hager FB LE Series, Installation And Operating Manual

Page 1: ...Fire safety housing floor standing w all assembly FBxxLE FBxxSE Installation and operating manual...

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Page 3: ...0 5 Planning information 12 6 Assembly 17 6 1 Free standing installation of the additional rear panel 24 6 2 Floor standing housing plinth cover 29 6 3 Changing the door stop side 30 6 4 Cable entry 3...

Page 4: ...t been screwed onto the structure Keep the opening range of the door free at all times Observe the technical specifications in our catalogue or data sheet for the relevant product Take into account th...

Page 5: ...e of packaging material in an environmentally friendly manner or reuse it Store the fire safety housing in a suitable place if it is not used or installed immediately Do not store outdoors Fire safety...

Page 6: ...ties and the responsible fire protection expert As the installer you may only issue an unreserved manufacturer s declaration in relation to compliance with building authority approval if the installat...

Page 7: ...439 2 2012 06 VDE 0660 600 2 2012 06 The housing must be aligned at its final installation site To do this lift the housing at the corners and adjust the height using shim plates After doing so the ho...

Page 8: ...ly be made following consultation with Hager since the approval warranty will otherwise be invalidated The warranty for installation services must be assumed by the installer Warranty and liability cl...

Page 9: ...nd procedural instructions without a fixed order Measure procedural instruction for averting danger Additional symbols and their meaning Symbol Meaning The work must only be performed by an electrical...

Page 10: ...the direct installation of mounting plates or device carriers Protection type IP44 ATTENTION Protection type IP44 is only achieved if the fire safety housing is mounted on a suitable wall The wall and...

Page 11: ...bient temperature 5 C Max ambient temperature 40 C Ambient temperature 24 h average 35 C Smoke proof yes Cold smoke proof yes Door stop replaceable Door opening angle 180 single panel door Locking typ...

Page 12: ...Technical data 10 Technical changes reserved 4 1 Cooling cable duct dimensions Dimensions Dimensions mm FZ391N FZ392N...

Page 13: ...Technical data Technical changes reserved 11 FZ393N FZ394...

Page 14: ...5 K 20 K 25 K 30 K Floor standing enclosures 30 min FB21LE 2048 x 398 83 125 166 209 250 R 12 11 1 132 FB22LE 2048 x 648 R 12 11 2 264 FB23LE 2048 x 898 134 202 270 340 410 R 12 11 3 396 FB24LE 2048 x...

Page 15: ...34 202 270 340 410 R 12 11 3 396 FB24SE 2048 x 1148 186 280 372 465 588 R 12 11 4 528 Wall mounted enclosures 90 min FB31SE 598 x 398 83 125 166 209 250 R 3 2 1 24 FB32SE 598 x 648 R 3 2 2 48 FB41SE 7...

Page 16: ...36 FB42LE 748 x 648 18 27 37 46 55 R 4 3 2 72 FB51LE 898 x 398 26 39 52 65 78 R 5 4 1 48 FB52LE 898 x 648 20 30 41 51 61 R 5 4 2 96 FB61LE 1048 x 398 22 33 45 55 66 R 6 5 1 60 FB62LE 1048 x 648 33 50...

Page 17: ...x 648 33 50 67 84 101 R 6 5 2 120 FB63SE 1048 x 898 45 67 90 112 135 R 6 5 3 180 FB71SE 1198 x 398 24 36 48 60 72 R 7 6 1 72 FB72SE 1198 x 648 37 56 74 93 113 R 7 6 2 144 FB73SE 1198 x 898 51 75 101...

Page 18: ...otection conditions and requirements must always be borne in mind In addition the risk and spread of fire and any com pensation measures must be taken into account within the context of the fire prote...

Page 19: ...lever is in the open position Press the door lightly and turn the swivel lever downwards 180 clock wise Allow the swivel lever to snap into the swivel lever holder until you hear it click into place...

Page 20: ...ved by the building authorities or covered by European Technical Approval or European Technical Assessment and which are suitable for the intended purpose in accordance with the static requirements En...

Page 21: ...e Rear of enclosure Check the silicone seam Check the silicone seam for cracking in the area near the thermocouple elements Silicone seam near the thermocouple elements FBxxLE wall mounting Lugs with...

Page 22: ...ome into contact with the wall at the back Make sure that the fire safety housing is only mounted on non conductive surfaces Mark out the pilot holes through the fastening lugs at the top Make holes f...

Page 23: ...in delivery Securing the cooling cable duct The cooling cable duct is secured to the housing and the wall using two brackets Use two dowels each to fasten it to the wall Use suitable fastening materia...

Page 24: ...er s filtering function can be impaired as a result of dirt This can impair the functionality of the ventilation system and cause subsequent device damage Check the air filter regularly for dirt Clean...

