Ziton ZP3, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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Chapter 2: Installing the ZP3 fire control panel
ZP3 Fire Control Panel Installation, Commissioning, and Maintenance Manual 39
Installation of the ZP3 panel must meet the requirements of the authority having
jurisdiction. The panel incorporates the system operating controls and displays,
and should consequently be located in an accessible position, in close proximity
to the persons who are expected to operate the system, and respond to any
alarms.
The panel can be surface mounted or flush-recess mounted, with appropriate
hardware. Electrical conduit entry is from the top or from behind, and various
options are available. The simplest installation is when the panel is used as a
230 VAC model, with built-in batteries. The use of external power supplies or
batteries can change the installation criteria.
In some installations, the fascia of the panel is mounted in a security console,
usually located in a manned control room. In this case the panel can be located
in a plant room, and a remote display unit installed into the console. A full-
function remote display unit provides all the display, control, and menu access as
the main panel, and is connected by a single twisted-pair, screened cable.
The panel must always be installed in its original cabinet, as supplied by Ziton.
Never operate the panel without its door or fascia.
Do not dismantle the chassis and components, and then remount them into
another metal enclosure.
Do not change or extend internal ribbon cables, and do not run ribbon cables
outside of the ZP3 cabinet.
Failure to comply with the above cautions voids the guarantee and any product
approvals. It also makes the panel susceptible to EMC and other electrical noise.
The ZP3 panel complies with the requirements of the European CE-Mark for
immunity to and emission of electrical interference. This compliance is subject to
the panel being operated in its original enclosure, and installed and earthed
correctly in accordance with this manual.
The first step when installing a ZP3 panel is to remove the main chassis, and
remove the door assembly, leaving the bare backbox for installation. This
procedure is described under “Preparatory work” on page 41.
The box can then be prepared for mounting. Knock out the required conduit
holes, either on top or at the rear of the cabinet. Drill any additional holes, or
larger holes, as required. Note that cable entry can only be brought into the panel
into the top section as shown in the drawings later in this topic.
Optional hardware in the form of various mounting kits is available to provide
additional space for systems with a large amount of wiring. These are shown in
abridged form in this section, and full details can be obtained from the data
sheets and application manuals available for these kits.