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General| Brand | WAGNER |
|---|---|
| Model | TITANUS RACK-SENS 1U |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the manual's purpose and target audience.
Details safety symbols and warnings for safe operation and damage prevention.
Outlines warranty terms and conditions, excluding liability for specific causes.
States WAGNER's copyright and restrictions on manual reproduction or distribution.
Describes key features like sensitivity, signal processing, airflow monitoring, and plug-and-play.
Details suitable environments for the system, especially in 19" racks and control cabinets.
Explains the basic components of the system: a 1U basic device, detection unit, and pipe system.
Details the fire detection capabilities and detection options of the 1U basic device.
Describes the indicators and controls on the device's front panel for status and operation.
Provides an overview of the main unit and its optional components.
Details the function and integration of the pipe system for air sampling.
Presents detailed technical specifications for the TITANUS RACK·SENS® 1U, including supply, current, dimensions, and weight.
Provides technical data related to the pipe system, such as length, number of holes, and temperature ranges.
Lists technical specifications for accessories like the shutdown module.
Introduces project planning guidelines for air sampling smoke detection systems according to EN 54-20.
Outlines project planning guidelines for smoke aspiration within the system.
Details planning strategies for smoke detection in various 19" cabinet configurations.
Provides general guidelines for planning the pipe system layout and configurations.
Explains the use of the optional temperature module and sensors for monitoring heat build-up.
Details how the extension module and shutdown relay control external equipment shutdown.
Describes the function of door contact switches for system supervision and their impact on operation.
Explains the requirements and process for monitoring airflow within the system.
Explains how to calculate the required detection sensitivity based on system design and aspiration holes.
Covers calculations for external power supply capacity and battery backup.
States that regulations from Chapter 4.1 apply and outlines general installation considerations.
Guides on selecting an appropriate installation site and mounting the device.
Explains how to connect the sampling pipe to the device, including important notes on material and fastening.
Details the electrical connections for mains or 24V supply, including terminal assignments.
Illustrates how to connect an external 24V power supply, including fault signal wiring.
Explains the procedure for connecting the device to a 230V mains supply.
Provides circuit diagrams for connecting to a fire alarm panel using potential-free contacts.
Shows the circuit diagram for resetting individual devices.
Details the installation and wiring of door contact switches for monitoring cabinet doors.
Describes installing and connecting the low-power shutdown module for external equipment control.
Details how to connect a response indicator, including addressing and display modes.
Explains the design and positioning of patented air sampling points, including bore hole preparation.
Addresses positioning air sampling points in forced airflow systems like ventilation or climatic applications.
Explains how to operate the system using the key switch (ON, Service, OFF).
Outlines the steps for commissioning the system after installation.
Details how to use the diagnostics tool for data logging, saving, and retrieving logs.
Outlines procedures for testing the detection unit and verifying alarm forwarding to external systems.
Describes testing the system's response to simulated fire conditions using a pyrolysis system.
Details how to test for pipe breaks, blockages, and general airflow monitoring functionality.
Explains how to test the forwarding of fault messages to connected systems.
Provides instructions for installing the DIAG 3 software and its associated USB driver.
Describes the procedure for servicing the device, including switching to Service mode.
Provides a systematic guide for troubleshooting fault messages and identifying issues.
Outlines visual inspection steps for the pipe system and the device.
Explains the procedure for replacing the integrated air filter, recommended every six months.
Details the steps for replacing the backup battery, including required tools and procedure.
Explains how to check and verify the air flow sensor adjustment and tolerance ranges.
Describes how to check the detector status using diagnostics software, including contamination levels.
Outlines recommended maintenance schedules and inspection types.
Lists product codes, descriptions, and units for the TITANUS RACK·SENS system and its components.
Placeholder for recording test results.
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