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AT-MZA

 

Multi Zone Alarm

LEAK DETECTION SOLUTIONS

Weights & Measures House, 20 Barttelot Road, 
Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1DQ

+44 (0) 1403 216100

info@aquilar.co.uk

www.aquilar.co.uk

COMMON LEAK RELAY

X14 Bottom connection

FAULT RELAY:

Common to all zones X14 Top connection
All relays are SPDT and independent of 
the next.The MZA’s FAULT relay will also 
indicate power failure as the relay contacts 
will de-energize to signal an alarm condition. 
Therefore, loss of power as well as a cable 
break would trip the relay and any equipment 
connected.

x14
x13
x11
x8
x5

N/O

N/C

C

6

Note:

 The relay plugs can accept wires 12 to 

24 AWG. Cable should have a temperature 
rating of 65°C.

Note: 

Maximum load for relays is 3 amps, 

250Vac/24Vdc.

F. CONNECTING THE ZONE EXPANSION CARDS

Important:

 The MZA-EXP is an electronic unit. During installation, take the following 

precautions to avoid damage to its electronic components:

• The MZA panel should not be powered 

when installing the MZA-EXP card.

• Anti static precautions should be taken 

before touching the boards inside.

• Handle with care, avoid mechanical 

damage.

• Keep the electronics dry.
• If handling circuit boards, hold them by 

their edges to avoid physical contact with 
electronic components.

• Avoid exposure to static electricity.
• 

Avoid contamination with metal filings, 

liquids, or other foreign matter.

• A maximum of three MZA-EXP cards can be 

added to a MZA panel.

• Each MZA-EXP provides two additional 

zones of sensing.

• Remove the card from it’s static free 

packaging.

• 

Insert the first card on vertical connector 

marked zones 3-4 and the following cards 
on zones 5-6 and zones 7-8. The card will 

only fit in one direction.

• Push the card securely to the base 

connector.

• Once the card has been securely installed 

the MZA panel can be powered.

INSTALL ZENER BARRIER, IF 

APPLICABLE

When sensing cable will be located in Class 
1, Division 1 locations, approval agencies 
require that the sensing cable be protected 
with a zener barrier between the sensing 
cable and the MZA module. A zener barrier 
may also be used to provide lightning 

protection for the module when the 
sensing cable may be exposed to electrical 
discharges. Contact your distributor/agent to 
select the proper zener barrier. One will be 
required for each sensing zone.

When installing a zener barrier, wire 
it in accordance with the instructions 
provided with the kit.

Summary of Contents for AquiTron AT-MZA

Page 1: ...AT MZA Multi Zone Alarm AquiTron INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...n Class I Division 2 Groups A B C D Hazardous Locations If protected by agency approved zener barrier TraceTek sensing cable in Class I Division 1 Groups A B C D Hazardous Locations Zone 0 or Zone 1 i...

Page 3: ...14 Z1 2 Leak relay cable plug and socket 15 Z1 2 Sensing cable plug and socket 16 Z3 4 Leak relay cable plug and socket 17 Z3 4 Se nsing cable plug and socket 18 Z5 6 Leak relay cable plug and socket...

Page 4: ...sure to static electricity Avoid contamination with metal filings liquids or other foreign matter Remove the module from its packaging Open the enclosure door using a flat blade screwdriver or coin An...

Page 5: ...ur coded wires to the Sensor Interface plug X3 X7 X10 and X12 see Fig 4 SENSOR RED GR N YEL BLK x3 x7 x10 x12 Select a spare connector between zones 1 to 8 Zones 1 2 do not require the insertion of a...

Page 6: ...an 3 amps via an un switched fused spur adjacent to the unit Note Do not exceed maximum voltage The unit is equipped with a 12Vdc battery back up power circuit If this option is required connect the a...

Page 7: ...nical damage Keep the electronics dry If handling circuit boards hold them by their edges to avoid physical contact with electronic components Avoid exposure to static electricity Avoid contamination...

Page 8: ...terminals So to operate a valve for example you need to have a dedicated power supply which is then fed through the relay typically the live feed to switch it on or off accordingly Typical wiring is a...

Page 9: ...a plan showing the location of the sensor is available 3 Check that the following information is clearly visible adjacent to the alarm module In case of alarm instruction Location of the system map in...

Page 10: ...portion of the system to verify circuit integrity to detect the presence of liquid and even to determine its location as the PTB will give you an indication in feet or metres to the point of the leak...

Page 11: ...older or weld near the cable without providing protection from heat solder flux or weld splatter Do not drop tools or floor tiles on the cable sharp and heavy objects may damage the cable Avoid walkin...

Page 12: ...ssary or insert a small piece of insulating material to prevent the cable from making contact with the metal edge Problem Leak Alarm but no leak is found Possible Cause Cable is pinched all cables Act...

Page 13: ...nvestigate the cause of the spill and take necessary repair actions 2 Clean up in the spill area and clean and dry the cable probe if necessary LEAK LED will turn off when cable probe is dried CABLE B...

Page 14: ...ar co uk 13 FIG 8 TERMINAL CONNECTION LAYOUT SENSO R RED GR N YEL BL K Z8 x3 Z7 N O CO M N C LEAK REL AY x5 SENSO R RED GR N YEL BL K Z6 x7 Z5 SENSO R RED GR N YEL BL K Z4 x10 Z3 SENSOR RED GR N YEL B...

Page 15: ...be liable for any incidental indirect or consequential damages arising from the sale resale use or misuse of the product Specifications are subject to change without notice In addition Aquilar Limite...

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