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Siemens Cerberus DOT1151A-Ex User Manual

Siemens Cerberus DOT1151A-Ex
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Cerberus® DOT1151AĆEx
Neural smoke detector, interactive,
intrinsically safe
Technical description
Fire & Security Products
Siemens Building Technologies Group
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Siemens Cerberus DOT1151A-Ex Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSiemens
ModelCerberus DOT1151A-Ex
CategorySmoke Alarm
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Overview

1.1 Characteristics

Key features of the detector for explosion-hazard areas, including homogeneous response and efficient signal processing.

1.2 Design

Describes the detector's plastic housing, bayonet fitting base, and electronic circuitry protection.

Technical data

2.1 Algo-Parameter sets for DOT1151A-Ex

Details various parameter sets for the detector, influencing sensitivity and response time in different conditions.

Design

Principle of operation

Self-test / function state

Emergency operation

Response characteristics of the detector

Environmental influences

8.1 Influence of the ambient air temperature

States that smoke sensitivity typically changes ±10% across the operating temperature range.

8.2 Other influencing variables

Mentions resistance to ambient light, air drafts, and temperature fluctuations depending on parameter sets.

Application

9.1 Compatibility

Lists compatible fire detection systems, control units, and bases for the detector.

9.2 Adjustment functions / selection of parameter sets

Explains that adjustments are remote, and parameter sets can be downloaded for specific applications.

9.3 Application

Provides guidelines and recommendations for the detector's application and usage scenarios.

9.4 Wiring

Details the wiring requirements for intrinsically safe fire detection lines, including shunt Zener diode barriers and external response indicators.

Commissioning

Maintenance

11.1 Diagnostic possibilities

Describes the four event stages (danger levels) a detector can transmit to the control unit for monitoring.

11.2 Functional check / overhaul

Outlines the need for physical function tests, visual checks, and periodic overhaul intervals for the detector.

Terms

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