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- Page 1 Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 Rev 3 Residential Fire System RFS1 V2 MA365 July 2019...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ____________________________________________________ 5 Design Concept ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 System Overview -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 SYSTEM DESIGN ___________________________________________________ 6 Smoke / Heat Alarm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 2.1.1 Basic Information about your Smoke / Heat Alarm ..........6 2.1.2... - Page 4 Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 3.6.2.4 Test Button __________________________________________________ 21 INSTALLATION ____________________________________________________ 22 RFS1 V2 Surface Mounting Instructions ------------------------------------------------------- 22 RFS1 V2 Cable Termination ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 22 4.2.1 AC Power ....................... 22 4.2.2 Field Wiring ......................22 4.2.3...
- Page 5 Figure 3 Removing Alarm Heads from EIB603cX and/or EIB650iWX ....13 Figure 4 RFS1 V2 Panel ..................16 Figure 5 Remote Keypad (BARFS1-RKP) .............. 16 Figure 6 RFS1 V2 Main and Termination Board (SUB870)........18 Figure 7 RFS1 V2 Front decal ................19 Figure 8 Interface Base BAX16 ................23 Figure 9 SUB1012 Terminals .................
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Page 6: Introduction
RFS1 V2 must be flexible, have design integrity, be reliability and be conscious occupant amenity. The RFS1 V2 has features that allow the occupant to use and manage the system, but controls that prevent accidental disablement. Australian Standard AS3786:2014 and AS1603.3:2018 have established a performance standard for Smoke and Heat Alarms for Domestic/Residential applications. -
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 RFS1 V2 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: Heat Model (Eib603Cx)
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 smouldering fires and the dense smoke given off by foam filled furnishings or overheated PVC wiring. They are less prone to nuisance alarms from cooking fumes, and furthermore, contain no radioactive material. -
Page 9: Roof Space Heat Detectors
Alarms within RFS1. Roof space detectors available for 60⁰ C or 80⁰ C applications. 2.2.2 Features • Minimum current draw, refer to Table 1 below. Up to 10 of HS60V2 or HS80V2 can be connected to RFS1 V2. • Minimise false alarms. • Suitable for harsh environment e.g. roof spaces, garages, etc. -
Page 10: Connection To Rfs1 V2
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 RFS1 V2 control panel is off and the back-up battery is depleted. -
Page 11: Locating Smoke / Heat Alarms
A Heat Alarm should only be used in a room adjoining an escape route, and must be used in conjunction with Smoke Alarms on the escape routes. The Heat and Smoke Alarms are interconnected with RFS1 V2 to ensure the early warning will be heard, particularly by somebody sleeping. A properly designed early warning fire system ensures the alarm is given before the escape routes become blocked with smoke or heat. -
Page 12: Checking Audibility Of Smoke / Heat Alarms
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Important: These Smoke/Heat Alarms are designed for use in a residential type environment. 2.4.3 Checking Audibility of Smoke / Heat Alarms With the Alarm sounding in its intended location, check that you are able to hear it in each bedroom with the door closed above the sound of your radio. -
Page 13: Interconnecting Smoke/Heat Alarms
Interconnecting Smoke/Heat Alarms The Brooks Smoke Alarm EIB650iWX and Heat Alarm EIB603CX provide an interconnect facility to RFS1 V2. When one Smoke/Heat Alarm activates all Smoke/Heat Alarms and panel buzzer will sound, this provides not only an increased sound pressure level but also an alarm warning throughout the entire dwelling. Up to 15 Smoke/Heat Alarms models EIB650iWX, and/or EIB603CX can be interconnected to the RFS1 V2. -
Page 14: Important Safeguards
If a unit has been damaged in any way or does not function properly, do not • attempt a repair, return the Alarm to the nearest Brooks office. Smoke/Heat Alarms are intended for premises having a residential type •... -
Page 15: Fire Safety Hints
Smoking in bed. Leaving children at home alone. Cleaning with flammable liquids, such as petrol. Further information can be obtained from Brooks Australia’s Guide to Residential Fire Safety. 14 of 46... -
Page 16: Residential Fire Safety Panel
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Residential Fire Safety Panel RFS1 V2 Specifications Table 2 RFS1 V2 Specifications Feature Specification Zink steel 1.2mm powder coated oyster Enclosure Dimensions 280mm H x 305mm W x 75mm D Input voltage 88-264V , 50W switch mode power supply Output 13.5-16.5V... -
