Technical Manual

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7. Install Heat Sensors (cont'd)

Step 5. Reinstall the ISEC-HEAT into the mounting base.

Insert the ISEC-HEAT into the base and turn the top clockwise

while holding the base stationary until the ISEC-HEAT gently

snaps into place.

Step 6. Map the ISEC-HEAT Transmitter

Referring to the installation instructions for the Hub and

keypad in use, enter the following:

 The zone to which the transmitter will be mapped.

Note: This zone must be programmed as a Fire Zone.

 The 6-digit RF identification number / 1 digit checksum

number printed on the transmitter (include all numbers

and/or letters and leading zeros, if any);

 The transmitter point number ("1").

Step 7. Testing the system

Test system with unit mounted. If the system is monitored,

notify the central station of the impending test.

The rate-of-rise feature may be tested by a quick application of

heat from any convenient source. A portable hair dryer is

recommended. However, do not apply heat that exceeds the

fixed temperature rating of the detector. If the fixed

temperature is exceeded, the center disk of the detector will

drop and the detector MUST be replaced.

Apply the heat until the local alarm sounds. Verify that the

ISEC-HEAT has triggered the correct zone and that the correct

report has been transmitted to central station. Wait a few

minutes and reset the fire circuit. Ensure that the system

returns to a normal status.

WARNINGS

 HEAT DETECTORS ARE NOT LIFE SAFETY DEVICES:

USE FOR PROPERTY PROTECTION ONLY.

 WHERE LIFE SAFETY IS REQUIRED, SMOKE

DETECTORS MUST ALSO BE USED.

 BATTERY BACK-UP: HEAT DETECTORS SHOULD BE

ELECTRONICALLY SUPERVISED WITH BATTERY

BACKUP AT THE HUB.

 THE RATE-OF-RISE MECHANISM MAY BE SUBJECT

TO REDUCED SENSITIVITY OVER TIME. ANNUAL

TESTING OF THE RATE-OF-RISE OPERATION IS

RECOMMENDED.

 REFER TO NFPA STANDARD 72 FOR APPLICATION

REQUIREMENTS, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE.

 DO NOT PAINT THE ISEC-HEAT.

 A TAMPER ZONE TROUBLE WILL RESULT WHEN THE

BATTERIES ARE REPLACED.

ENSURE THIS

BOX IS

1 INCH

MOUNTING

TEMPLATE

 See page 49 for full programming information