Aritech DT713-5R - User Manual

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700 Series Conventional Point Detector
Installation Sheet
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EN: Installation Sheet
Description
The 700 Series Conventional Point Detectors are compatible
with with DB702 and DB702U mounting bases.
Table 1: 700 Series Conventional Point Detectors
Model
Detector type
DP721I
Optical Smoke Detector with Remote Indicator Output
DP721R
Optical Smoke Detector with Relay Output
DP721RT
Optical/Heat Multi Detector with Relay Output
DP721T
Optical/Heat Multi Detector with Remote Indicator Output
DT713
-5 Heat Detector, 57° C fixed and rate of rise heat detector
DT713
-5R
Heat Detector, 57° C fixed and rate of rise heat detector
with relay output
DT713
-7 Heat Detector, 70°C fixed and rate of rise heat detector
Installation
Caution: For general guidelines on system planning, design,
installation, commissioning, use and maintenance, refer to
CEN/TS 54-14 and to local regulations.
To install a detector:
1. Insert the detector head into the mounting base and rotate
it clockwise until it clicks into place.
The detector may be locked into the mounting base if required.
To do this remove the locking tab on the detector before
installation (Figure 1).
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.

Summary

EN: Installation Sheet

Description

Summarizes compatibility of 700 Series detectors with specific mounting bases.

Installation

Details the procedure for mounting detector heads onto bases and locking mechanisms.

Maintenance

To remove a locked detector

Describes how to unlock and remove a detector head from its base using a screwdriver.

To replace the optical chamber

Outlines the steps for replacing the optical chamber, including removal and reinstallation.

Testing

Explains how to perform sensitivity testing using a magnet and interpret LED flash patterns.

Specifications

Regulatory information

Aritech DT713-5R Specifications

General

Technology	Dual Technology
Microwave Frequency	10.525 GHz
Tamper Protection	Yes
Type	Motion Detector
Detection Technology	Passive Infrared and Microwave
Coverage Angle	90°
Power Supply	9 to 15 VDC
Alarm Output	Normally Closed (NC), 28 VDC
Tamper Output	Normally Closed (NC), 28 VDC
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +55°C
Humidity	95% RH (non-condensing)
Current Consumption	25 mA (max)