into the plastic base. The detector can be
inserted in the plastic base in one position only. It is marked with
arrows (4) on both plastic parts. Close the detector cover by turning
it clockwise (2).
Detector setting
ON
Instant alarm
3 OFF
1
OFF
Fire alarm
4 OFF
smoke (EN 54-7) or
heat (EN 54-5)
ON
memory enabled
3 ON
2
OFF
memory disabled
4 OFF
smoke only (EN 54-7)
(not heat)
3 OFF
4 ON
heat only (EN 54-5) (not
smoke)
3 ON
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4
INS
MEM
SMOKE
TEMP
ON
OFF
4 ON
Both smoke and heat
(both conditions at the
same time)
