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- Page 1 SIGNALINE HD+ Linear Heat Detection System Installation Instructions Page 1 of 29 Revision 3.3 Feb 2021 www.signaline.com Page 1 of 29 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual Revision 1.1 June 2024 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual Document Ref. PACC-MAN...
- Page 2 Signaline HD+ Programmable Linear Heat Detector Sensing Element CSSIGHD007 Signaline HD+ -R Programmable Linear Heat Detector Nylon Coated Sensing Element CSSIGHD008 Signaline HD+ -S Programmable Linear Heat Detector Stainless Steel Braided Sensing Element RESPONSE CLASSES Max Sensor Min Sensor Typical...
- Page 3 (1) - The Models Signaline HD+ Heat Detection Cable and Signaline HD+ Heat Detection Cable with nylon outer jacket must be used with an CSSIGHC006 Signaline HD+ Controller accessory and a Signaline HD+ End-Of-Line Module Heat Detector Accessory.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Normal Operation Fault conditions Alarm conditions Resetting the control unit after an alarm condition TESTING AND VERIFICATION PAGE 24 RE-COMMISSIONING THE SIGNALINE HD+ CONTROLLER PAGE 25 GLOSSARY PAGE 26 APPENDIX A - ALARM TEMPERATURE CHARTS PAGE 27 Page 4 of 29 Revision 1.1... -
Page 5: Important - Read Before Commencing Installation
Please read this instruction leaflet thoroughly before commencing installation and ensure all recommendations and advice are followed. Install the Signaline HD+ Linear Heat Detection System accordingly to meet local and country installation requirements. For UL listed installations, Signaline HD+ linear heat detection cable must be installed in accordance with NFPA 70 &... -
Page 6: General Overview
Signaline HD+ Linear Heat Detection (LHD) sensor accuracy. The system is also resettable following an overheat or fire cable, a Signaline HD+ Controller and a Signaline HD+ end of line condition if the components are not exposed to temperatures above unit. -
Page 7: Theory Of Operation
ALARM TEMPERATURES The Signaline HD+ LHD system is designed so that an alarm will be adjusts the alarm threshold to reduce the likelihood of false alarms. triggered when the temperature around a section of Signaline HD+ Refer to the “Application Temperatures”... - Page 8 Typical Application Temp (25 Deg C) Max Application Temp (50 Deg C) Chart 1 - Expected temperature required for an alarm in relation to percentage of Signaline HD+ LHD Cable in Class A1I/A2I Setting C l a s s B I...
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Page 9: Pre-Alarm Temperatures
APPLICATION TEMPERATURES In order to minimise false alarms and ensure the Signaline HD+ LHD system responds as expected, it is very important to make sure that the chosen control unit setting for selecting the alarm temperature is suitable for use given the typical and maximum application temperatures that are likely to be expected during normal operation in the installed environment. -
Page 10: Technical Specifications
CABLE SERIAL NUMBERS: kΩ SENSOR CABLE CALIBRATION 3-LETTER CODE: RESISTANCE: Figure 2. Signaline HD+ Controller Dimensional Drawing Internal label affixed to the reverse side of the control unit lid Page 10 of 29 Revision 1.1 June 2024 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual... -
Page 11: Signaline Hd+ End-Of-Line Unit
0% to 99% RH (ambient temperatures between -40°C to +40°C) 0% to 75% RH (ambient temperatures greater than +40°C) Enclosure Rating: IP65 Enclosure Material: Aluminium Figure 3. Signaline HD+ End-of-line Unit Dimensional Drawing Page 11 of 29 Revision 1.1 June 2024 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual... -
Page 12: Signaline Hd+ Sensor Cable
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - SIGNALINE HD+ SENSOR CABLE Signaline HD+ Signaline HD+ -R Signaline HD+ -S Programmable Sensor Cable Product Programmable Linear Heat Programmable Linear Heat Linear Heat Detector Stainless Detector Detector Nylon Coated Steel Braided VdS EN54-22 Approved (Certificate No. G220006) UL 521 Listed ✗... - Page 13 Figure 4a. Signaline HD+ Programmable Linear Heat Detector 6.00mm (0.235") Figure 4b. Signaline HD+ -R Programmable Linear Heat Detector Nylon Coated 5.33mm (0.210") Figure 4c. Signaline HD+ -S Programmable Linear Heat Detector Stainless Steel Braided Page 13 of 29 Revision 1.1 June 2024 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual...