Page 25: ...closure and wall so that it fits flush Inserting the air filter floor standing housing In floor standing housings the air filter is located behind the front plinth cover Step Action 1 Remove the front...

Page 26: ...it does not tilt or fall over when the addi tional rear panel is installed Enclosure without cooling cable duct 1 Fire safety housing 2 Additional rear panel 1 or 2 parts depend ing on enclosure size...

Page 27: ...dditional rear panel to the fire safety housing in position D using the supplied screws 6 Note max tightening torque 2 Nm 5 Install the securing brackets at an external depth of d 600 mm Screw the sup...

Page 28: ...on enclosure size 3 Supplied securing brackets to prevent tilting Step Action 1 Position the additional rear panel 2 mark the drill hole and remove the rear panel again 2 Drill a hole with 3 5 mm and...

Page 29: ...in position D using the supplied screws 6 Note max tightening torque 2 Nm 5 Install the securing brackets at an external depth of d 600 mm Screw the supplied securing brackets to prevent tilting 3 to...

Page 30: ...afety housing as described above Position and align the housing 2 against the existing wall 3 2 Drill pilot holes through the securing bracket 5 Fasten the securing bracket 6 to the additional rear pa...

Page 31: ...h cover Step Action 1 Transporting and positioning 2 Hold the plinth cover and remove from the rear panel by releasing the countersunk screws A 3 Use the countersunk screws A from step 2 and the acces...

Page 32: ...x panels 3 x spacers Step Action 1 Identify a suitable storage location and prepare with blocks e g 2 Disassembling the door panel Hold the door panel in place Pull the pins out of the hinges Lift out...

Page 33: ...Remove the sealing strip from the hinge area Remove the hinges from the door panel and housing Remove and store screws spacers and hinges Evenly press the sealing strip back on Hinge side old 1 Frame...

Page 34: ...nt Hinge side new 1 Frame element 6 Remove the inner layer and evenly push it 2 mm in the direction of the hinges Push down the inner layer and screw in the supplied screws using a bat tery powered sc...

Page 35: ...Assembly Technical changes reserved 33 Step Action 7 Position the door in place connect each panel and frame element with a bolt and insert the bolt all the way through...

Page 36: ...nterior insulation mounting plates and fan Insert the cable through the cable bulkhead of the housing Make the necessary holes for the cable entries WARNING Loss of protection type No protection again...

Page 37: ...Assembly Technical changes reserved 35 6 5 Ventilation diagram Exhaust air Supply air Schematic diagram of the ventilation...

Page 38: ...The work must only be performed by an electrically skilled person The EBEL VENT L230R2 fan unit must be connected to 230 V AC The monitoring contacts on the fan unit should be used to ensure an alarm...

Page 39: ...y result in death severe injury or extensive material damage Disconnect all the poles of the device from the electricity supply before assembly disassembly or the performance of any structural modific...

Page 40: ...Noise level 45 dB A Operating temperature 10 70 C Thermal fuse Safety level 77 C Output relay Contact load 48 V DC max Smoke detector Type SPD 3 1M Manufacturer Arton UA Light signal Red LED Connectio...

Page 41: ...ectricity supply and verify compliance with VDE 0100 for the 230 V mains connection before assem bly Verify the absence of voltage WARNING 230 V AC Dangerous voltage May result in death severe in jury...

Page 42: ...l changes reserved Step Action 3 Dismantle the fan unit Hold the fan unit with one hand and release the 2 fastening screws 4 5 x 55 mm on the fan 4 Remove the EBEL VENT L230 fan unit and the supply ca...

Page 43: ...ed depending on the size of enclosure for the fixation of univers N extension system kits The uprights have to be mounted on the fixation brackets inside the fire protection enclosure enclosure for on...

Page 44: ...2 Technical changes reserved Assembly dimensions for 1 field enclosure HI BI Qty HS 454 254 2 604 754 904 1054 1204 1354 1804 254 3 927 1 Inside edge of the door 2 middle rail only for free standing e...

Page 45: ...reserved 43 Assembly dimensions for 2 field enclosure HI BI Qty HS 454 504 2 1 604 2 1 754 2 1 904 2 1 1054 2 1 1204 2 1 1354 2 1 1804 3 324 1 1 Inside edge of the door 2 middle rail only for free sta...

Page 46: ...utside of the fire safety housing The doors closing mechanism must be oiled twice a year The fire safety housing must be protected against water moisture penetration and splashing water If any safety...

Page 47: ...nnecting the fan unit 36 Cooling cable duct dimensions 10 D Dismantling the fan unit 39 Disposal information 44 F Fixing system 41 Floor standing housing plinth cover 29 For your safety 2 Free standin...

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