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Smoke Guard M2500 Smoke Operation & Maintenance Manual

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Operation & Maintenance Manual
for Model 2500 Smoke and Fire+Smoke systems from Smoke Guard, Inc.
287 N. Maple Grove - Boise, ID 83704
Phone: (800) 574-0330 Fax: (208) 639-7851
E-Mail: info@smokeguard.com
Website: http://www.smokeguard.com
Call your local Smoke Guard distributor
for answers to questions about your system
Doc #2502, Rev 04

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  • Page 1 Operation & Maintenance Manual for Model 2500 Smoke and Fire+Smoke systems from Smoke Guard, Inc. 287 N. Maple Grove - Boise, ID 83704 Phone: (800) 574-0330 Fax: (208) 639-7851 E-Mail: info@smokeguard.com Website: http://www.smokeguard.com Call your local Smoke Guard distributor for answers to questions about your system...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Alterations and additions ..........4 System acceptance testing ........... 4 Operation What makes up the Model 2500 Smoke Guard system ..5 How the Smoke Guard system works ......6 What to do if the curtain has deployed ......7 Maintenance/Testing Before you test ............

  • Page 3: Introduction

    The building owner must inspect and test each Smoke Guard unit at least once every six months. Failure to properly test and maintain your Smoke Guard unit could result in death or serious injury in the event of a fire.

  • Page 4: The Responsibilities Of The Building Owner

    The responsibilities of the building owner The Smoke Guard system is considered “connected equipment” as defined in NFPA 72. As such, the owner or designated representative shall be responsible for inspecting, functional testing, recording of tests, and maintaining the system. Delegation of responsibility shall be in writing, with a copy made available to the authority having jurisdiction under the provisions of the building code and local ordinances.

  • Page 5: Operation

    LEDs.) NOTE: The smoke detector or other initiating device is part of the building smoke and fire alarm system and NOT a component of the Smoke Guard system. However, it is an essential component, vital to the proper operation of the system and all other connected equipment.

  • Page 6: How The Smoke Guard System Works

    How the Smoke Guard system works Ready: The system connects to an auxiliary relay in the smoke detector located in the lobby ceiling. The curtain is rolled up and concealed within the housing. Alarm: When the local smoke detector goes into alarm, the curtain deploys, stopping when it reaches the floor.

  • Page 7: What To Do If The Curtain Has Deployed

    If mains power is lost the curtain will deploy and retract on battery power if the smoke detector goes into alarm. If a unit deploys during a fire, notify Smoke Guard (800-574-0330) for a free service visit.

  • Page 8: Maintenance/Testing

    Maintenance/Testing The following topics cover the requirements for testing, inspecting, and maintaining your Smoke Guard system. Before you test NOTE: These instructions assume that installation is complete and the installer has conducted the tests specified in the installation manual to verify proper installation.

  • Page 9: Functional Test And Visual Inspection

    Visually inspect the curtain assembly for damage to the curtain material or bottom bar at the floor. If any damage is present, immediately contact Smoke Guard or local distributor for repair procedures. Retract the curtain by clearing the smoke detector.

  • Page 10: Record Keeping

    Record Keeping The following topics explain how to maintain a record of the tests that you perform on your Smoke Guard system: Why keep records?  What records should be kept?  Why keep records? According to NFPA 72 (2002 edition), the building owner is responsible for keeping the maintenance and testing record for the life safety devices in their building.

  • Page 11: Mandatory Semi-Annual Cycle Test

    Mandatory Semi-Annual Cycle Test...

  • Page 12: Appendix: Troubleshooting A System Fault

    Appendix: Troubleshooting a System Fault If the curtain fully deploys on its own (fall-by-gravity) this indicates that it has completely lost power: main power is off and the battery backup voltage has dropped below a critical threshold. If the controller is emitting a steady audible alarm the system is in a fault state.

  • Page 13: M2500Sstatus Led Interpretations

    M2500 Status LED interpretations GREEN YELLOW State Description Status Fault Code Trouble Notes Normal 1 System OK System fully functional. Power on/ Self Sequential Approximately 12 seconds to Normal 2 Sequential Flash Sequential Flash test active Flash complete. System in 1-Blink on .5S 1-Blink on .5 S Normal 3...

  • Page 14: Recommended Corrective Action

    (EOL) diode, provided by Smoke Guard, installed at the normally open contacts of the device. This error will occur if the diode is not connected or is faulty, or if the wiring between the diode and controller is interrupted.
  • Page 15 The controller will recognize this situation and report a brake fault. Attempt to clear the fault by pressing the TDS twice: once to silence the alarm and once to retract the curtain. If the curtain will not remain retracted notify the local distributor or Smoke Guard.

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