FirePro Sigma XT Prosedür - Sayfa 3

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2. Isolation using the Control Panel
Isolate the Detection System – MANUAL Mode
The Mode Switch is the best option when working in the protected space. This switch is located on the control
panel and any installed Local control station(s). When pressed the system goes into MANUAL mode which means
that the suppression system will only operate if the MANUAL EXTINGUISHANT RELEASE is used.
All other alarm function will be operational, including any signals to other devices. This allows incidental work to be
carried out without affecting the level of protection.
Mode
Switches
are located on the
panel facia, and
Press the Yellow Mode Switch. This will the disable the
the Local Control
automatic activation of the system.
Station(s).
Switches will still work.
Isolation of FirePro Fire Suppression System
Sequential
Activator
•
Unlock and open the display window for the
Sigma XT allowing for operation of the controls.
•
Using the 003 key into the isolate switch and
turn until isolate LED is lit. The FirePro units
are now isolated from activation.
Isolation of Shutdown outputs
•
Place the 003 key in the "Normal-Isolate" key switch located on the Shutdown
Isolate Switch, which is in a separate enclosure adjacent to the FIP and turn
from "Normal" to "Isolate Shutdown".
•
This will create a fault and operate "System Inoperative" signs.
Switch must be returned to Normal
Sigma_XT_Isol_1.0.Docx
Mode must be returned to Automatic
SYSTEM – NORMAL
Switch must be returned to Normal
Fire Control Panel – Sigma XT
SYSTEM ISOLATION
The Manual Release
SYSTEM ISOLATED
This will create a fault and
operate "System Inoperative"
signs.
Rev 1.0
In
Manual
Mode
the
display
on
the
FIP
changes
to
"Manual
Mode" and the System
Inoperative operates.
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