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- Page 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms SA-6 Area Alarm Piped Medical Gases Version 1 26-06-24 Page 1 of 20...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Figures Figure 1: Mode of Operation and Typical Area Alarm Installation.................. 8 Figure 2: Typical SA-6 Alarm Connections ........................15 Figure 3: Mode of Operation and Typical Area Alarm Installation ................16 Figure 4: Surface Mounting ............................17 Figure 5: Flush Mounting ............................... -
Page 3: Introduction
1. Introduction The SA-6 area alarm is designed to monitor piped gas pressure. The SA-6 will act as a stand-alone Alarm or be configured to operate as a Repeater to another SA-6 alarm within 250 meters, using a 3-core screened data cable (4 cores if signals are to be returned to the master unit). - Page 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Note: When you see this symbol, the associated text refers to something which may cause danger. 3.1. Mounting Surface mounting - Mount the enclosure with the "TOP" sticker uppermost. ...
- Page 5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Mains 230Vac Supply Remove the "Warning”, by loosening the 2no M3 pozi-drive screws on the cover to reveal the mains terminals. Connect Live, Neutral and Earth to L, N & E. Replace the "Warning" Cover, making a cut-out in the side to allow the cable to pass.
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Page 6: Display Unit
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Unused inputs are linked (0 Ohms) to C for fail-safe operation (or left open when the alarm is set to operate with normally open contacts). A Common Fault Relay output is provided, which incorporates change-over contacts. The relay out terminals is clearly marked and in the following state when all conditions are at normal. -
Page 7: Battery
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Mute-Test Flashing Flashing Closed Gas Condition (With Alarm Green Normal’s All at Normal) Gas Fault Specific Open Temporary & Condition Permanent Mute can Flashing be used Mute-Test Flashing On* (If Open... -
Page 8: Figure 1: Mode Of Operation And Typical Area Alarm Installation
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms With the red jumper across the center & right- hand pins (marked >M) full battery reserve is M operation. With the jumper across the center & left-hand pins, HTM02 mode is in operation (only supporting system fault and audible warnings for maximum battery life). -
Page 9: Priority Signals
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Locate the fascia plate over the front of the Control PCB and push through the 5no spacer clips until they click. One in each corner and one in the center. 6. Priority Signals All normal conditions are represented by Green LEDs (Power On if 230Vac is present &... -
Page 10: Muting (Temporary)
Clinical Benefits The Area Alarm is crucial for hospital pipeline systems. A properly functioning Medical Gas Pipeline System avoids any delay in treatment. The claims of Shire Controls Ltd. Area Alarm include: The Area Alarm used as instructed aims to indicate normal functioning of the Medical Gas Pipeline System by means of visual indicators on the alarm panel ... -
Page 11: Technical Data
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms The unit does not contain any hazardous substances. f. Technical Data Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature -10ºC – 40ºC Storage Temperature: -10ºC – 40ºC Relative Humidity: 30RH – 40RH Atmospheric Pressure: Tested between 860 & 1010 pa mbar (equates to 6700 ft) ... -
Page 12: Fault Troubleshooting
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms The Alarm enclosure should be wiped over with a damp cloth frequently to remove any dust or foreign substances. h. Fault Troubleshooting Fault Cause Remedy No 230vac connected Check site supply to fused spur adjacent to alarm. -
Page 13: Symbols
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Are these faults lasting for 3-4 seconds before Check all data cables are screened & Intermittent faults on changing/clearing Earthed at Both ends. different conditions Faults still persist after cabling screened check PCB or ribbon connectors may be damaged, call Shire Controls for assistance. - Page 14 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Observe the Instructions for use UKCA Marking Version 1 26-06-24 Page 14 of 20...
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Page 15: Figure 2: Typical Sa-6 Alarm Connections
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Figure 2: Typical SA-6 Alarm Connections Version 1 26-06-24 Page 15 of 20... -
Page 16: Figure 3: Mode Of Operation And Typical Area Alarm Installation
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Shire Controls Ltd. SA-6 Area Alarms Figure 3: Mode of Operation and Typical Area Alarm Installation Version 1 26-06-24 Page 16 of 20... -
Page 17: Figure 4: Surface Mounting
Figure 4: Surface Mounting Version 1 26-06-24 Page 17 of 20... -
Page 18: Figure 5: Flush Mounting
Figure 5: Flush Mounting Version 1 26-06-24 Page 18 of 20... -
Page 19: Figure 6: Medical Gas Area Alarm Labelling
Figure 6: Medical Gas Area Alarm Labelling Version 1 26-06-24 Page 19 of 20... -
Page 20: Regulatory Standards
j. Regulatory Standards To which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standards: EN60601-1-2 4th Edition 2015 - Emissions Standard for Medical Equipment EN55011, Class A 2016 + A1:2017 - Emissions Standard for ISM Equipment EN61000-3-2 2014 - Harmonic Current Fluctuations EN61000-3-3 2013 - Voltage Fluctuation and Flicker EN60601-1-2 4th Edition 2015 - Immunity Standard for Medical Equipment EN61000-4-2 2009 ESD Requirements EN61000-4-3 2006 + A1 + A2...
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