Polon-Alfa Ignis 1000, Эксплуатационная и техническая документация

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Automatic power supply switch-off. During the control panel operation, being power supplied only
from a battery cluster, the battery voltage progressively decreases. A reserve power supply voltage
drop down to ca. 22 V is acoustically signalled. Further decline in the battery panel voltage and
achieving 21 V level will result in the control panel automatic switch-off. In an alarm mode this
function is disabled. The power supply renewed switch-on, after a properly charged battery re-
connection, may require (in case the basic power supply is not restored automatically) pressing of
the P1 WŁ.AKU push button which is available after opening the control panel door on the MZ-4212
power supply module board. The basic power supply restoring during operation with the reserve
power supply will automatically switch over the control panel to the basic one.
Note:
The battery installation, operation and waste-disposal must be carried out pursuant to the
manufacturer’s manual. A waste battery must be delivered to a proper collecting and recycling point
in accordance with the law in force.
7 INSTALLATION
7.1 CONTROL PANEL MOUNTING
The control panel should to be mounted on a wall using a special steel hanger and four expansion
anchor bolts of minimum diameter at 8 mm. The spacing of the fastening bolt holes is shown in
Fig. 3. The control panel mounting shall be executed only without batteries.
7.2 WIRING
Detection, monitoring and controlling lines should be routed according to the commonly applicable
principles used in telecommunications. They can be placed on walls under the plaster, in the ground
or as overhead lines. The lines must be continuous and terminated with end-of-line resistors. Before
the wire connection it is necessary to check whether the conductors resistance is not exceeded and
turn attention to the proper wire polarization ‘+’ and ‘-‘.
It is recommended to use certified conductors of 0.8 or 1.0 mm diameter. In order to eliminate
electromagnetic interferences, the screen continuity must be provided in the bases connection.
The detector line wires can be inserted into the control panel from the installation, being led either
on or in wall plaster. They are introduced into the control panel upper part through round bushings.
The mains supply wires are led through an opening located in the control panel bottom part, in
accordance with Fig. 6. The 230 V/50 Hz mains wires should be connected (after removing a covering
plate) to the purposely marked mains supply terminals. The control panel can be used only with an
application of additional electric shock protection, in a form of protective conductor. Due to the
control panel higher interference resistance it is recommended to use grounding protection.
8 COMMISSIONING AND CONFIGURATION
8.1 COMMISSIONING
The following operations are recommended before the control panel commissioning:
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to check all installation work correctness and remove possible discrepancies, first of all short
circuits and breaks;