GEIST™ LEAK DETECTION KIT
Quick Installation Guide
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VM1236/590-2262-501A
are stripped so that approximately
¼ inch (7 mm) of bare wire is
showing. Then insert the wires into
the appropriate terminals of the
CABLE INPUT terminal block and
tighten the screws to lock the
wires into place.
Connecting the relays to a
monitoring unit
Using the 4-conductor alarm wire
supplied with the kit (or any
suitable 4-conductor wire), with the
relay mode jumper in “supervised”
mode, connect the signals between
the LD310 Control Box and the
monitoring unit’s analog-input
terminal block.
Note that the use of inputs #1 and
#2 here is merely an example. Any
of the numbered analog inputs can
be used. That is, as long as the red
and green wires are connected to
diff erent inputs, and those inputs
don’t already have other sensors
connected to them. You cannot,
however, connect both the red and
green wires to a single analog
input. The “fault” and “leak” signals
must be connected to separate
inputs for the unit to work properly.
Connecting the 5 V power
supply
The LD310 Control Box is powered
by a standard 5 VDC wall
transformer-style power supply.
Make sure both wires are stripped
so that approximately ¼ inch (7 mm)
of bare wire is showing and then
insert the wires into the appropriate
terminals of the 5 VDC DC IN
terminal block and tighten the
screws to lock the wires in place.
Connecting the Leak-
Detection Cable(s)
Your leak-detection kit includes
one or more lengths of orange
Leak-Detection Cable. The cables
are designed to be daisy-chained
together, so each cable has a 4-pin,
male, twist-lock plug on one end,
and a 4-pin, female, twist-lock
socket on the other end.
The first length of Leak Detection
Cable connects to the Leader
Cable from the LD310 Control Box,
and additional lengths (if any) are
chained together as necessary.
Some kits are supplied with a cable
that is permanently terminated on
one end. If your kit is one of these,
the terminated cable must be the
last cable in the chain.
If your kit does not include a
pre-terminated cable, the
Terminator Plug must be attached
to the last cable in the chain.
“Non-Sensing Cable”
(optional)
The Non-Sensing Cable, available
as an optional accessory, is an
economical way to route around or
over non-monitored spaces, such
as doorways. It also provides
greater flexibility in where to mount
the control box without wasting
Leak Detection Cables across
areas where there is no need to
actually sense liquids.
NOTE:
The Non-Sensing Cable can
be connected anywhere within the
chain.
Program Jumpers
The LD310 has three sets of 3-pin
jumpers. JP1 is used to configure
the sensitivity of the leak setting.
JP2 configures the relay outputs.
JP3 configures the audible alarm.
If you change the jumpers, you
must cycle power to the LD310 in
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