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General| Brand | SharpEye |
|---|---|
| Model | 20/20L |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
Overview of the Spectrex Model 20/20L, 20/20LB UV-IR Flame Detector.
Description of the manual's structure and content, covering installation, operation, and maintenance.
Explains how the UV-IR detector senses fire by measuring UV and IR radiation.
Details the IR sensor (2.5-3.0 micron) and UV sensor (0.185-0.260 micron).
Describes warning, alarm, and flash-fire detection levels based on UV and IR signal intensity.
Configurable delay (0-30s) for alarm execution after detection conditions are met.
Automatic and manual testing of internal circuits, sensors, and window cleanliness.
Refers to outline and schematic drawings of the flame detector assembly.
Describes detector's use as a stand-alone unit or part of a complex system.
Differentiates between 20/20LB (with BIT) and 20/20L (without BIT), and housing options.
Defines detection distance for a standard fire, sensitivity ranges, and response time.
Details the horizontal and vertical fields of view (90° each) and relative range.
Lists radiation sources to which the detector is immune to prevent false alarms.
Describes the function of the Yellow and Red LEDs for status and alarm indication.
Lists the detector's control outputs: Alarm Relay, Accessory Relay, Fault Relay, and 4-20mA.
Explains the use of DIP switches (SW1, SW2) to adapt detector operation.
Details the function of each switch on SW1 for mode selection, latching, and BIT.
Describes the SW2 settings for programmable alarm delay times (0-30 seconds).
Outlines various detector states like Normal, BIT, Warning, Alarm, Fault, and their corresponding outputs.
Explains the principles, manual, and automatic BIT procedures and their outcomes.
Covers operating voltage, power consumption, input protection, and electrical interface terminals.
Details enclosure material, explosion proof ratings (FM, ATEX), electrical modules, connection types, dimensions, and weight.
Lists specifications for high/low temperature, humidity, salt/fog, water/dust, shock/vibration, and EMC.
Summarizes explosion proof enclosure, ATEX ratings, and dimensions.
Summarizes power, current, and rechargeable battery specifications.
Summarizes temperature range, vibration protection, and water/dust rating.
Details detector dimensions and weight for different enclosure types.
Lists standard and extended detection ranges for different detector models.
States the chapter's focus on installation considerations and safety precautions.
Emphasizes aiming, unobstructed view, tilting, and factors affecting spacing/location.
Outlines steps for verifying purchase order, inspecting components, and preparing for wiring.
Provides guidelines for conduit placement, sealing, and cable pulling to prevent condensation and stress.
Describes mounting options using fabricated brackets or the optional Swivel Mount.
Lists items included in the Swivel Mount Kit for US and EU versions.
Step-by-step guide for installing the Swivel Mount and attaching the detector.
Instructions for disconnecting power, removing housing, and pulling wires for connection.
Explains the function of each terminal on the detector's terminal board.
Guides on setting the Function Switch (SW1) and Alarm Delay Switch (SW2) for desired operational modes.
States the purpose of the instructions to achieve optimal detector performance.
Details the power-up sequence, automatic self-test, and initial status indications.
Explains how to reset the detector from an Alarm Latch state or after a fault.
Procedure to test proper wiring and detector functionality using manual BIT.
Describes how to simulate a fire condition using a fire simulator for testing.
Lists essential safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the detector.
Covers preventive maintenance, fault identification, and corrective measures.
Specifies the tools and personnel qualifications required for maintenance.
Details cleaning procedures for the viewing window and reflector.
Outlines functional testing requirements every six months.
Recommends performing power-up procedure after system power restoration.
Directs users to perform functional tests described in sections 7.4 and 7.5.
Emphasizes recording all maintenance operations in a system log book.
Provides guidance on diagnosing and resolving common faults and false alarms.
Suggests checks for voltage, wiring, and window cleanliness for fault indications.
Offers troubleshooting steps for false alarms or warning indications.
Describes the SharpEye UV/IR Long-Range Fire simulator 20/20-311.
Lists the contents expected in the delivery of the fire simulator.
Provides warnings and instructions for using the fire simulator.
Summarizes explosion proof enclosure, ATEX ratings, and dimensions.
Summarizes power, current, and rechargeable battery specifications.
Summarizes temperature range, vibration protection, and water/dust rating.
Details detector dimensions and weight for different enclosure types.
Lists standard and extended detection ranges for different detector models.
