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Model 5100A, 5200A and 5100ALBV Owner’s Manual

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External Hardwire Operation:

Remove four screws on the alarm box and take 

1. 

off the cover.
For external power operation, place the 

2. 

Voltage 

Jumper on the rear two pins as shown in Image 
4 (Fig. B).

While  supporting  the  bottom  of  the  alarm 

3. 

enclosure, remove the knockout using a slotted 
screwdriver  and  a  hammer  (Place  a  clean  rag 
underneath the knockout to prevent debris from 
falling onto the circuit board).
Install ½”, watertight conduit fitting or cord grip 

4. 

into the knockout opening and run the external 
power source into the alarm housing as shown 
in Image 5.
Connect  external  power  source  to  V+  and  V- 

5. 

terminals ash shown in Image 6 (Fig. B). Ensure 
DC is from a clean power supply and not full-
wave rectified without a capacitor.
Install cover with the four screws.

6. 

Temperature Sensing Function

When the Temperature Sensing Function is enabled and water is present in the 
auxiliary drain the Model 5100ALBV will not activate the audible and visual alerts 
if the ambient temperature is above 45° F. When water is present and the ambient 
temperature falls below 45° F, the Model 5100ALBV will activate the audible and 
visual  alerts.  The  Temperature  Sensing  Function  helps  extend  battery  life  and 
eliminates unwanted alarm conditions when the threat of freezing is not present. 

By  default  the  Temperature  Sensing  Function  is  enabled  when  shipped, 
meaning the alarm senses water only when the temperature is under 45° F. 

See page 7 to disengage Temperature Sensing Function.

Image 4

Image 5

Image 6

(Fig. B)

+V

-V

COM

TEMPERATURE

JUMPER

VOLTAGE

JUMPER

N.O.

N.C.

VOLTAGE

JUMPER

Summary of Contents for Collect and Drain 5100A

Page 1: ...Model 5100A 5200A and 5100ALBV Owner s Manual INST COLLECT an DRAIN_V001 9 AGF Manufacturing Inc Model 5100A Model 5100ALBV Model 5200A...

Page 2: ...WARNING The COLLECTanDRAIN Anti Trip Plate is designed to make sure that the auxiliary drain is operated in the proper manner and correct sequence as per NPFA guidelines to avoid accidental tripping i...

Page 3: ...regards to low point drains auxiliary drains Confirm that the supply valve upper is in the open position and ready to collect 2 condensation the drain valve lower is closed and the plug is tight Acti...

Page 4: ...s The alarm module operates on the principle of conductivity The alarm contains a probe that is attached to the piping system When condensate collects in the piping and reaches the probe the electrica...

Page 5: ...nd any other loads on the same circuit Battery Operation Remove four screws on the alarm box and take 1 off the cover For battery operation check to make sure the 2 Voltage Jumper is on the front two...

Page 6: ...om a clean power supply and not full wave rectified without a capacitor Install cover with the four screws 6 Temperature Sensing Function When the Temperature Sensing Function is enabled and water is...

Page 7: ...ection Alarm also features a Remote Notification Function This function allows you to connect the unit directly to the Fire Control Panel or BSM so when water is detected in the auxiliary drain you wi...

Page 8: ...rature controlled environment to deter system failures due to freezing condensation The heated and insulated cabinet contains an auxiliary drain with a float switch to monitor condensation levels When...

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