Installation And Commissioning Procedure; Maintenance Requirements - Protec 3000PLUS/OP Technical Data, Installation And Commissioning Instructions

3000PLUS/OP Technical data, Installation and commissioning Instructions

Installation and commissioning procedure

1. Using BS5839 part 1 for guidance plan how the detectors and Manual Call Points will be sited, noting in particular
spacing between detectors and proximity to light fittings.
2. Using the appropriate 3000Plus base connect the incoming positive zone supply to base terminal X, the outgoing
zone positive supply to terminal Y and the common zone negative supply to terminal W.
If a remote LED is required this must be connected between terminal Y (positive of the LED) and terminal Z
(negative of the LED).
Always ensure cable screen continuity is preserved by using the screen terminal provided.
3. Ensure all wiring is sound and will not foul the detector when it is fitted. Check the wiring screw terminals in the
base are tightened and trap the wire securely.
Insert the detector into the base and rotate in a clockwise direction until the detector drops into position, turn a
further quarter turn until the detector is fully engaged into the base. Ensure the dust cover is removed prior to
testing.
4. When testing ensure that, when each detector is removed from its base, the remaining detectors and Manual Call
Points connected to the zone put the panel into alarm when triggered.

Maintenance Requirements

1. Regular scheduled testing of the device must be undertaken in line with the requirements set out in BS5839 part
1.
2. The device is not designed to be internally cleaned, or serviced. If the device is found to be faulty, the device
must be disposed of and a new device of the same type fitted and tested.
Figure 1. 3000PLUS/OP base connections
Zone positive in (X)
Diode required to
comply with BS5839 part 1
Screen continuity terminal
Zone negative in (W)
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Zone positive out (Y)
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Optional Remote LED
Indicator (Y to Z)
Zone negative out (W)
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