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Xtralis VESDA VLS User Manual

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Commissioning VEA
The tube flow scan allows you to select specific tube(s) and perform a quick flow
measurement
To run a tube flow scan:
Select Tube Flow Scan from the VSC Device Menu
Select the tubes for the desired tube flow scan
Click Start
Tips:
High flow values are generally caused due to leakage or a shorter tube compared to
other tubes
Ensure the inserted length for the tube in the Module tab matches the actual length
Block the tube completely at the sample point end and ensure zero flow when tube
flow scan is performed
Ensure no leakage at any changeover point when using tube connectors
Commissioning VEA
Transport time is determined by the length of the microbore tubes used on the
detector
There is no provision for the user to adjust the transport time and no tube modelling
tool required for VEA
The transport time is given in the table below for various tube lengths
Maximum Tube Length Longest Transport Time
30m [98ft] 40 seconds
40m [131ft] 46 seconds
50m [164ft] 53 seconds
60m [197ft] 60 seconds
70m [230ft] 67 seconds
80m [262ft] 74 seconds
90m [295ft] 82 seconds
100m [328ft] 90 seconds

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Xtralis VESDA VLS Specifications

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BrandXtralis
ModelVESDA VLS
CategorySmoke Alarm
LanguageEnglish

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