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3

 

Maintenance 

3.1

 

General 

The detector should be maintained under the following schedule: 

Table 3.1 

Task Description 

Frequency 

Visual checking 

Six-monthly 

Check for operability 

Once a year 

3.2

 

Safety Precautions 

The  detector  shall  be  maintained  by  persons  certified  with  the  second  or  higher  accident 

prevention qualification level. 

3.3

 

Maintenance Procedures 

3.3.1

 

Visual  checking  of  the  detector  includes  checks  for  no  mechanical  damages,  fastening  reliability, 

and  proper  condition  of  connecting  wires  and  contact  joints.  Visual  checking  for  dust  on  the  thermal 
resistor  surface  is  to  be  carried  out.  If  there  is  any  dust  detected,  remove  it  with  a  vacuum  cleaner  (by 
exhausting air). 
3.3.2

 

To  verify  the  detector  operates  properly,  please  follow  the  instructions  of  Section 3.4  of  this 

manual. 

 

 

Warning!

 

To avoid contamination of the detector, do not remove the dust protective cover until 
the surrounding area is free of dirt and dust. 

Removing  the  detector’s  PC  board  from  its  housing  automatically  voids  the 
manufacturer’s warranty. 

3.4

 

Testing Operability 

3.4.1

 

Prior  to  testing,  disconnect  all  outputs  of  control  devices  and  executive  modules  that  can  run 

automated  fire-fighting  systems  and  notify  the  proper  authorities  that  the  detector  is  undergoing 
maintenance and will be temporarily out of service. 
3.4.2

 

Power  on  the  network  controller  and  the  polling  loop  controller.  When  been  powered  on,  the 

detector proceeds to the Startup operation mode. After communication with the polling loop controller is 
established, the detector proceeds to the Normal operation mode. 
3.4.3

 

Blow the temperature sensor of the detector  with hot air of 70 C to 100°C temperature (by  a hair 

dryer). The detector shall generate a Fire Alarm with the relevant address. 
3.4.4

 

A more simplified functional test can be performed by pressing the lightpipe down or by lighting it 

with  the  laser  beam  of  a  laser  test  tool.  After  stimulation  the  detector  proceeds  to  the  Pressing  on  the 
Lightpipe / Exposing to the Laserbeam operation mode and then to the Fire Alarm mode: 

 

If  S2000-KDL  of  versions  1.35  and  below  is  in  use,  the  network  controller  shall  display  a 
Fire Alarm message at the specified address; 

 

If  S2000-KDL  of  versions  1.36  and  higher  is  in  use,  the  network  controller  shall  display  a 
Test or Fire Alarm message at the specified address depending on the given test settings. 

3.4.5

 

After  the  detector’s  thermal  sensor  gets  cold  or  the  lightpipe  is  no  longer  pushed  or  lighted,  the 

detector shall enter the normal mode.  

Summary of Contents for S2000-IP-03

Page 1: ...ANALOG ADDRESSABLE RATE OF RISE AND FIXED TEMPERATURE DETECTOR IP 101 55 A1R S2000 IP 03 USER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...n 9 2 2 3 Mounting 11 2 2 4 Wiring 12 2 2 5 How to Open the Detector 12 2 2 6 Indication 12 2 2 7 Programming the Detector 13 2 3 Operating the Detector 14 2 3 1 Testing Operability 14 2 3 2 Extreme Situation Actions 14 2 3 3 Troubleshooting 14 3 Maintenance 15 3 1 General 15 3 2 Safety Precautions 15 3 3 Maintenance Procedures 15 3 4 Testing Operability 15 3 5 Technical Examination 16 3 6 Preserv...

Page 3: ... Only the personnel who have studied this manual are allowed to operation activities All activities on mounting programming and commissioning shall be performed in compliance with the requirements of the regulatory documentation in force at the place of operation List of abbreviations FACP Fire Alarm Control Panel ISS Integrated Security System PL Polling Loop ...

Page 4: ...omatically 1 1 2 The detector is meant to operate under a polling loop controller S2000 KDL S2000 KDL 2I S2000 KDL 2I Rev 01 or S2000 KDL S as a part of an Orion ISS The detector is powered and communicates data over the multiplex addressable polling loop hereinafter referred to as PL 1 1 3 The detector is intended for round the clock operation 1 1 4 The detector is classed as a restorable regular...