Page 17: Overview
Interface between main and display board is via an RS485 bus (4 wires) which allows for the display board to be remotely installed. Figure 4 below shows the front view of RFS1 V2 and Figure 5 shows the Remote Keypad. -
Page 18: Operator Module
Alarms fitted and the added options to the system. A battery capacity calculation of RFS1 V2 with all the Smoke / Heat Alarms and ancillary devices must be carried out as per Chapter 9 page 37 to determine the battery size. -
Page 19: Main Control And Termination Module (Sub870)
All Brooks residential panels are 12V systems. Main Control and Termination Module (SUB870) RFS1 V2 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. -
Page 20: Defect/Fault Mode
The illumination and number of flashes of the defect and power On LED’s is dependent on the type of fault as shown in Table 3 below. Table 3 RFS1 V2 Indications and flashing pattern Fault Indication... -
Page 21: Indicators
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Main Control Display Board System (JP2 – Display Count) (JP1 – Address) Single Display Dual Displays #1 and #2 Notes: 1. Remote display module requires the same four wires, RS485 bus and power. -
Page 22: Alarm Mute
3.6.2.4 Test Button The “Test” function allows the occupant to test the RFS1 V2 system. Pressing the “Test” button once, activates all Smoke/Heat Alarms, panel sounder, strobes, vibration pads, etc. Pressing the button once again will cancel the test mode. -
Page 23: Installation
MA365 Rev 3 Installation The RFS1 V2 is factory pre-wired and fully tested before delivery. After receipt of the panel, the unit should be carefully checked for any possible mechanical damage during transportation. Report any damage to your nearest Brooks supplier. -
Page 24: Refit Faceplate
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Ensure to turn the mains on before connecting the battery 4.2.4 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 25: Figure 10 Ribbon Cable From Sub1005
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 To install EIB650iWX or EIB603CX, the following procedures can be used: Before installing EIB650iWX or EIB603CX to the zone, ensure the panel is fully switched off and the panel battery is disconnected. -
Page 26: Table 6 Dip Switch Settings For Sub1012
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 IMPORTANT PRECAUTION: Do not install the actual alarm head itself in new or renovated buildings until all work is completed (including floor coverings) and the building has been fully cleaned. The wiring can be installed when appropriate. -
Page 27: Input / Output Module Eib209Io
The module is fitted (clip in) in x-series rectangular base. The input is a clean contact input and non-supervised, it can be used to interface a manual call point or a sprinkler flow switch to RFS1 V2. The alarm output can be either a changeover relay contact or 12V (or 0V switched output via the “COM”... -
Page 28: Pcb Layout
The following diagram shows how the module is used as an input module for clean contact normally open contact such as sprinkler flow switch or manual call point. Note: Jumper JP1 for selecting priorities is not in use in RFS1 V2 Figure 14 EIB209IO connection to N/O contact sprinkler flow switch input... -
Page 29: Vibration Pad Eib207V
EIB207V Vibration Pad Figure 15 EIB207V Vibration pad The diagram shown Figure 16 below is used for wiring a vibration pad to RFS1 V2, 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 30: End Of Line Setting
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Figure 17 Strobe connection to EIB209IO Note: JP3 – ‘RE’ = Remote Relay Enable, common interconnect energises the relay – used for strobe and billow shaker. End of Line Setting The end of line module must be terminated on the last device on the zone circuit. -
Page 31: Commissioning
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 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 should 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 32: Testing
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Testing This section describes the procedures to test your RFS1 V2 system to ensure that the system is fully functional. Before you commence testing your RFS1 V2 system, it is important to ensure that you advise any relevant people i.e. -
Page 33: Checking Alarm "Test" Switch
Log Book A log should be kept by the person on-site responsible for the RFS1 V2 system. The responsible person's name and contact details should be kept at the RFS1 V2 control panel. A separate section of this manual provides an example for the recording of all alarm/service/maintenance details. - Page 34 Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 A properly designed and installed detection system offers effective life and property protection; however, for ongoing reliability the system must be maintained at its peak performance. A poorly maintained system can lead to nuisance alarms or complete system failure.
