8
IK
‐
E280
‐
001GB
Fig.
3
Exemplary
TUN
‐
38Ex
detector
connection
to
detecting
line.
It
is
obligatory
to
utilize
intrinsically
safe
barrier
or
separator
(named
in
the
control
panel
Operational
Manual)
in
intrinsically
safe
detecting
lines.
After
installing
all
detectors,
the
control
panel
or
supplying
apparatus
should
be
switched
on.
Every
detector
must
be
individually
checked.
It
is
not
recommend
to
warm
up
more
than
one
detector
in
one
detecting
line.
In
case
more
than
three
detectors
in
one
detecting
line
are
warmed
up
at
the
same
time
a
false
damage
(short
circuit)
signal
may
be
transmitted.
After
the
fire
alarm
is
sounded
in
the
control
panel
or
supply
‐
alarming
device,
warm
‐
up
process
should
be
terminated
and
the
alarm
cancelled
with
the
appropriate
control
panel
button
or
short
detector
supply
circuit
interruption.
8
DETECTOR
MAINTENANCE
It
is
recommended
to
carry
out
periodic
detector
operation
checks
that
cover:
-
overall
examination
and
dust,
dirt,
cobweb,
etc.
removal
-
periodic
device
functioning
test.
The
TUN
‐
38Ex
detector
is
required
to
pass
periodic
controls,
carried
out
at
least
once
in
6
months,
to
prove
that
the
detector
operates
properly
and
works
together
with
the
fire
control
panel
properly.
Any
damaged
detector
must
be
passed
for
repair
to
the
manufacturer.
During
renovation
or
painting
works
detectors
shall
be
protected
from
damage
or
dirt.
9
STORAGE
AND
TRANSPORTATION
9.1
Storage
The
TUN
‐
38Ex
detectors
must
be
kept
in
individual
packages
in
closed
rooms
at
the
temperature
of
+5
°C
up
to
+35
°C,
relative
humidity
up
to
80%.
Surrounding
environment
shall
be
free
of
volatile
compounds
of
sulphur
and
acid
or
alkaline
exhausts.
The
detectors
shall
be
stored
at
a
minimum
distance
of
1.5
m
from
heating
elements.
9.2
Transportation
The
TUN
‐
38Ex
detectors
can
be
carried
with
any
transport
means
provided
the
transport
instructions
given
on
their
packing
are
observed
and
they
are
properly
protected
from
any
mechanical
damage.
It
is
forbidden
to
transport
the
goods
at
temperatures
lower
than
‐
40
°C
and
higher
that
+70
°C
(at
relative
humidity
up
to
80%)
or
at
relative
humidity
higher
than
95%
at
temperature
of
+40
°C.