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  • Page 1 SmokeCloak EASY 2200 INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION...
  • Page 2 Reproduction in any matter whatsoever without the written permis- sion of MSS Professional A/S is strictly forbidden. READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS MSS Professional A/S Agerhatten 25 DK - 5220 Odense SØ Danmark Telefon: +45 6473 1407 smokecloak@mssprofessional.com www.smokecloak.com EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 3 Manual EASY 2200 Please read this manual carefully before attempting to install an EASY 2200. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 4 Indicates important information that is critical for the correct use of your products and must always be read carefully. It is essential that only genuine SmokeCloak fluid is used. Damage to the equipment and possible health hazard is likely if incorrect fluid is used. The warranty on all of the equipment will also be void.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1. IN THE BOX ................. 6 2. QUICK START GUIDE ............6 3. SPECIFICATIONS ..............8 4. MACHINE LAYOUT ............. 10 5. INSTALLATION ..............12 6. DIRECTING THE NOZZLE ............ 13 7. FLUID ................15 8. PRIMING THE MACHINE ............ 17 9.

  • Page 6: In The Box

    1. In The Box Before attempting to install the machine it is advisable to ensure that you have all the required components. Upon opening your SmokeCloak EASY box you should find: x1 off EASY 2200 unit Check serial labels to ensure the correct voltage...
  • Page 7 Max 3 m 2,5 m Test...

  • Page 8: Specifications

    Standby Power consumption @ full temperature 105 W Standby Power consumption during power save 72 W mode Current Draw at 230 V (max) 8.85 A Current Draw at 208 V (max) 7.8 A x2 24 V solidstate, variable Pumps output EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 9 Heat-up time (rdy) The figure given is a time to ‘ready’ state at an ambient temperature of 20°C Heat-up time (full) The figure given is a time to full temperature at an ambient temperature of 20°C EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 10: Machine Layout

    4. Machine Layout 1. Main power PCB 2. Interface PCB 3. Tamper switch 4. Fluid bottle 5. Batteries 5. Pumps 6. Heat exchanger 7. Nozzle output EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 11 Internal isometric External front Internal Bottom Rear L/H side R/H side Front EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 12: Installation

    5. Installation 5.1 Position The SmokeCloak EASY can be installed vertically for wall mounting, or alternatively mounted horizontally for ceiling installations. This equipment should only be installed and connected to the supply by a suitably skilled and competent person. This apparatus must be earthed. Connections are made to a plug-in terminal block.

  • Page 13: Directing The Nozzle

    6. Directing the nozzle EASY 2200 will come as standard with no nozzle installed. It is the job of the installer to assess, install and test which of the nozzles supplied should be used in order to ensure that the machine is best suited to the particular installation.
  • Page 14 1. By making a quick assessment of the area to be protected by the SmokeCloak, decide which of the two available standard nozzles should be used. You can see examples on the previous page. 2. Take the required nozzle and install it within the nozzle body.

  • Page 15: Fluid

    Whilst unopened the fluid has a 5 year shelf life when stored correctly. Installing the Fluid Bottle Your EASY 2200 product will be supplied with a full fluid container installed. It will arrive with a sealed travel cap installed. The following steps should be taken in order to correctly install the fluid bottle and the fluid sensing unit.
  • Page 16 Changing the Fluid As part of the maintenance of the SmokeCloak EASY it is essential that the fluid is replaced annually to ensure that the quality of the effect produced is maintained at the desired level.

  • Page 17: Priming The Machine

    1. The fluid cap was correctly re-engaged into the bottle, that the fluid feed pipe wasn’t trapped in any way, and that the cap was firmly screwed back into position. 2. If there still appears to be a problem contact your supplier. EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 18: Batteries

    9. Batteries To install the batteries: NEW drawing? EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 19 The red wire should be terminated at PL22 on the power board and the black wire at PL21. The terminals labeled + with the red wire, and - with the black wire. The battery backup system provides power for the control electronics and pumps when mains electricity is removed. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 20 - the batteries must be able to with- stand this temperature under charging. Take care with polarity. The SmokeCloak is protected with an auto-reset fuse to safeguard against reverse polarity connection of the batteries. The LEDs on the interface board will give indication of correctly installed fluid and batteries.