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Page 35: Troubleshooting
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Troubleshooting False Alarms In the event of a "false alarm" it is imperative that the cause is determined and corrective action taken. Condition: False Alarm - System is fully activated; Red Alarm LED 'ON'. -
Page 36: Low Battery (Rfs1 System)
If the mains is intact, change the battery. Connection Fault The connection from RFS1 V2 to all Alarms must be wired as shown in Figure 18, page 38 If interconnect IN and interconnect OUT are reversed in any Alarm in the zone circuit, a fault will be generated in RFS1. -
Page 37: Spare Parts
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Spare Parts To obtain any of the spare parts shown below or equipment service, please contact your nearest Brooks office shown in the end of the manual Main Panel Stock no. Description SUB870A RFS1 Main Control Module PCB. -
Page 38: Battery Capacity Calculation
Battery Capacity Calculation The required battery capacity can be calculated using the active battery calculation spread sheet. By selecting the RFS1 V2, no. of smoke/heat alarms and adding any ancillaries, the spread sheet will automatically calculate the battery capacity required to maintain the system for 72 hours in standby condition followed by 4 minutes in alarm as required by AS3786. -
Page 39: Block Wiring Diagram
Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 Block Wiring Diagram Figure 18 RFS1 V2 Block Wiring Diagram 38 of 46... -
Page 40: Commissioning Checklists
5. Type of Panel: RFS1 V2 Serial No.: 6. Number of Alarms connected: 7. Describe any ancillary equipment installed and connected to the RFS1 V2 Panel. Main Supply Voltage Battery Type and Capacity 10. Nominal Battery Voltage (13.8 V 11. Maintenance Agreement held by 12. - Page 41 Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 INSTALLERS STATEMENT Page 2 of 2 Additional Comments 40 of 46...
- Page 42 Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 TEST REPORT SYSTEM CONFIGURATION As installed Diagrams Correct/Incorrect Log Book Details Correct/Incorrect SMOKE ALARMS Layout Correct/Incorrect Number Correct/Incorrect Type Selection Correct/Incorrect HEAT ALARMS Layout Correct/Incorrect Number Correct/Incorrect Type Selection Correct/Incorrect Ancillary Devices...
- Page 43 Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 IF INCORRECT, COMMENT FIELD DEVICES End of Line Fault Test Correct/Incorrect Smoke Alarms All Operational Correct/Incorrect Manual Call Points All Operational Correct/Incorrect Ancillary Equipment All Operational Correct/Incorrect IF INCORRECT, COMMENT: 42 of 46...
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Page 44: Product Guarantee
MA365 Rev 3 Product Guarantee Brooks Australia Pty Ltd guarantees the RFS1 V2 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 45: Revision History
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 Update panel to use with new Smoke Alarms EIB650iWX, Heat Alarms EIB603CX, roof A.S. / A.S. 18/07/2019 H.N. - Page 46 Operation & Installation Manual RFS1 V2 MA365 Rev 3 NSW - Head Office P.O. Box 7050 Silverwater NSW 1811 4 Pike Street Rydalmere NSW 2116 Ph: 02 9684 1466 Website: www.Brooks.com.au 9/71 Victoria Crescent, Abbortsford, VIC 3067 Ph: 03 9879 5294 P.O.