FAAST 8251BPI and 8100
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
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8100 Stand-Alone
Type:
the FAAST 8100 Stand-Alone detector provides clean-contact relay outputs - these generally
connect to Loop Addressable Input Modules (eg M500MB or similar) to connect to an F100 / F120
panel
- all activation relays are configured as
TYPE = SW (Module)
- generally the
FIRE 1
relay will be configured to activate the
Fire
(F100) or
Brigade
(F120) relay,
though the
FIRE 2
relay may be configured to activate the Fire (F100) or Brigade (F120) relay
where two Local Alarm level actions are required
- as many Activation Levels (1
– 5) as required may be used, since each uses a separate Input
Module.
Sensitivity: the FAAST 8100 detector Threshold Levels are configured at the detector :
Configuration \ Sensor
- five
Activations Levels
are available:
ALERT
,
ACTION 1
,
ACTION 2
,
FIRE 1
and
FIRE2
- each level provides individual Threshold Levels (sensitivity) for
Day
,
Night
and
Weekend
use
Conventional F16e / F4 / Loop Responder (NZS4512:2010):
8100 Stand-Alone
Sensitivity: the FAAST 8100 detector Threshold Levels are configured at the detector :
Configuration \ Sensor
- five
Activations Levels
are available:
ALERT
,
ACTION 1
,
ACTION 2
,
FIRE 1
and
FIRE2
- each level provides individual Threshold Levels (sensitivity) for
Day
,
Night
and
Weekend
use
- clean-contact relay outputs are provided for each Activation Threshold - these connect to one or
more individual circuits, depending upon the number of Activation Levels required
FIRE 1
terminate with a 10K EOL resistor to Normalise the circuit
(or FIRE 2): - switch a 470R resistor to activate as a Smoke Alarm or switch a 180R resistor to activate as a
Heat Alarm
- generally the FAAST
FIRE 1
relay will be configured to activate the panel
’s
Fire
relay, though the
FIRE 2
relay may activate the
Fire
relay
ALERT,
terminate with a 10K EOL resistor to Normalise the circuit
ACTION1
- switch a 470R resistor to activate as a Smoke Alarm
or ACTION2 - FIRE 1 and one of the pre-Alarm thresholds (ALERT, ACTION 1 or ACTION 2) may be combined
on a single circuit on the F16e provided the circuit is configured for Residential mode and the 8100
FIRE 1 relay switches the 180R resistor (Heat Alarm) and the pre-Alarm switches the 470R resistor
(Smoke Alarm)
DEFECT
switch a 1K8 resistor or an open or short-circuit to activate a Defect.
Conventional F16e / F16 (with FW=v8.0) / F4 / Loop Responder (NZS4512:1997):
8100 Stand-Alone
Sensitivity: the FAAST 8100 detector Threshold Levels are configured at the detector :
Configuration \ Sensor
- five
Activations Levels
are available:
ALERT
,
ACTION 1
,
ACTION 2
,
FIRE 1
and
FIRE2
- each level provides individual Threshold Levels (sensitivity) for
Day
,
Night
and
Weekend
use
- clean-contact relay outputs are provided for each Activation Threshold - these connect to one or
more individual circuits, depending upon the number of Activation Levels required
FIRE 1
terminate with a 10K EOL resistor to Normalise the circuit
(or FIRE 2): - switch a 470R resistor to activate as a Smoke Alarm or switch a 180R resistor or open-circuit to
activate as a Heat Alarm
- generally the FAAST
FIRE 1
relay will be configured to activate the panel
’s
Fire
relay, though the
FIRE 2
relay may activate the
Fire
relay
ALERT:
terminate with a 10K EOL resistor to Normalise the circuit
ACTION1
- switch a 470R resistor to activate as a Smoke Alarm
or ACTION2 - FIRE 1 and one of the pre-Alarm thresholds (ALERT, ACTION 1 or ACTION 2) may be combined
on a single circuit on the F16 provided the circuit is configured for Apartment mode and the 8100
FIRE 1 relay switches the 180R resistor or open-circuit (Heat Alarm) and the ALERT switches the
470R resistor (Smoke Alarm)
DEFECT
switch a 1K8 resistor or a short-circuit to activate a Defect.
F16
functionality of a FAAST detector with an F16 is limited because of the restrictions of the F16 in
Apartment mode
BELL
Link
FIRE
Link
Apartment
Mode
Bell
relay
Brigade
relay
Fire
LED
Zone
LED
Latch
Clear
In
Out
Smoke
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Ext BCO
Reset
Heat
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
