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- Page 1 Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1 BARFS-1 Residential Fire System MA360 Mar 2015...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ____________________________________________________ 5 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ________________________________________________ 6 SYSTEM DESIGN ___________________________________________________ 7 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 MOKE LARM 3.1.1 Basic Information about your Smoke / Heat Alarm ..........7 3.1.2 Technology ......................7 3.1.3 Limitation of Smoke / Heat Alarms ................ 8 3.1.4... - Page 3 ERVICED TROUBLE SHOOTING ______________________________________________ 41 SPARE PARTS ____________________________________________________ 42 BATTERY CAPACITY CALCULATION _________________________________ 43 INSTALLERS STATEMENT (BARFS-1 SYSTEM) _________________________ 44 COMMISSIONING REPORT (BARFS-1SYSTEM) _________________________ 46 PRODUCT GUARANTEE ____________________________________________ 48 4 0 B 4 0 B R EVISION HISTORY ________________________________________________ 49...
- Page 4 List of Tables Table 1 BARFS-1 Specifications ................17 Table 2 BARFS-1 Compatible field units and current requirements ...... 18 Table 3 Priority P1 (Heat Alarms or Manual Activation) ........20 Table 4 Priority P2 (Smoke Alarms only): ............. 20 Table 5 BARFS-1 Indications and flashing pattern ..........
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Page 5: Introduction
BARFS-1 must be flexible, have design integrity, be reliability and be conscious occupant amenity. The BARFS-1 has features that allow the occupant to use and manage the system, but controls that prevent accidental disablement. Please read this manual as it has information that will explain how your BARFS-1 works and how you can use it. -
Page 6: System Overview
The BARFS-1 is designed to meet the requirements of the Building Code of Australia - (Smoke Alarm System) and incorporates smoke alarms to Australian Standard AS3786;... -
Page 7: System Design
It will give off visible smoke and toxic fumes at much greater levels. For this reason Brooks has used only photoelectric smoke alarms in the BASFS-1 system. Research indicates this technology is superior in performance to ionisation in residential applications and is the overall best and most reliable type of smoke alarm technology for use in the modern dwelling. -
Page 8: Limitation Of Smoke / Heat Alarms
However independent authorities have stated that they may be ineffective in some circumstances. There are a number of reasons for this: The Alarms will not work if the mains power supplied by BARFS-1 control panel is off and the back-up battery is depleted. ... -
Page 9: Alarm Location
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 3.1.4 Alarm Location The locations are typically required to meet the Deemed to Satisfy Provisions of the Building Code of Australia. However the BCA does not provide specific guidance as to the minimizing of potential nuisance alarms. There will be dwelling layouts that require further consideration to avoid locating the alarm so that it is not triggered from everyday events such as showers or cooking. -
Page 10: Recommended Locations
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 3.1.5 Recommended Locations Figure 2 illustrates where Smoke Alarms and Heat Alarms should be located in a typical two storey house. Note the spacing in “Recommended Protection” which helps ensure the early detection of fire and that the warning will be heard. -
Page 11: Multi Storey Dwellings
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 If the dwelling is very large and the corridor or hallway is more than say, 15 metres (50ft) long, one Smoke Alarm will not be sufficient. This is because no matter where it is located it will be more than 7.5 metres from potential fires. -
Page 12: Positioning Smoke/Heat Alarm
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 also consider putting Smoke Alarms in any rooms where the occupant is unable to respond quickly to a fire starting in the room, such as the elderly. A smoke alarm in the master bedroom interconnected to all other smoke alarms will provide early warning for parents, care givers or other residents to assist in evacuating the dwelling. -
Page 13: Checking You Can Hear The Smoke & Heat Alarms
3.1.12 Interconnecting Smoke/Heat Alarms The Brooks 200 series smoke/heat alarms provide an interconnect facility. When one smoke/heat alarm activates all smoke/heat alarms sound, this provides not only an increased the sound pressure level and an alarm warning throughout the entire dwelling. -
Page 14: Nuisance Alarms
It can be connected to either a dedicated circuit or a lighting circuit. Operator Module The operator module allows the occupant to monitor the status BARFS-1 system and provides the necessary indicators and controls to operate the system. Two operator modules can be connected to the control panel. -
Page 15: Important Safe Guards
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Figure 5 Planning to scape in alarm condition Important Safe Guards When using household protective devices, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including those listed below: Please read all instructions. Rehearse emergency escape plans so everyone at home knows what to do in case the alarm sounds. -
Page 16: Equipment
Interface between main and display board is via an RS485 bus (4 wires) which allows for the display board to be remotely installed. Figure 6 below shows the front view of BARFS-1 and Figure 7 shows the actual remote keypad. -
Page 17: Control Panel
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Control Panel 4.2.1 Specifications Table 1 BARFS-1 Specifications Feature Specification Zink steel 1.6mm powder coated oyster Enclosure Dimensions 280mm H x 305mm W x 75mm D Input voltage 85-264V AC, 40W switch mode power supply Output 13.5-16.5V DC, Typical 13.8V... -
