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2 / 32 P/N 55370147 • REV 06 • ISS 10JUL14
Every 700 Series base features a continuity link between LINE
IN (1) and LINE OUT (2) terminals of the conventional detector
circuit. The base is supplied with the link in closed position.
The link is enabled by default allowing you to check the zone
wiring using only the bases. The link will automatically
disconnect when a detector is inserted, allowing the panel to
generate a fault message when the detector is removed.
Always test detectors after installation.
Note: Please note that all models in the Dx700 series are
polarity insensitive. Polarity must be observed when using
remote indicators.
Maintenance
To remove a locked detector:
1. Insert a small screwdriver into the locking tab slot
(Figure 2).
2. Press in and rotate the detector anticlockwise.
All detectors ship with a plastic dust cover. Smoke detectors
will not work with the dust cover in place. It must be removed
when installation is completed, before testing.
To replace the optical chamber:
1. Remove the detector head from the mounting base.
2. Remove the detector cover by inserting a screwdriver and
lifting as shown in Figure 3.
3. Remove the used optical chamber from the detector
(Figure 4) and insert the replacement optical chamber.
4. Replace the detector cover by placing onto detector head
and pushing down until it clicks into place. Install the
detector back into the mounting base.
5. Test the detector according to local regulations and verify
that it signals an alarm at the control panel.
To clean the optical chamber, follow the above instructions for
removal and use compressed air to clear the dust.
Caution: After replacing or cleaning the optical chamber,
check for sensitivity with the sensitivity level test described
below.
Testing
For in-depth sensitivity testing, see sensitivity level test mode
in Table 2 below. The test is initiated by holding a magnet to
the integral reed switch, marked by the word TEST on the
detector housing. The test results are indicated by the number
of times the LED flashes, as shown. Reset the detector once
testing is completed.
Table 2: Sensitivity level test mode
Obscuration [1] Flashes Indication
1
Unserviceable hardware fault is
detected.
Reset detector and re-run test. If
indication remains the same, replace
detector.
> 9
8.4
2
3
The detector is not sensitive enough.
Clean per instructions. Check to
make sure the optical block cover is
snapped down completely.
7.2
6.1
4.9
3.8
4
5
6
7
The detector is within the sensitivity
limits.
None.
2.6
< 2
8
9
The detector is too sensitive.
Clean per instructions
[1] Approximate based on (% / m) photo detector
Specifications
Operating voltage 8.5 to 33 VDC
Current
Standby
Alarm
100 µA
15 to 60 mA
Relay contact
2 A at 30 VDC
1 A at 120 VAC
IP rating IP43
Compatible mounting
bases
DB702, DB702U
Relative humidity 0 to 95% noncondensing
Temperature
Operating
Storage
−10 to 60ºC
−10 to 70ºC
Colour White
Dimensions (Ø × H) 100 × 50 mm
Weight
DP721I, DP721RTA
DP721R, DP721RT
DP721T
DT713-5
DT713-5R
DT713-7
112 g
115 g
109 g
84 g
87 g
85 g

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Aritech DP721I Specifications

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BrandAritech
ModelDP721I
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

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