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Page 14: Mounting Instructions
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS - SIGNALINE HD+ CONTROLLER The Signaline HD+ Controller should be wall mounted (or equivalent) using four screws in each corner of the base of the enclosure. The fixing dimensions are 167mm x 165 mm and shown in Figure 5. - Page 15 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS - SIGNALINE HD+ SENSOR CABLE For area protection applications, the Signaline HD+ Sensor Cable Signaline HD+ should be mounted securely to the ceiling, or equivalent, above the recommended fixing area requiring detection. A suitable fixing method is shown in the Signaline Q Clip Figure 7.
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Page 16: Area Protection
AREA PROTECTION The Signaline HD+ LHD system is suitable for area protection DIN VDE 0833-2 compliant installations the maximum applications where the sensor cable is typically installed on the horizontal distance from the sensor cable to any point on the ceiling ceiling, for example in a warehouse. -
Page 17: Control Unit Wiring
NC C NO NC C NO the Signaline HD+ system as well as the fault and alarm status. For example, by reading the sensor cable ambient temperature via the Modbus output, it is possible to use the Signaline HD+ Controller and... -
Page 18: Typical System Wiring
TYPICAL SYSTEM WIRING The components of the Signaline HD+ LHD system should be connected in the manner shown in Figure 10. Connect the sensor cable to the end-of-line unit first then measure the connections using a calibrated Take care to cut the shield wire back at the end-of- multimeter at the other end without the cable plugged line unit. -
Page 19: Useful Information
USEFUL INFORMATION LEADER CABLE Leader (non-sensing) cable may be used between the Signaline HD+ The Signaline HD+ junction box must be used to connect the leader Controller and the Signaline HD+ Sensor Cable. Only leader cable cable to the detection cable. -
Page 20: Commissioning
9. Confirm the I.S barrier resistance is correct. Select “Yes” and press SET to continue. Page 20 of 29 Revision 1.1 June 2024 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual... -
Page 21: Normal Operation
Alarm Fault Power Press SET on the ‘Alarm Log?’ option to cycle through the last three logs. Otherwise skip to step 19. Alarm Alarm Fault Power Alarm Fault Power Alarm Page 21 of 29 Revision 1.1 June 2024 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual... -
Page 22: Fault Conditions
Alarm commissioning process (see step 1). Alarm Fault Power Alarm 22. In the event the voltage to the Signaline HD+ Controller Alarm Fault Power Alarm falls below the minimum value (see “Technical Specifications - Signaline HD+ Controller”), the fault output will stop... -
Page 23: Alarm Conditions
3. Send a “Write Single Coil (0x05)” command to coil address 0 via the Modbus RS-485 connection. 4. Interrupt power to the control unit for at least 3s. Page 23 of 29 Revision 1.1 June 2024 Signaline HD+ Installation Manual... -
Page 24: Testing And Verification
Routine maintenance and checking should be carried out to ensure this happens an alarm should be triggered. Release the Test Alarm the Signaline HD+ System is functioning as expected and has not Button and press the SET button to reset the alarm condition. -
Page 25: Re-Commissioning The Signaline Hd+ Controller
RE-COMMISSIONING THE SIGNALINE HD+ CONTROL UNIT To reset the Signaline HD+ Controller, press and hold the SET and SELECT buttons in normal operation for 15s (during which time the power light will flash quickly). The unit will reset and the display will show “Self Program? Correct? No”. -
Page 26: Glossary
Local protection – An application in which the sensing element is installed in relatively close Zone – A single circuit of Signaline HD+ linear proximity to the potential fire risk (BS EN54- heat detection cable connected to a single 22:2015+A1:2020 section 3.1.5). -
Page 27: Appendix A - Alarm Temperature Charts
Typical Application Temp (15 Deg C) Max Application Temp (30 Deg C) Chart A1 - Expected temperature required for an alarm in relation to percentage of Signaline HD+ LHD Cable in 54°C Setting 6 4 ° C ( T y p i c a l A p p l i c a t i o n T e mp e r a t u r e o f 2 5 d e g C ) - Page 28 Typical Application Temp (30 Deg C) Max Application Temp (47 Deg C) Chart A3 - Expected temperature required for an alarm in relation to percentage of Signaline HD+ LHD Cable in 72°C Setting 7 9 ° C ( T y p i c a l A p p l i c a t i o n T e mp e r a t u r e o f 3 5 d e g C )
- Page 29 Typical Application Temp (40 Deg C) Max Application Temp (65 Deg C) Chart A5 - Expected temperature required for an alarm in relation to percentage of Signaline HD+ LHD Cable in 86°C Setting 1 0 0 ° C ( T y p i c a l A p p l i c a t i o n T e mp e r a t u r e o f 5 0 d e g C )
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