Page 18: Compatible Devices
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 4.2.2 Compatible Devices Table 2 BARFS-1 Compatible field units and current requirements Device Description Quiescent mA Alarm mA EIB204T Heat Alarm 58 to 64ºC EIB206P Photoelectric Smoke Alarm EIB207V Vibration Pad (pillow shaker) EIB208ST1 High intensity strobe for Sleeping Area... -
Page 19: Main Control Module
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Main Control Module BARFS-1 main control module is mounted on the rear of the enclosure and has screw terminals for all the field wiring termination, power connection and display modules wiring. Figure 8 shows the PCB layout and jumper setting for alarm priority selection and address setting if additional remote keypad required. -
Page 20: Normal Mode
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 devices will activate on either alarm condition. The advantage behind two alarm priorities is to reduce nuisance alarms caused by smoke alarms and prevent these alarms from activating the control panel but react immediately when a heat alarm or manual activation is activated. -
Page 21: Defect/Fault
Once the fault or defect has been restored, the buzzer will silence automatically and the defect light will turn off. The illumination of the defect and power On LED’s depends on the type of fault are in Table 5 below. Table 5 BARFS-1 Indications and flashing pattern Fault Indication Location... -
Page 22: Operator S Module
Mute Test Locate Figure 9 BARFS-1 Front decal The display module is connected to the main control module via four way screw terminal, the front display is shown in Figure 6 above. Two wires for 12V supply and the other two wires for RS485 bus which used for the communication between main and display modules. -
Page 23: Controls
10 minutes timer. 4.4.2.4 Test Button The test function allows the occupant to test the BARFS-1 system. Pressing the test button once activates smoke/heat alarms, panel sounder, strobes, vibration pads, etc. Pressing the button once again will cancel the test mode. -
Page 24: Smoke/Heat Alarm Interface Module
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Smoke/Heat Alarm Interface Module JP1: Alarm Priority Figure 10 Smoke / Heat alarm interface card (rear view) The smoke / heat alarm interface board is the interface between a smoke or heat alarm and the control panel. The board is soldered in 200 series base and secured by one screw, it provides via a 3 way connector the field wiring termination on a three way terminal block for +, - and interconnect. -
Page 25: Jumper Link Setting
The module is fitted (clip in) in x-series rectangular base. The input is a clean contact input which can be used to interface manual call point or sprinkler flow switch to BARFS-1. The alarm output can be either a changeover relay contact or 12V (or 0V) switched output via the COM terminal depending on the position of jumper link JP2, the output is limited to 1Amp and may be utilised to drive strobes or vibration pads. -
Page 26: Switch Input Application
EIB207V Vibration Pad Figure 14 EIB207V Vibration pad The diagram shown used for wiring a vibration pad to BARFS-1, note the jumper link setting. The jumper across pin 1 & 2 in the vibration pad plug is used to generate a fault when the plug is not fitted in the socket. -
Page 27: Figure 15 Eib207V Connection To Diagram
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 FLT COM ALM NO COM NC NETWORK DEVICE INTERFACE RELAY O/P MOTOR To main controller and other interface PCBs Figure 15 EIB207V connection diagram 27 of 50... -
Page 28: Strobe Output Eib208St1 & Eib208St2
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Strobe Output EIB208ST1 & EIB208ST2 The second type of devices for hearing impaired is the strobe light, two different types of strobes are available and may be connected as a zone device. The first type EIB208ST1 is used inside the sleeping area and provides a high intensity light to help the sleeping hearing impaired occupant to wake up. -
Page 29: End Of Line Module
End of Line Module The end of line module must be terminated on the last device on the zone circuit. Only one device required for each BARFS-1 system. The EOL module sets the normal operating voltage of the interconnect line. The voltage of the interconnect input to the main control module determines the three modes of operation: normal, alarm or fault. -
Page 30: Installation
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 INSTALLATION Smoke / Heat Alarms The Alarm is designed to be permanently mounted, using its own built-in terminal board to connect it to the panel. The mounting plate can be screwed directly to the ceiling after connecting the wires. -
Page 31: Smoke / Heat Alarm Wiring
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Figure 18 Smoke alarm and mounting base 5.1.1 Smoke / Heat Alarm Wiring The following pictures show how the smoke / heat alarm should be wired. Figure 19 Rear view of smoke alarm wiring The above picture on the left shows an Alarm wired with the End of Line device while the picture on the right shows how smoke or heat alarms as loop-in / loop-out. -
Page 32: Control Panel
Figure 20 and the block wiring diagram in Figure 21 for the BARFS-1 with MDH and sprinkler options. The Figure shows the conventional Block Wiring Diagram using 3 core cable for both the smoke and heat alarm zone. -
Page 33: Figure 20 System Block Wiring Diagram
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 5.2.3.3 Battery Place the Battery on the bottom of enclosure and connect leads provided. RED POSITIVE BLACK NEGATIVE Ensure to turn the mains on before connecting the battery 5.2.3.4 Refit Faceplate Carefully refit the faceplate to the enclosure by firstly plugging in the 4 way plug to the connector in the main control module, switch on the mains power and connect battery leads to battery. - Page 34 Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 Figure 21 BARFS-1 with MDH option block wiring diagram 34 of 50...