  • Page 21: Wiring Up The Machine

    Remove the 3 pole plug from the electronics module and fit to the flexible supply cable (1.25mm2 ) that has been fed through the cable grommets. Observe polarity marked on the electronics module and on the diagram below. Reverse polarity will damage the unit. NEW picture? EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 22: Interface Board

    Programming socket LED output Sounder Switch 1 10. Switch 2 12. USB Interface 13. Test jumper. Allows a test activation of up to 10 seconds when S/C. 14. No function: Do not use future expansion port option EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 23: Connection Details

    Temperature fault (on - fault) LD 6 Low fluid (on ok, off fault) LD 7 No fluid (on ok, off fault) LD 8 System LD 9 System active (on - active) LD 10 Backstop active (on - active) EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 24 Terminal 24 Mains failure (default) / Backstop timer Under no circumstances should the on board power supplies of the SmokeCloak (terminals 1, 6, 19, and 20) be linked to any other 3rd party equipment e.g. alarm panels, additional power supplies, etc.
  • Page 25 12.3 Typical Cables required: Connections between the SmokeCloak and the alarm panel are made to the interface board via four 6-way plug-in connectors. 10 LEDs also found on the interface board indicate information concerning the status of the SmokeCloak. 1 cable with up to 16-cores...
  • Page 26 12 V powersupply, Terminal 19 & 20 This powersupply is made to power external equipment Maximum current draw from this powersupply is 1 A. It is this power supply that is recommended to loopback to the inputs if needed. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 27 1 (+12 V) and terminal 6 (0 V). EASY 2200 INTERFACE TO ALARM PANEL WIRING VERIFICATION SENSOR CONNECTION This input does not trigger the SmokeCloak, but holds off its activation despite an alarm trigger until the verification loop detects an intruder. The backstop timer is also inhibited until smoke is produced.
  • Page 28 (+12 V) and terminal 6 (0 V). It is recommended that an extra pair is used as a tamper loop and simply returned in the Cloaksensor. EASY 2200 INTERFACE TO CLOAKSENSOR WIRING 12.5.3 Case open, terminal 4 & 5 •...
  • Page 29 This function is made to ensure that a fire alarm can disable the EASY 2200 when the fire alarm has detected a fire. This will ensure the EASY 2200 will not activate if firemen entering a building on fire trigger the intruder alarm.
  • Page 30 It is only possible to trigger the EASY 2200 once after the alarm is set, which means that if the unit is required to trigger more than once (from the Alarm Panel) it will require an unset signal before it will trigger again.
  • Page 31 Trigger, terminal 11 & 12 Description: Trigger signal should come from the alarm panel when the alarm is triggered. Due to that the EASY 2200 will fire if: • There is a “SET” signal present. • It has not been triggered before with the current “SET” signal.
  • Page 32 Examples of connections of the set and trigger signal to the alarm panel. Use the appropriate diagram below to interface the SmokeCloak to your alarm panel: EASY 2200 INTERFACE TO ALARM PANEL WIRING POSITIVE SET AND POSITIVE TRIGGER EASY 2200 INTERFACE TO ALARM PANEL WIRING...
  • Page 33 DISCLAIMER: Actual alarm panels may vary from those illustrated and MSS PROFESSIONAL cannot be held responsible for faults due to incorrect installations. EASY 2200 INTERFACE TO ALARM PANEL WIRING POSITIVE SET AND NEGATIVE TRIGGER EASY 2200 INTERFACE TO ALARM PANEL WIRING...
  • Page 34 In all other instances the panic input feature will override all other inhibit functions 12.6.4.2 Service mode (default). In service mode the EASY 2200 has the following properties • It will prevent it from fireing if “set“ and “trigger” is active. •...
  • Page 35 EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 36 Always ensure that this will not cause a problem within the installation. It is not desirable to have a full alarm condition and then a SmokeCloak activation just because of a fault condition. If the alarm panel is not capable of supporting local alarm only, for monitoring these circuits, then consider using a spare communicator line to central station.
  • Page 37 It is possible to latch this relay. See 19.11 Description: This relay can either reflect the time of fog production (Smoke Active), or the time in which the EASY 2200 can continue to produce fog, due to the retrigger function, or Cloak Sensor (Backstop). •...
  • Page 38 • Temperature fault • Mains failure (configurable, not default) – See 19.10 This output can be suppressed when the SmokeCloak is SET (using the PC tool) 12.7.4 Aux Output (terminals 23 and 24) Terminals 23 and 24 are normally closed. (Default) The normally open/normally closed configuration can be configured using the PC-tool.
  • Page 39 EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 40: Cloaksensor

    Cloaksensor The Cloaksensor detects and controls the amount of vapour produced by the SmokeCloak after the initial activation. The Cloaksensor requires careful siting. Fit the sensor in a position in the room which will provide an indication of the drop in vapour concentration, (normally in the centre of the area the machine is protecting.
  • Page 41 To maintain sensitivity to smoke, do not paint or cover the Cloaksensor in any manner and do not permit any accumulation of cobwebs, dust or grease Cleaning To ensure continued levels of performance, the cloaksensor must be cleaned at regular intervals. EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 42: Setting The Activations Time

    Avoid overfilling the room – visibility should be reduced to approx. arm’s length. 14.1 Approximate fill volumes in m3 as a guide by time: Model EASY 2200 15 seconds 367 m3 30 seconds 764 m3 60 seconds 1005 m3 EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 43 The timer has a built in minimum value of 6 sec- onds, setting the timers to value less than this will cause the machine to automatically set the timer to 6 seconds. The maximum value is 59 seconds. EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 44: Preparation For Final Test

    Ensure that any fire detection system is put on test or the customer has control of it. SmokeCloak will activate all types of smoke detector. However, it will not activate heat or carbon monoxide detectors.

