Sargent 2600 Series, Инструкция по установке

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WARNING:
If the door operator is to be set up with speeds and forces that
exceed ANSI standard A156.19, Low Energy Requirements, the
safety sensors must be provided, and the door must be installed
in accordance with ANSI A156.10. Contact your local automatic
door service company to perform the installation.
Battery Operation
A 12 V battery provides a backup power supply for closing the door in two situations:
• When the door is used as a fire door
• When a power failure occurs
Note: Battery included must be recharged at 6 month intervals.
Fire Door Use
When the fire alarm is activated, the Door Operator reverts to Manual mode. If the door is open, it closes after a
preset delay. Thereafter the door is opened manually and closed automatically after a preset hold open delay.
Battery Test
The battery voltage is checked by the Operator:
While the Operator power is switched on, the Control Unit tests the battery by loading it with 0.4 Amps for 30
seconds. Once the battery is fully charged, it is tested every 12 hours from then on.
• If voltage rises above 13 VDC the battery is good.
• If the voltage does not rise above 13 V after 24 hours of charging, the battery must be replaced.
After the first test, there is no battery alarm for the first 12 hours; then the battery is tested every 12 hours. If
voltage falls below 11.5 V, the red LED on the end of the Operator flashes and the battery adapter will provide a
signal at a remote monitoring station (if used and the battery alarm jumper has been set for monitoring.) At 11.5 V,
the door will cycle about 50 times or more depending how far the door was opened.
2.0 VDC 13.0 VDC
No battery
backup The Operator tests
the battery.
The battery is tested.
If voltage rises above 13 VDC within
24 hours, battery is operational.
If voltage does not rise above 13 VDC
within 24 hours, replace battery.
BATTERY OPERATION