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DURAQUENCH® SOLENOID RESET
SWITCH, P/N 10‐3051
IMPORTANT NOTICES
1. Please read the instructions carefully! Fike products
are used to protect life and critical assets if installed
and tested as described in this document.
2. Do not use Fike products for any application for which
it is not intended. Fike shall not be in any way liable for
any damages or losses incurred by you or third parties
arising from the use of any Fike product for which the
product is not intended by Fike.
3. Do not use Fike products described in this document
outside of the ranges specified by Fike. Fike shall have
no liability for malfunctions or damages arising out of
the use of Fike products beyond such specified ranges.
4. Fike reserves the right to change product designs or
specifications without obligation and further notice.
5. This document is subject to Fike's full disclaimer at
http://www.fike.com/disclaimer.
6. Visit www.fike.com to contact us or to download the
latest version of this document.
SPECIFICATIONS
OPERATING
TEMPERATURE
OPERATING
HUMIDITY
WEIGHT
INSTALLATION
2‐gang x 3.5" deep masonry box
MOUNTING
CONTACT RATING
WIRE SIZE
2 x 14 AWG or 1 x 12 AWG max.
0.031 thick stainless steel with
FACEPLATE
Doc. No. 06‐973 ● Rev. A, 3/24
0°C – 49°C
(32°F – 120°F)
93% Relative Humidity,
non‐condensing
0.35 lb. (158 g)
Indoor use only
(RACO 696)
30VDC @ 5A
1 x 22 AWG min.
etched black text
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Summary of Contents for Fike DURAQUENCH 10-3051
- Page 1 DURAQUENCH® SOLENOID RESET SWITCH, P/N 10‐3051 IMPORTANT NOTICES 1. Please read the instructions carefully! Fike products are used to protect life and critical assets if installed and tested as described in this document. 2. Do not use Fike products for any application for which it is not intended. Fike shall not be in any way liable for any damages or losses incurred by you or third parties arising from the use of any Fike product for which the product is not intended by Fike. 3. Do not use Fike products described in this document outside of the ranges specified by Fike. Fike shall have no liability for malfunctions or damages arising out of the use of Fike products beyond such specified ranges. 4. Fike reserves the right to change product designs or Front View specifications without obligation and further notice. 5. This document is subject to Fike’s full disclaimer at http://www.fike.com/disclaimer. 6. Visit www.fike.com to contact us or to download the latest version of this document. SPECIFICATIONS OPERATING 0°C – 49°C TEMPERATURE (32°F – 120°F) OPERATING 93% Relative Humidity, HUMIDITY non‐condensing WEIGHT 0.35 lb. (158 g) INSTALLATION ...
- Page 2 02‐12318 Locking Ring Wrench Step 8. Tighten the locking ring with pliers or locking ring wrench (P/N 02‐12318) to a maximum torque of 02‐16369 30mm to 22mm Trim Ring 2N‐m (20.4 Kgf cm). Do not excessively tighten the 2‐Gang Masonry Box, 3.5” deep 02‐17420 locking ring. (RACO 696) Step 9. Install the mounting adapter onto the operator, Included in the 10‐3051 Solenoid Reset Switch. ensuring that the IDEC marking on the adaptor is Included in the 10‐3058 Switch Sub‐Assembly. facing the same direction as the TOP marking on Allows 22mm switch to be mounted to 30mm face plate. the operator. SWITCH ASSEMBLY Step 10. Turn the locking lever to the right (locked position) to secure the mounting adaptor to the The switch is shipped unassembled and must be operator. assembled in the field. Refer to Figure 1 and the following Step 11. Reinstall the locking lever cap onto the locking instructions for switch assembly. lever. The switch is now ready to be installed. Figure 1: Switch Assembly Page 2 of 4 WWW.FIKE.COM Doc. No. 06‐973 ● Rev. A, 3/24 ...
- Page 3 To prevent the possibility of severe injury or death due to Step 6. Reconnect releasing circuit and auxiliary power an electrical fault, be sure the controller door(s) is closed circuit to the host control panel and/or releasing and latched before reapplying power to the controller. module. Step 11. First, close the Isolating switch; then close the Step 7. Reconnect the actuator coil to the solenoid valve. Circuit Breaker to reapply power to the Step 8. Functionally test the operation of the Solenoid DuraQuench Fire Pump controller. Reset switch in both the ARMED and DISARMED modes. NOTE: Refer to the Duraquench Fire Pump Controller manual for Fire Pump Controller power down TESTING and power up procedures. Step 2. Close the isolation valve downstream from the Step 12. Verify that the Fire Pump controller powers up deluge valve to prevent water from flowing into with no issues. the hazard area during testing. Step 13. Open the isolation valve closed in step 1. Step 14. Testing is now complete. Doc. No. 06‐973 ● Rev. A, 3/24 WWW.FIKE.COM Page 3 of 4 ...
- Page 4 OPERATION Reset Armed The solenoid is momentarily disconnected from the With the key switch in the ARMED (normal) position, the releasing circuit with the key switch in the RESET position. impulse solenoid is connected to the associated control When the associated control panel enters the Release panel’s releasing circuit. In this position, the switch does State, it will not activate as long as the switch is held in not interfere with panel supervision of the releasing the RESET position. circuit or releasing operations. A trouble event will be displayed on the associated NOTE: The switch’s key can only be removed in the control panel to indicate the open release circuit. At the ARMED position. same time, reverse polarity 24VDC will be applied to the solenoid actuator to close the pilot valve and allow the deluge valve to close after it has been activated. NOTE: The releasing control panel must be reset and returned to normal operation prior to activating the reset switch. Otherwise, the solenoid will be reactivated upon the return of the switch to the ARMED position. Figure 2: Solenoid Reset Switch Wiring Diagram Page 4 of 4 WWW.FIKE.COM Doc. No. 06‐973 ● Rev. A, 3/24 ...
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