Hochiki FirePro Xtinguish, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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FirePro Xtinguish I&O Manual V1.05 UL
of abort and maintenance disconnect switches, delay timers, and emergency power shutdown.
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Point-to-point wiring schematic diagrams showing all circuit connections to the system control
panel, to the graphic annunciator panel and to external or add-on relays.
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Complete calculations to determine the size of backup batteries and method used to determine
number and location of audible and visual indicating devices and number and location of
detectors.
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Minimum clearances to combustible materials and the means of egress.
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Details of any special features.
Information shall be submitted for approval to the authority having jurisdiction pertaining to the
location and function of:
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Detection devices,
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Operating devices,
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Auxiliary equipment,
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Electrical circuitry, if used.
All the apparatus and devices used shall be identified.
Any special features shall be explained.
The as-built installation drawings and the instruction and maintenance manual that includes a full
sequence of operations.
A full set of drawings and calculations shall be maintained on site.
8.1.3 Approval of Plans
Plans and calculations shall be approved prior to installation.
Where field conditions necessitate any change from approved plans, the change shall be approved
prior to implementation.
When such changes from approved plans are made, the working plans shall be updated to accurately
represent the system as installed.
8.2 Enclosure
In the design of a
FirePro Xtinguish
condensed aerosol total flooding fire extinguishing system, the
integrity of the protected enclosure shall be considered.
The area of non-closable openings in the protected enclosure shall be kept to a minimum.
8.2.1 Loss of Agent
To prevent loss of agent through openings to adjacent hazards or work areas, openings shall be
permanently sealed or equipped with automatic closures.
Where reasonable confinement of agent is not practicable, protection shall be expanded to include
the adjacent connected hazards or work areas or additional agent shall be introduced into the
protected enclosure using an extended discharge configuration.
Forced-air ventilating systems shall be shut down or closed automatically where their continued
operation would adversely affect the performance of the fire extinguishing system or result in
propagation of the fire.
Completely self-contained recirculation ventilation systems shall not be required to be shut down.
The volume of the ventilation system and associated ductwork shall be considered as part of the total
hazard volume when determining the quantity of agent.
The protected enclosure shall have the structural strength and integrity necessary to contain the