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Xtralis VESDA User Manual

Xtralis VESDA
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VESDA
Commissioning Guide
December 2012
Document: 10195_06
Part Number: 30005
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Xtralis VESDA Specifications

General IconGeneral
Detection PrincipleLight scattering
Sampling MethodAspirating
Sensitivity Range0.005 to 20% obs/m
Alarm LevelsAlert, Action, Fire 1, Fire 2 (programmable thresholds)
CommunicationEthernet, Modbus
Power Supply24 VDC
Operating Temperature Range0°C to +39°C (32°F to +103°F). Consult specific datasheet.
ApprovalsUL, FM, EN54-20
Typical ApplicationsData centers, clean rooms, warehouses
Humidity Range10% to 95% RH (non-condensing)

Summary

Intellectual Property and Copyright

Disclaimer

General Warning

Liability

Scope

Document Conventions

Codes and Standards Information for Air Sampling Smoke Detection

1 Introduction to VESDA Commissioning

2 The Commissioning Process

1. Pre-Commissioning (Before going to the customer site)

Gathers necessary site information, design records, and site plans before visiting.

2. Pre-Commissioning (Once you are on site)

Involves checking cabling, powering up, and performing preliminary system checks.

3. Configuration & Thresholds

Details system configuration and setting of alarm thresholds for detectors.

4. Test the System

Describes tests for pipe network integrity, relays, detectors, and overall system performance.

5. Hand Over

Covers final documentation, signatures, and distribution for system handover.

3 Pre-Commissioning

3.1 Before going to the Site

Critical information gathering and document review before site visit.

3.2 VESDA Commissioning Form - Prerequisites

Lists required client and site details for the commissioning form completion.

3.3 Once on Site

Details steps to be performed once physically present at the customer's site.

3.3.2 Preliminary Systems Check

Change the settings to suit site requirements

Focuses on normalizing airflow and smoke testing for detector response and pipe integrity.

4 System Configuration and Setting Thresholds

4.1 Generic Configuration (VLC, VLS, VLP)

Configures common settings for VLC, VLS, and VLP detectors like date, time, units, and zones.

4.2 Detector Specific Configuration Steps (VLC, VLS, VLP)

4.2.1 VESDA VLP Configuration

Specific configuration steps for VESDA VLP detectors, including air flows and smoke thresholds.

4.2.2 VESDA VLS Configuration

Setting Air Flows

Details on setting airflow parameters for VESDA VLS detectors.

Setting Smoke Thresholds

Details on setting smoke thresholds for VESDA VLS detectors.

4.2.3 VESDA VLC Configuration

Setting Air Flows

Details on setting airflow parameters for VESDA VLC detectors.

Setting Smoke Thresholds

Details on setting smoke thresholds for VESDA VLC detectors.

4.3 VESDA VFT-15 Detector Configuration

Main Menu Modes

Explains how to navigate and enter the main menu modes for configuration.

Access Codes

Details the different access levels and their corresponding codes for configuration.

4.3.1 VESDA VFT-15 Detector Programmable Functions

Lists and describes key programmable functions for the VFT-15 detector.

4.4 VESDA VLF Configuration

4.5 Documenting Configuration and Thresholds

5 System Integrity Test

5.1 Performance-based Smoke Testing

Explains smoke testing to prove pipe integrity and measure response time, including considerations for stratification problems.

5.1.2 Pipe Integrity Smoke Testing

5.1.3 Smoke Pellet Testing

5.1.4 Polyurethane Mat Smoke Testing

5.1.5 Wire Burn Smoke Testing

5.2 Testing Relay Function

5.3 Testing Devices

Detectors

Lists specific tests available for detectors, such as smoke alarm, fault, and airflow tests.

5.4 Documenting Test Results

6 Hand Over

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