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Fenwal Controls 17343 Series Operation And Maintenance Instruction

Fire/overheat detector

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17343-124
Operation and Maintenance Instructions
For Fire/Overheat Detector
DESCRIPTION
The Fire/Overheat Detector, shown in Figure 1 is a normally
open device that helps to monitor fire and overheat conditions.
It can be used in locations with high ambient temperatures.
The detector is made from welded stainless steel and is com-
pletely sealed. It is not repairable and cannot be disassembled.
The detector is set to a specific alarm temperature when it is
made at the factory and the temperature cannot be adjusted.
The detector electrically connects to its related equipment
through two terminal posts with internal threads. Stainless steel
screws attach the wiring from the related equipment to the two
terminals. The detector mechanically attaches to the monitored
area by 3/4-14 National Pipe Thread (NPT) located on the head
of the detector.
Korean Cert # 14-KB4BO-0749U
Ex nC IIC T3
II 3G IIC Gc IECEx ETL 12.0008U
ITS03ATEX41211U
Class I, Division 1, Groups BCD
CSA: 159064
UL: E139663
The following details are shown on a detector head:
Customer Part Number
Customer Code
Part Number: 17343-124
Date Code: XXYY (where XX = year, YY = week)
.618 ±.006
F-03-002
CAUTION
Do not use any
anti-seize,thread
locking compound
or lubricants on
the NPT threads
3/4-14 NPT
DATA LOCATIONS
COLOR
CODE
3.500 ±0.31
5.808 ±.065
Figure 1. Fire/Overheat Detector
Schedule of Limitations for Ex Components:
The detector must be mounted in a suitably IEC Ex
certified enclosure that complies with the appropriate
requirements for zone 2 applications.
Maximum surface temperature is dependent on
ambient temperatures and must be determined in the
final
assembly installation. The temperature rise of the
outside of the shell should not exceed 2°C above
ambient when
carrying the maximum power load of 62.5W (.5A, 125
VDC).
Limitations for Class I Div I Group BCD
Components:
The detector must be mounted in a certified enclosure
with the appropriate Class, Division, and Group Ratings
for the application.
The Fire/Overheat Detector has a color band on the
end opposite the electrical connection points. The color
band is an indication of the temperature range of the
detector. Refer to the color code chart that follows for
the color band of the detectors and additional data.
Color Code Chart
Temperature Set-Point
140°F±7.5°F (60°C±4.2°C)
325°F±10°F (163°C±5.6°C)
425°F±15°F (218°C±8.3°C)
600°F±20°F (316°C±11.0°C)
725°F±25°F (385°C±14°C)
The settings are noted by the color of the band applied to the tip of
the heat detector shell of 17343-124.
STAINLESS STEEL
NO. 8-32 UNC-2A STAINLESS
STEEL SLOTTED HEX HEAD
SCREW WITH INTEGRAL
LOCKWASHER, 2 PLACES.
PROTECTION CAP
1.125
F-03-002
October 2016
Color Band
None
Red
Green
Orange
Grey
CAUTION
Do not apply
more than 25 inch
pounds (2.82 Nm)
of torque to the
terminals.
Rev AA

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  • Page 1 17343-124 Operation and Maintenance Instructions For Fire/Overheat Detector F-03-002 October 2016 DESCRIPTION Schedule of Limitations for Ex Components: • The detector must be mounted in a suitably IEC Ex The Fire/Overheat Detector, shown in Figure 1 is a normally certified enclosure that complies with the appropriate open device that helps to monitor fire and overheat conditions.
  • Page 2 OPERATION Specified data for the Fire/Overheat Detector is given in the table below The Fire/Overheat Detector’s outer shell is made of stainless steel that expands with an increase in temperature. It closely Specified Item Data follows changes in the air temperature that surround it. Two or Function inner struts, made of an alloy that expands at a lower rate than Temperature Range...
  • Page 3 Testing Procedure This section gives the equipment and procedures necessary to Connect one lead of a digital multimeter (DMM) to one do tests of the detector and find if there is a malfunction. of the two terminals posts of the detector and the other You must do a no-continuity test and an insulation resistance lead of the DMM to the other terminal post.
  • Page 4 MAINTENANCE Calibration Verification Test The detector no-continuity test and insulation Cleaning resistance test must be satisfactory before you do the calibration verification test. This section gives the procedure and materials necessary to clean the detector. Make a test setup with the Model 9141 Dry-Well Calibrator.
  • Page 5 Storage and Movement Install a protection cap, P/N FS06-250099-071, over the electrical connection end of the detector. Make sure the detector has sufficient protection to prevent damage to the threads and outer shell. Put the detector in a container that is approved for storage. Keep the detector in a cool, dry area that has no contamination.

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