Page 5: ...099 83 Arrangement Category III 1 2 12 Vibration exposure Frequency range Max acceleration 1 35 Hz 0 5 g 1 2 13 Environmental category as per OST 25 1099 83 О3 1 2 14 Operating temperature Minus 30 С to 55 С 1 2 15 Relative humidity Up to 95 at 40 C 1 2 16 Weight 0 2 kg max 1 2 17 Overall dimensions Diameter Height 100 mm max 47 mm max 1 2 18 Non stop operation Round the clock 1 2 19 MTBF 80 000 h...

Page 6: ...from the thermal resistor with the growth of their values and exceeding the threshold the microcontroller issues alarms The microcontroller via the LED indicates the detector status and also can receive light beams emitted by a laser test unit Exposing lightpipe to the laser light beam or pressing on it is required for some manipulations with the detector described in the section 2 Intended Use Sy...

Page 7: ...ltage up to 500 V AC DC current up to 5 A resistance up to 2 MOhm Flat head screwdriver 3 0 50 mm Cross slot screwdriver 2 100 mm Side cutting pliers 160 mm Pliers 160 mm 1 6 Marking 1 6 1 Every detector has a marking applied to the rear side of its body 1 6 2 The marking contains the company logo the detector s name its decimal number factory number the year and quarter of production and conformi...

Page 8: ...y Measures During Preparation The design of the detector meets the requirements of electrical and fire safety including emergency operation in accordance with Russian Standards GOST 12 2 007 0 75 and GOST 12 1 004 91 The detector has no circuits under a hazardous voltage Do SHUT OFF power from the detector before mounting installing and maintaining this one Mounting and maintenance of the detector...

Page 9: ...10 Overall dimensions are shown in Figure 2 2 2 2 the side view and Figure 2 2 2 3 the bottom view Figure 2 2 2 2 68 4 16 4 5 2 3 5 6 Figure 2 2 2 3 ...

Page 10: ...lumns and other bearing building structures as per Clause 6 6 9 of the code of practice СП 484 1311500 2020 Mounting kits MK 2 or MK 3 supplied per a separate order can be used for attaching the detectors to a suspended ceiling To provide mechanical protection for the detector a Protection Wire Cage can be used which is to be supplied separately For mounting the detector the base plate supplied is...

Page 11: ...all clips through the rectangular hole shown in Figure 2 2 5 1 Then open the detector along the cover edge Figure 2 2 5 1 2 2 6 Indication Table 2 2 6 1 shows the operation modes of the detector and the relevant indication patterns The pattern period is 4 s the number of steps in the pattern is 8 and the time between steps in the pattern is 0 5 s Table 2 2 6 1 Detector Status Indicator Performance...

Page 12: ...7 In order to assign a polling loop address to the detector send one of the following commands from the network controller to the polling loop controller Set Device Address Change Device Address A Set Device Address command assigns an address to the detector without regard to what address the detector is assigned to at the time This option can be used when the same address is erroneously assigned ...

Page 13: ...d 5 Indication is disabled for the detector in the configuration of the PL controller Check the type of indication control for the detector in the PL controller configuration No communications over the polling loop A disconnect between the detector and the PL controller Check the integrity of the cable and jointing The detector is too far from the PL controller Minimize the polling loop length to ...

Page 14: ...t can run automated fire fighting systems and notify the proper authorities that the detector is undergoing maintenance and will be temporarily out of service 3 4 2 Power on the network controller and the polling loop controller When been powered on the detector proceeds to the Startup operation mode After communication with the polling loop controller is established the detector proceeds to the N...

Page 15: ...website https bolid ru support remont 4 2 A detector s failure resulted from consumer s not observing rules of mounting and operation is not a reason for claims and warranty repair 4 3 Claims should be submitted to the following address NVP BOLID 4 Pionerskaya Str Korolyov Moscow Region 141070 Russia Phone fax 7 495 775 71 55 PBX E mail info bolid ru 4 4 In case of any issue related to use of the ...

Page 16: ... Technical Regulations of Eurasian Economic Union On Requirements for Fire Safety and Fire Extinguishing Equipment TR EAEU 043 2017 and is covered by the conformity certificate No RU С RU ПБ68 В 00360 21 9 2 S2000 IP 03 Analog Addressable Rate of Rise and Fixed Temperature Detector meets the requirements of Technical Regulations TR EAEU 037 2016 On the restriction of the use of certain hazardous s...

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