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A successful commissioning test is the prerequisite and final assembly procedure for a system
transfer to the operator. Therefore, not only the function test must be completed flawlessly,
but the entire system must also be in a commissionable state.
Before commissioning, the acceptance checklist must be used to determine that the entire
system complies with the owed capacities and the commissioning test can be performed.
Sequence of commissioning
1. Consider fire detection lines of fire detection technology and check whether no fire alarms
arise.
2. Make sure that no undesired system states are present.
3. Consider activation lines of electrical extinguishing control technology and check whether
no control signals arise.
4. Make sure that no undesired system states are present.
5. Commission control and pilot cylinder of the extinguishing system.
6. Make sure that no undesired system states are present.
7. Commission subordinate elements of the pneumatic system control if not in operation.
7.1 Preparations
Personnel:
•
Authorized Distributor
Protective equipment:
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Safety goggles
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Safety gloves
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Safety footwear
Material:
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Test device for pneumatic actuation (any air supply under 144 psi)
Faulty release of the system may cause serious injuries or death and significant property damage.
• Carry out all functional tests during commissioning, servicing and repair work so that the system
• Before starting work, always carry out the following tasks.
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WARNING Risk of injury due to faulty release
is not activated.
Inst. and Maint. Manual | Oxeo PR LCP | F_101921 Rev 02 | 10-2022 | en
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