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IMPORTANT : Before testing or commissioning, FirePro generators should be
physically isolated from the system. This is achieved by unplugging the activation
cable (marked Yellow) and plugging in the test module. This will prevent any
accidental release of extinguishant.
To ensure that your FirePro system will operate as designed, it should be inspected
and serviced every 6 months in accordance with AS1851 and AS5062.
Unplug the FirePro Generator(s) and plug in the Test Module. Control Panel
1.
should display "System OK".
Clean the Control Panel and components to remove dirt, grease and foreign
2.
material. Replace any parts that appear damaged or are painted.
Inspect all wiring connections are tight and sealed from the weather and
3.
check for any wire fatigue.
Inspect FirePro Generators and brackets are free from debris and any
4.
corrosion. Ensure brackets are tight and show no signs of fatigue.
Inspect Linear Heat Detection Cable ensuring it maintains a closed connection
5.
and check cable for kinks, bends, etc. Replace cable if necessary.
To test the linear heat detection circuit, bridge out the connection in the LHD
6.
junction box and ensure that panel activates the Test Module.
Inspect condition of Manual Activation Switches.
7.
pressing and releasing. The Panel should go into alarm when each switch is
pressed.
Inspect connection of the relay and test to ensure it operates as desired.
8.
Unplug the Test Module and plug in the FirePro Generator(s). Control Panel
9.
should display "System OK".
LOGBOOK
The installation should be maintained by an accredited person and a logbook must be
kept, recording all the relevant events concerning the installation. The logbook contains
the items required by Australian Standards for the life of the installation.
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