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Automist
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Fixed Wall Head Handbook v1.2.3
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Power Loss Alarm
It is possible to fit a power loss alarm to the system, to alert the user if power is cut. Because the alarm is
installed to detect a loss of power, it must be installed on a separate spur of the same circuit as the
Automist system.
Many options for such an alarm are available and Plumis recommends the purchase of an inexpensive
alarm from Amazon, using the following link:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01GE3NDB4/ref=pd_cp_107_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=REA5Y9F0R
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B) Configuring the Spray Head
Only the Plumis technical team, a Fire Engineer or an Accredited Installer/Reseller can specify appropriate
locations and configurations for Automist.
Whilst referring to the layout specification, adjust the nozzle configuration to suit the space. Use the nozzle
adjustment tool provided with the commissioning kit to gently but firmly tighten each nozzle. Nozzle o-rings
are provided to form a good seal at the interface. Silicone grease should be used for lubricating and
preserving o-rings.
The nozzle adjustment tool should be used to fasten the blanking caps in place.
The table below shows the options of jets depending on the layout of the area to be protected:
Layout
Nozzles
4 nozzle spray (4N)
4 x A8
2 nozzle spray (2N)
2 x A16
N.b. The lower the nozzle number, the lower the flow (litres per min)
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Automist manifold
o-ring
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Allen key
Nozzle
adjustment
tool