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Details power supply voltage, reset times, and current requirements for the detector.
Lists the voltage and current ratings for alarm, auxiliary, and trouble contacts.
Provides current load data for various accessories used with the detector.
Check air velocity in the duct to ensure it falls within the detector's operating parameters.
Select an optimal duct location and mounting style, considering airflow and obstructions.
Drill holes according to the mounting template for rectangular or square configurations.
Fasten the detector housing securely to the duct using the provided mounting screws.
Choose the correct sampling tube length based on the duct width for optimal performance.
Install the sampling tube into the detector, ensuring correct airflow direction and end cap placement.
Adapt sampling tubes for non-standard duct widths by drilling additional holes.
Connect wires to the terminal strip using clamping plates as per wiring guidelines.
Wire a second sensor (D4S) to the D4120 power board using designated terminals.
Configure dip switches for shutdown, sensor count, and tamper delay settings.
Verify detector status indications and alarm functions using test buttons or accessories.
Perform air flow and smoke entry tests to confirm proper detector operation.
Check sensor sensitivity via LED indications; clean or replace if sensitivity is outside range.
Clean the detector sensor by vacuuming the screen and sensing chamber.
Replace the sensor head by rotating it counterclockwise and pulling it out.
Details power supply voltage, reset times, and current requirements for the detector.
Lists the voltage and current ratings for alarm, auxiliary, and trouble contacts.
Provides current load data for various accessories used with the detector.
Check air velocity in the duct to ensure it falls within the detector's operating parameters.
Select an optimal duct location and mounting style, considering airflow and obstructions.
Drill holes according to the mounting template for rectangular or square configurations.
Fasten the detector housing securely to the duct using the provided mounting screws.
Choose the correct sampling tube length based on the duct width for optimal performance.
Install the sampling tube into the detector, ensuring correct airflow direction and end cap placement.
Adapt sampling tubes for non-standard duct widths by drilling additional holes.
Connect wires to the terminal strip using clamping plates as per wiring guidelines.
Wire a second sensor (D4S) to the D4120 power board using designated terminals.
Configure dip switches for shutdown, sensor count, and tamper delay settings.
Verify detector status indications and alarm functions using test buttons or accessories.
Perform air flow and smoke entry tests to confirm proper detector operation.
Check sensor sensitivity via LED indications; clean or replace if sensitivity is outside range.
Clean the detector sensor by vacuuming the screen and sensing chamber.
Replace the sensor head by rotating it counterclockwise and pulling it out.
| Model | D4120 |
|---|---|
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Type | Duct Smoke Detector |
| Operating Temperature Range | 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) |
| Air Velocity | 300 to 4000 ft/min (1.5 to 20.3 m/sec) |
| Humidity Range | 0% to 95% non-condensing |
| Compatibility | Compatible with |












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