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Page 35: Commissioning
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 COMMISSIONING The fire alarm installer shall ensure that all documentation, logbook, handbook (operators and installers manuals), as-installed drawings, and check list are available at the time of commissioning. The fire alarm system installer shall rectify any faults in the fire detection and alarm installation, as appropriate, where the results of the commissioning tests are outside the manufacturer's limits. -
Page 36: System Operation
6.2.2 System operation Before you apply power to your BARFS-1 system it is important to ensure that you advise any relevant people i.e. tenants or a security / fire monitoring company, that system commissioning is occurring as alarm and defect warnings will be initiated. -
Page 37: Alarm Test Switch Test
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 6.2.6 Alarm Test Switch Test Press ‘Test’ switch, the sounders in all smoke and heat alarms will Step 1 sound, check all smoke and heat alarms are sounding. Press ‘Test’ switch again to cancel the alarm test Step 2 6.2.7... -
Page 38: End Of Line (Eol) Test
“Defect Mode Test” Step 3 Restore the EOL, the defect mode is cancelled. If you are unsure of any test results please contact your nearest Brooks office or distributor. 38 of 50... -
Page 39: Log Book
BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 LOG BOOK A log should be kept by the person on-site responsible for the BARFS-1 system. The responsible person's name and contact details should be kept at the BARFS-1 control panel. A separate section of this manual provides an example for the recording of all alarm/service/maintenance details. -
Page 40: Maintenance
If this happens the alarm must be returned to Brooks for servicing or replacement. Contamination is beyond our control; it is totally unpredictable and is considered normal wear and tear. -
Page 41: Trouble Shooting
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 TROUBLE SHOOTING In case of nuisance alarms, the following checks may help: 1. Frequent Nuisance Alarms Occur: A. Close kitchen/bathroom door when in use. B. Ensure that the alarm is sited at least 6m away from sources of fumes. -
Page 42: Spare Parts
SUB870 BARFS-1 Main Control Module PCB. SUB871 BARFS-1 Operator Module PCB. SUB872 BARFS-1 Smoke/Heat Alarm Interface PCB (for EIB201I, 204T, 206P). SUB873 BARFS-1 Input / Output Relay Module PCB (for EIB209IO). SUB874 BARFS-1 End of Line (EOL) Device. Field Devices EIB 204T Heat alarm (58ºC - 64ºC) -
Page 43: Battery Capacity Calculation
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 BATTERY CAPACITY CALCULATION Quiescent Current Iq: Panel ........33.6 mA With only End of Line Device connected EIB204T ________ x 8mA ______mA EIB205M ________ x 1.3mA ______ mA EIB206P ________ x 8mA ______mA EIB207V ________ x 1.3mA... -
Page 44: Installers Statement (Barfs-1 System)
Serial No. Number of smoke alarms connected Number of heat alarms connected Number of Ancillary Devices connected Describe any ancillary equipment installed and connected to the BARFS-1 panel. Main Supply Voltage Battery Type and Capacity Nominal Battery Voltage 13.7Vdc Maintenance Agreement held by... - Page 45 Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 INSTALLERS STATEMENT BARFS-1SYSTEM) Page 2 of 2 Additional Comments 45 of 50...
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Page 46: Commissioning Report (Barfs-1System)
Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 COMMISSIONING REPORT (BARFS-1SYSTEM) SYSTEM CONFIGURATION As installed Diagrams Correct/Incorrect Log Book Details Smoke Alarms Layout Correct/Incorrect Number Correct/Incorrect Type Selection Correct/Incorrect Heat Alarms Layout Correct/Incorrect Number Correct/Incorrect Type Selection Correct/Incorrect ... - Page 47 Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 FIELD DEVICES End of Line Defect Test Correct/Incorrect Smoke Alarms All Operational Correct/Incorrect Heat Alarms All Operational Correct/Incorrect Ancillary Equipment All Operational Correct/Incorrect IF INCORRECT, COMMENT General Observations or Comments 47 of 50...
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Page 48: Product Guarantee
BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 PRODUCT GUARANTEE Brooks Australia Pty Ltd guarantees the BARFS-1 control panel for a period of either fifteen (15) months from the date of purchase or twelve (12) months from the date of installation, whichever is the lesser. Brooks Australia Pty Ltd. Guarantees the smoke/heat Alarms for five years from date of purchase. -
Page 49: 15 4 0 B 4 0 B R Evision History
R evision history 4 0 B 4 0 B Written Checked Issue Date Description 6/4/2007 First revision A.S. 17/7/2008 Minor update O.K. A.S. Update to new Brooks manual format & add A.S. 26/3/2015 block wiring diagram (figure 21) 49 of 50... - Page 50 Owner's Manual BARFS-1 Rev 2.1.1 NSW - Head Office 4 Pike Street Rydalmere NSW 2116 Ph: 02 9684 1466 Fax: 02 9684 4146 Website: www.brooks.com.au 1/3 Molan Street, Ringwood, VIC 3134 Ph: 03 9879 5294 Fax: 03 9879 5249 729A Port Road, Woodville, SA 5011...