What does 7 flashes mean on CaptiveAire TANK Fire Extinguisher?
If the system flashes seven times, check the wiring to all the manual actuation devices (push/pull stations) and fire sensors for shorts to ground, replace as needed. Refer to “Supervised Loop Electrical Details” on page 46.
What does 4 flashes mean on CaptiveAire Fire Extinguisher?
If the system flashes four times, check supervised Pressure Regulating Valves (optional) and Pressure Switches (optional).
What does 3 flashes mean on CaptiveAire TANK?
If the system flashes three times, check the solenoid and wiring to the solenoid, replacing as needed.
What does 2 flashes mean on CaptiveAire Fire Extinguisher?
If the system flashes twice, check the solenoid and wiring to the solenoid, replacing as needed.
What to do if the Fire System Activated Light is on in my CaptiveAire TANK Fire Extinguisher?
If the Fire System Activated Light is on, this indicates that the fire system has been activated. Verify that the fire is out, and then reset the fire system.
What causes problems with Release Solenoid in CaptiveAire Fire Extinguisher?
Problems with the release solenoid can stem from: * Incorrect solenoid wiring: Check RS to N1D when: * Wire removed from RS terminal = 15.5DC V +/- 2V * RS terminal wired, connector removed = 6.5DC V +/- 2V * RS terminal wired, connector installed = 0.2-0.4DC V * The connector is not secured to the solenoid: Verify the connector is secured to the valve.
What does Ground Fault mean in CaptiveAire TANK Fire Extinguisher?
A Ground Fault can be caused by: * Terminals 22 or 23 shorted to chassis ground. *24V DC PS-02 (DC-) Wiring or Components: Locate and repair shorted wiring between the 22-23 supervised loop and ground. * Terminals 21 or 24 shorted to chassis ground. **24V DC PS-02 (DC+) Wiring or Components: Locate and repair shorted wiring between the 21-24 supervised loop and ground. * Interlock Network Issue: Check battery voltage and supervised loop wiring with other packages that are interlocked in the network.
What causes Supervised Loop Fault in CaptiveAire TANK Fire Extinguisher?
A Supervised Loop Fault can occur due to several reasons: * Open Supervised Loop between Terminals 21 and 24: Locate and repair faulty wiring in the 21-24 supervised loop. * Open Supervised Loop between Terminals 22 and 23: Locate and repair faulty wiring in the 22-23 supervised loop. * Open Supervised Loop Push- Station (Terminals 101 and 104): Locate and repair faulty wiring in the 101-104 supervised loop. * Open Supervised Loop Push- Station (Terminals 102 and 103): Locate and repair faulty wiring in the 102-103 supervised loop.
What to do if battery voltage is low in CaptiveAire TANK Fire Extinguisher?
If the battery voltage is low, it could be due to: 1. A faulty battery or power supply (PS-02). Verify there is 12V DC to each battery connection. Locate and repair any faulty wiring in the circuit. Replace the batteries. 2. An interlock network issue. Check the battery voltage and supervised loop wiring with other packages that are interlocked in the network.
What to do if gas valve does not close in CaptiveAire Fire Extinguisher?
If the gas valve doesn't close, it's likely due to debris on the gas valve seal. Fully clean the gas valve and strainer to resolve this.
Provides a general description of the fire suppression system's function and components.
Explains the typical installation and mounting of agent storage cylinders within the cabinet.
Step-by-step guide for replacing a faulty primary actuator kit.
Instructions for replacing a malfunctioning secondary valve actuator.
Details flushing the network using a spare or test cylinder.
Instructions for safely removing cylinders from the system for maintenance or storage.
General| Agent Type | Wet Chemical |
|---|---|
| Application | Restaurant, Commercial Kitchen |
| Extinguishing Agent | Wet Chemical |
| Operating Pressure | 100 psi |
| Discharge Time | 40 seconds |
| Weight | 22 lbs |
| Material | Steel Cylinder |
| Standards | ANSI/UL 8, ULC S554, NFPA 10 |
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