Battery Power; Description And Input And Output Connections - UR FOG FAST 02 Installation And Use Manual

8 BATTERY POWER

The batteries are intended to maintain the efficiency of the electronic card, allowing the fog emission even in absence
of power supply from the electricity grid, until the heating system has a sufficient temperature.
The batteries also have the purpose of activating the motors that rise up plates with cylinders, even if
it is available the main power supply or 12V from the alarm system.
Without batteries, with dead batteries, rechargeable or poor quality ones, motors do not pise up
plates that push cylinders.
For this reason it is important:
After inserting the batteries, it is important to check they are in a good contact with the battery case to
guarantee the proper functioning. Describtion of how make tests is in paragraph 14.
9 DESCRIPTION OF INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
INPUTS
12V
1 + Power input
GND
2 Power input
In these inputs is necessary to provide a stable supply, between 11V and 14V DC from the alarm
control panel or from an external 12V power supply.
This power is necessary to the operation of the LED and for the logic of operation.
In the absence of voltage on this input, the logic part continue to operate, but not the
about 2 hours and 30 minutes, or until the temperature of the heat exchanger (heating system)
allows, Fast 02 or Fast03 may produce fog.
The maximum current drawn from UR Fog on this input is 230 mA.
ARM
3 Arming input
Connecting this input to positive, Fast 02 or 03 is armed, blue frontal led is switched on and when the
machine reaches proper temperature it means that it is ready for shooting.
In case of alarm, opening ARM input, the fog emission stops immediately, even if it has not spent the
setting time.
Installation and use manual models FAST 02 e FAST 03
- To use only high quality alkaline batteries
- To replace them within the expiry date
- Anyway to replace them every 12 month
- When Fast 02 / Fast 03 report the signal of battery low (paragraph 11 and 14)
- Battery case test to any action (paragraph 14)
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