  • Page 45: Maintenance

    Do not attempt to clean the internal components of the EASY2200 or to clean around the nozzle area. This will be extremely hot. The outer covers may be wiped down to remove dust build up. EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 46: Pc-Tool

    It is only necessary to follow this process the first time a particular computer is used to connect to an EASY2200. In order to avoid problems when connecting your PC to the EASY2200, you should always use the same USB port when connecting to the machine. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 47 In order to do this: 1. Power up the EASY 2200 and use a USB cable to link the EASY2200 to your PC or laptop. 2. Your computer should recognise the new hardware; you will then be asked if you want to connect to the internet in order to find the correct software, select NO.
  • Page 48 17.3 Installing the configuration software Copy the EASY2200 configuration program that can be found on the CD to a local drive on the computer. EASY2200 Configuration.exe NOTE: Default values are shown below. EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 49: Using The Software

    18. Using the software 18.1 Connecting to the EASY 2200 • Using a USB cable to create a link between the EASY2200 and the computer. • Allow sufficient time for the computer to recognize the machine being connected, ignore any momentary error message displayed in this period.

  • Page 50: Timers

    Retrigger 100 - 250 100 - 250 40-250 40-250 Backstop 2-60 min. Here the current values are displayed for Retrigger, Backstop and Run timers. They can also be manually adjusted by simply typing the desired value. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 51 Pressing the ‘Write’ button will upload the values currently displayed in the timers section, along with any additional changes made. These will overwrite the existing values and settings currently held within the memory of the machine. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 52 The unit will start a counting sequence with the LEDs indicating that the calibration has begun • When the counting sequence has finished (all LEDs off) down power the unit • Re-apply power to the unit and observe normal operation EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 53 When panic is activated the EASY2200 machine will fire. It will fire with the same runetime as a normal activation, but it will fire independent of the set/trigger inputs. Do not use panic input in conjunction with the PowerSave mode. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 54 Is used to give a signal that there has been an activation. 19.12.2 Backstop: Is used to give a signal during the time the area is protected. The default duration is 15 minutes. This can be used for triggering other devices eg. Strobe, sounder etc. EASY 2200 user manual...
  • Page 55 Help Launches a PDF copy of this manual which provides assistance with all aspects of the EASY2200 machine. 19.15 Status leds This will show a mirror of the first 8 status leds on the interface board. EASY 2200 user manual...

  • Page 56: Accessories

    The typical “hang” time in a static air environment is around 45 min and the FL600 fluid creates a uniform sub micron particle size. Fluid is supplied in a 1 litre container which fits all SmokeCloak EASY machines. The fluid is harmless and a full safety data sheet is available on request.

  • Page 57: Cloaksensor Cs07A

    20.2 Cloaksensor CS07A The SmokeCloak CS07 Cloaksensor is the part of the system that detects whether the room has the correct amount of vapour and sends a signal to the SmokeCloak machine requesting more vapour if the room is below the optimum level.

  • Page 58: Led Strobe

    Light protection – as well as fog. This powerful product from MSS Professional A/S adds an extra dimension to the instant protection from your SmokeCloak system. The LED Strobe is an ultra bright strobe light that gives a blinding effect when used with dense fog coverage.

  • Page 59: Sounder Ipa 117

    The IPA 117 can be easily linked with other IPA 117 units in order to protect larger areas; the SmokeCloak products can be used to control the IPA 117. Dimensions:...

  • Page 60: Voice Module

    20.5 Voice Module The SmokeCloak CS140 voice module is a 12 V digital voice system, containing an embedded chip with a pre-recorded message. It is designed to be remotely positioned near to the normal access to the building and, if required, the protected area.

  • Page 61: Batteries

    20.6 Batteries The SmokeCloak is installed with two lead-acid batteries ensuring full smoke protection in the event of main power failure. The battery is from one of the world’s leading manufacturers of maintenance-free lead acid batteries. This ensures long service intervals, and low periodical costs.
  • Page 62 Contact: MSS Professional A/S Agerhatten 25 DK - 5220 Odense SØ Danmark Telefon: +45 6473 1407 www.smokecloak.com...

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