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FirePro Xtinguish I&O Manual V1.05 UL
10 Detection, Actuation, Alarm and Control Systems
This manual does not address information related to fire detection; however the following general information shall be
considered. Always apply national and local code requirements.
10.1 General
Detection, actuation, alarm, and control systems shall be installed, tested, and maintained in
accordance with NFPA 70, NFPA 72, NFPA 2010, and local requirements.
In Canada the equipment shall be certified to the requirements of CAN/ULC S524-01 and CAN/ULC-
S 529-02.
Automatic detection and automatic actuation shall be used unless a manual-only actuation is
approved by the authority having jurisdiction.
10.2 Raceways
System initiating circuits and auxiliary equipment releasing circuits shall be installed in raceways.
National and local requirements shall be observed.
10.3 Automatic Detection
Automatic detection shall be a UL listed system capable of detecting and indicating heat, flame,
smoke, combustible vapors, or an abnormal condition in the hazard that is likely to produce fire.
Automatic detection shall be UL listed and compatible with the control panel.
Reliable primary and secondary power sources shall be used, in compliance with national and local
requirements, to provide for operation of the detection, signaling, control, and actuation of the system.
10.4 Operating Devices
Operating devices shall include system actuation devices, discharge controls, and shutdown
equipment.
All operating devices shall be UL listed and compatible with the control panel.
The system actuation shall cause simultaneous operation of
FirePro Xtinguish
condensed aerosol
generators.
All devices/components shall be designed to be suitable for the specific intended service and working
conditions. Devices shall not be susceptible to being rendered inoperative or to accidental operation.
All devices/components shall be installed in appropriate locations or adequately protected to avoid
being subject to mechanical, chemical, or any other damages that would render them inoperative.
System manual actuation/release shall be accomplished by an electrical manual release; the
arrangement shall include the control equipment monitoring the battery condition, including a low
battery signal/alarm.
System manual control(s) for actuation shall be located for easy accessibility at all times, including
at the time of a fire.
The system manual control(s) shall be of distinct appearance and clearly recognizable for the purpose
intended.
Operation of any control station shall cause the complete system to operate.
Manual controls shall not require a pull of more than l78 N (40 Ib) nor a movement of more than 356
mm (14 in.) to secure operation.
At least one
system manual control station for activation shall be located not more than 1.2 m (4 ft)