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FirePro Xtinguish I&O Manual V1.05 UL
13.2.4 Functional Testing
13.2.4.1 Preliminary Functional Tests
At minimum, the following preliminary functional tests shall be performed:
1. If the system is connected to an alarm monitoring station (Central Station), notify them that the
fire system test is to be conducted and that an emergency response by the fire department or
alarm station personnel is not desired.
2. Notify all concerned personnel at the facility that a test is to be conducted. Instruct personnel
as to the sequence of operation.
3. Disable the
FirePro Xtinguish
condensed aerosol system actuation mechanism so that
activation of the release circuit will not actuate the
FirePro Xtinguish
condensed aerosol
generators.
4. Check each detector for response.
5. Check that polarity has been observed on all polarized alarm devices and auxiliary relays.
6. Check that all end-of-line resistors have been installed across the detection and notification
appliance circuits where required.
7. Check all supervised circuits for trouble response.
13.2.4.2 System Functional Operational Test
The following system functional operational tests shall be performed:
1. Operate detection initiating circuit(s).
2. Verify that all alarm functions and time delays occur according to design specification.
3. Operate the necessary circuit to initiate a second alarm circuit if present.
4. Verify that all second alarm functions occur according to design specifications.
5. Operate manual release.
6. Verify that manual release functions occur according to design specifications.
7. Operate abort switch circuit if supplied.
8. Verify that abort functions occur according to design specifications.
9. Confirm that visual and audible signals are indicated by the control panel.
13.2.4.3 Secondary (Standby) Power Test
The following testing of secondary power shall be performed:
1. Disconnect primary power. Confirm the correct trouble indication.
2. Operate one of each type of input device. Verify that each event is processed properly.
3. Reset the panel after each event.
4. Disconnect a device from each circuit and confirm correct trouble indication.
5. Reconnect primary power supply. Confirm that the panel returns to normal standby condition.
The control panel shall be readily accessible, yet restricted from unauthorized personnel.