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4.2.2.2 Functions

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T

he

 

“EXTINGUISHING

 

RELEASE”

 

button

 

will

 

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operate

 

in the

 

“MANUAL”

 

condition

 

only.

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4.2.3

 

fault

 

diagnostics

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Fault Conditions: When a fault occurs on a

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part of the system the panel responds by

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activating the internal sounder (which will

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pulse intermittently) and illuminating the

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Zellabox

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Technical

 

data

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fault

 

light

 

(amber).

 

The

 

internal

 

sounder

!

may

 

be

 

silenced

 

however

 

this

 

will

 

still

 

give

 

a

!

reminder

 

every

 

15

 

seconds,

 

which

 

cannot

 

be

!

silenced

 

until

 

the

 

fault

 

is

 

rectified.

 

The

 

fault

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will

 

automatically

 

reset

 

if

 

the

 

fault

 

clears

 

on

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its

 

own,

 

however

 

this

 

information

 

is

 

logged

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in

 

the

 

event

 

log

 

memory

 

for

 

engineering

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purposes.

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The

 

types

 

of

 

faults

 

that

 

would

 

activate

 

these

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are

 

as

 

follows:

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4.2.3.1

 

Zone

 

1

 

Fault

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Cause

 

 

open

 

or

 

short

 

circuit

 

fault

 

is

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!

 

detected

 

from

 

detection

 

circuit

 

No.

 

1.

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Remedy – check detector 1 is situated on

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the base correctly, also check that the end

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of line resistor is in place on the detector

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base.

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4.2.3.2

 

Zone

 

2

 

Fault

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Cause – open or short circuit fault is

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  detected from detection circuit No. 2.

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Remedy – check detector 2 is situated on

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  the base correctly, also check that the end

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  of line resistor is in place on the detector

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  base.

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4.2.3.3

 

System

 

Fault

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Cause

 

 

see

 

all

 

other

 

Fault

 

Indications

 

and

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!

  

Detectors.

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Remedy

 

 

Check

 

Detectors

 

in

 

place

 

and

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!

  

properly

 

fitted.

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4.2.3.4

 

Power

 

Supply

 

Fault

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Cause

 

 

fault

 

signal

 

is

 

detected

 

from

 

the

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power

 

supply

 

(mains

 

or

 

battery

 

failure).

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Remedy

 

 

check

 

all

 

external

 

fuses

 

and

 

that

!

!

 

mains

 

supply

 

is

 

present.

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Check

 

batteries

 

are

 

in

 

circuit,

 

check

 

on

!

!

 

rear

 

external

 

plate

 

that

 

the

 

battery

 

fuse

!

!

 

is

 

in

 

place,

 

check

 

batteries

 

for

 

signs

 

of

!

!

 

malfunction

 

 

corrosion,

 

overheating,

 

shape

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!

 

distortion.

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4.2.3.5

 

Sounders

 

Fault

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Cause

 

 

open

 

or

 

short

 

circuit

 

has

 

been

!

!

 

detected

 

on

 

one

 

or

 

both

 

of

 

the

 

sounder

!

     circuits.

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Remedy

 

 

Check

 

all

 

connections

 

and

 

E.O.L

!

!

  

resistor

 

in

 

place.

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4.2.3.6

 

Extinguishing

 

Agent

 

Fault

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Cause

 

 

open

 

circuit

 

has

 

been

 

detected

 

on

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!

  

the

 

extinguishing

 

agent

 

circuit.

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Remedy

 

 

ensure

 

that

 

internal

 

extinguishing

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!

  

actuator

 

is

 

in

 

circuit.

 

If

 

the

 

fault

 

persists

 

it

!

!

  

should

 

be

 

changed.

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Function

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Description

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Isolate z1

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Isolates Z1and prohibit

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Extinguishant release.

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Isolate z2

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Isolates Z2 and prohibit

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Extinguishant release.

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Silence 
sounders

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Silence the external

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Sounders if activated.

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Silence buzzer

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Silence the Buzzer if

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Activated.

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Test

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Illuminates all LED

ʼ

s.

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Reset/abort

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A system reset is

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Performed.

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Summary of Contents for Cubb

Page 1: ...1 Zellabox User Manual...

Page 2: ...2 Pyrorack 2 3 Uninterruptible Power Supply 2 4 Switchboard 3 Start up procedure 4 Technical Data 4 1 Access Control 4 2 Pyrorack 4 3 Uninterruptible Power Supply 4 4 Switchboard 4 5 Cooling System 4...

Page 3: ...nd robust environment The Micro Data Centre eliminates the need for a server room Our micro data centres offer a robust and dependable answer to the question of housing and securing your networking an...

Page 4: ...ructions 2 1 Overview Important safety note Caution needs to be taken when removing the side panels of the Micro Data Centre in particular when dealing with the 38U as they are heavy we recommend a 2...

Page 5: ...ted Avoid exposure to the fire by products and extinguishing mixture Should it be necessary to enter the area before it is fully ventilated the use of a respirator or other means of protection may be...

Page 6: ...p on or trip over them Do not connect domestic appliances such as hair dryers to UPS output sockets The UPS can be operated by any individuals with no previous experience Connect the UPS system only t...

Page 7: ...e take the precautionary measures specified below and any other measures necessary when working with batteries Remove wristwatches rings and other metal objects Use only tools with insulated grips and...

Page 8: ...DO NOT exceed the cooling system s recommended BTU h specifications listed in the cooling system section as this will overheat the equipment The Zellabox Micro Data Centre is a PLUG N PLAY unit theref...

Page 9: ...nt panel indicators will be as follows Mode Indicator Door Indicator 9 Zellabox Technical data 4 Technical data 4 1 Access control 4 1 1 Metal Keypad Key Features 500 Users Water and vandal resistant...

Page 10: ...Water and vandal resistant Backlight Backlit family option B Three user levels normal secure master Three modes of operation normal bypass secure Integrated keypad for PIN entry Piezo electric Q44 on...

Page 11: ...irements The installation of this product should only be carried out by a competent person and comply with applicable current National or International standards 11 Zellabox Technical data 4 2 Pyrorac...

Page 12: ...base correctly also check that the end of line resistor is in place on the detector base 4 2 3 3 System Fault Cause see all other Fault Indications and Detectors Remedy Check Detectors in place and p...

Page 13: ...t every 3 months the following checks are carried out by a competent person Entries in the Log Book are checked and any necessary action taken Batteries and their connections should be examined and te...

Page 14: ...Zellabox Technical data 4 3 Uninterruptibale power supply 4 3 1 Introduction Please refer to relevant UPS User Manual provided in the Zellabox or alternatively go online 14...

Page 15: ...res Functions The switchboard is plugged or hardwired directly into the building s power source and has a green light on the front panel which MUST be illuminated at all times indicating there is a po...

Page 16: ...but rather switching the cooling system off at the switchboard to reset the controls The recommended temperature setting is between 20 and 23 degrees for maximum efficiency Problem Potential Cause So...

Page 17: ...ratures over 42 degrees within the data centre while a cooling unit is running the alternate unit will start up and provide extra cooling for the Micro Data Centre Once the temperature drops below 20...

Page 18: ...ffer a simple user experience for seamless physical deployment configuration commissioning monitoring and power delivery Zellabox power distribution hardware will remain in place through multiple tech...

Page 19: ...19 Zellabox Zellabox Pty Ltd PO Box 1035 Osborne Park DC Western Australia 6916 AUSTRALIA 1300 117 644 www zellabox com info zellabox com Version 2016 007...

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