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Models 200 & 400 Operation & Maintenance Manual
including semi-annual testing procedures
for your Smoke Guard® System
287 N. Maple Grove - Boise, ID 83704
Phone: (800) 574-0330 (208) 639-7851
E-Mail: info@smokeguard.com
Website: http://www.smokeguard.com
Call your local Smoke Guard System Distributor
for answers to questions about your system
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- Page 1 Models 200 & 400 Operation & Maintenance Manual including semi-annual testing procedures for your Smoke Guard® System 287 N. Maple Grove - Boise, ID 83704 Phone: (800) 574-0330 (208) 639-7851 E-Mail: info@smokeguard.com Website: http://www.smokeguard.com Call your local Smoke Guard System Distributor for answers to questions about your system ...
- Page 2 Important The purpose of your Smoke Guard System is to reduce the risk of death or serious injury due to vertical smoke migration in the elevator shaft during a fire. The Smoke Guard System is designed to meet the requirements of the International Building Code.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
The responsibilities of the building owner ................. 5 Operation ............................6 How the Smoke Guard system works ..................6 What makes up the Smoke Guard system ................6 What to do if the curtain has deployed ..................7 How to disconnect power to the unit ..................7 ... -
Page 4: Introduction
Introduction This is the official operation, maintenance, and testing manual for Model 200 and Model 400 smoke containment systems from Smoke Guard Inc.. This section includes the following topics: Why the Smoke Guard System? Responsibilities of the building owner NOTE: Read this entire manual before operating, maintaining or testing your Smoke Guard System. -
Page 5: 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 a 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 6: Operation
(Pressing the rewind switch rewinds the curtain only temporarily as long as an alarm condition exists.) What makes up the Smoke Guard system Housing The housing is a sheet metal box, with a dust cover, mounted above the elevator door. -
Page 7: What To Do If The Curtain Has Deployed
The door automatically closes behind a Model 400. If the unit is a Model 200, close the door manually. If a unit deploys during a fire, notify Smoke Guard (800-574-0330) for a free service visit. How to disconnect power to the unit... -
Page 8: Semi-Annual Testing
1/2 inch or more. If the unit is a Model 400, the door closes behind the curtain as it rolls into the housing. If it is a Model 200, the door catches securely when you close it manually. -
Page 9: Record Of Testing: Smoke Guard System
Record of testing: Smoke Guard system Installation Date: ___________________________________ Test Unit Results Inspector’s name Inspector’s signature date location... - Page 10 Test Unit Results Inspector’s name Inspector’s signature date location...
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Page 11: Troubleshooting
Release pressure on the distorting door housing so there is at least a 1/8” gap between the housing and ceiling/soffit. Call your local Smoke Guard Distributor for answers to questions about your system or call Smoke Guard Technical Services 1-800-215-6138...
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