TABLE OF CONTENT
| Section | Description |
| 1. | How to use the manual |
| 2. | General Description of Scope |
| 3. | Detailed Description of Scope |
| 4. | Asset Register |
| 5. | Operation & Maintenance instructions |
| 6. | Safety Procedures |
| 7. | Care of apparatus subject to seasonal use |
| 8. | Maintenance schedule |
| 9. | Maintenance check lists |
| 10. | Recommended spare parts |
| 11. | Test certificates |
| 12. | Trouble shooting check list |
| 13. | Manufacturer’s data |
| 14. | Emergency Shutdown procedure |
| 15. | Supplier’s address |
| 16. | List of As Built Drawings |
| 17. | Emergency information |
| 18. | Warranty Certificate |
| 19. | Commissioning Data |
1. HOW TO USE THE MANUAL
This O&M manual shall be used for the purpose of smooth operation and maintenance guidelines. The operation manual consists of 19 sections and before starting any operation and maintenance activity users must read complete manual in order to familiarize them with the equipment.
Section 5 contains the information specifically provided by manufacturer of the system which must be read & understood by maintenance or FM team.
It is imperative that all users are aware of safety requirements while working on any system. Brief information is provided in section 6 but FM safety manual must be followed during all operation and maintenance activities.
Once the pages from manual are taken out make sure that these are properly placed back at the original section or otherwise always make copies of relevant sections to be used in the field.
In case the problem is not rectified by following the instructions mentioned inside this manual you must contact supplier or manufacturer – details are mentioned in section 13 & 15.
If settings and adjustments are disturbed due to any mistake users must refer to commissioning data section 19 which will help to find out the settings and readings that were recorded at the time of commissioning.
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF SCOPE
The manual covers the operation and maintenance instructions for fire alarm system to ensure trouble free operation.
This manual contains all the necessary technical data for operation, maintenance and precautionary measures to be taken for providing proper operation guidance for the end user personal.
Testing and commissioning reports for the installations of the units and copies of warranty certificates are included in this manual.
The contents of this manual are indexed in the table content provided for easy reference of end user.
3. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SCOPE
Manufacturer for the system is Simplex -USA.
FA devices are UL and ULC listed and meets NFPA 70, Article 250, NFPA 72, NFPA 780 & EN 60 8 49 standards.
The Panel used is Simplex model 4100ES with processor capacity of 2500 points is provided with LCD display and common trouble & fault LED displays.
The panels are provided with power supply unit, charger & standby batteries as per the Battery calculation. The panels are microprocessor based and fully field configurable and programmable.
The following peripheral devices are used in this system:
- Smoke detectors,
- Heat detectors,
- Manual call points,
- Sounders
All equipment are manufactured by M/s. Simplex, U.S.A are UL listed.
The devices/peripherals (Smoke detectors, heat detectors, break glass) are connected in Class A circuit with the Control Panel’s.
The sounders with strobe devices are connected in separate circuit. The system provided is fully addressable to the main fire control panel, FACP.
The system shall have its own redundant battery backup for 24hrs.
System component descriptions for the systems which are used are given below.
FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL
| 1 | Application | Fire Detection |
| 2 | P & ID Number / Instrument Type | 4100-9211/ FACP |
| 3 | Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| 4 | Power Supply Output Ratings | 9 A total for “Special Application” appliances;
4 A total for “Regulated 24 DC” power |
| 5 | Operating Temperature | 32° to 120° F(0° to 49°C) |
| 6 | Operating Humidity | Up to 93% RH, non-condensing at 90° F maximum |
| 7 | Mounting | Wall Mounted |
| 8 | Hazardous Area Classification | General Purpose |
| 9 | Electrical Certification | UL Listed to Standard 268 |
| 10 | Ingress Protection | IP 40 |
| 11 | Cable entry | Back Entry |
| 12 | Manufacturer | Simplex |
| 13 | Model / Part no. | 4100-9211 |
SMOKE DETECTOR WITH BASE
| 1 | Application | Fire Detection |
| 2 | P & ID Number / Instrument Type | 4098-9714 / SSD Photo Sensor |
| 3 | Category | Addressable (Building area) |
| 4 | Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| 5 | Power Consumption | 400 μA |
| 6 | Sensitivity | 4 TO 20 mA |
| 7 | Mounting | Single gang stainless steel plate |
| 8 | Material | stainless steel |
| 9 | Hazardous Area Classification | General Purpose |
| 10 | Electrical Certification | UL Listed to Standard 268 |
| 11 | Cable entry | Back Entry |
| 12 | Terminals | Suitable for 2.5 sq.mm conductor |
| 13 | Color | white |
| 14 | Manufacturer | Simplex |
| 15 | Model / Part no. | 4098-9714 |
LCD ANNUNCIATOR- REPEATER PANEL
| 1 | Voltage | 20.4 to 32 VDC, system supplied | |
| 2 | Normal Operating Current | -175 mA, backlighting enabled | |
| 3 | Battery Standby
Current
|
Supervisory |
45 mA, backlighting disabled |
| 4 | Alarm | 200 mA, backlighting enabled and local tone-alert sounding | |
| 5 | Operating Temperature Range | 32° to 120° F (0° to 49° C) | |
| 6 | Operating Humidity Range | 10% to 90% from 32 F to 104 F (0 C to 40 C) | |
BREAK GLASS
| 1 | Application | Fire Detection |
| 2 | P & ID Number / Instrument Type | 4099-9002 / Break Glass |
| 3 | Category | Addressable (Building area) |
| 4 | Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| 5 | Power Consumption | 2A |
| 6 | Sensitivity | 2.50% |
| 7 | Mounting | Sheet Metal, Galvanized |
| 8 | Material | Black Thermo Plastic |
| 9 | Hazardous Area Classification | General Purpose |
| 10 | Electrical Certification | UL Listed to Standard 864 |
| 11 | Ingress Protection | IP 40 |
| 12 | Cable entry | Back Entry |
| 13 | Terminals | Suitable for 2.5 sq.mm conductor |
| 14 | Color | Red |
| 15 | Manufacturer | Simplex |
| 16 | Model / Part no. | 4099-9002 |
MANUAL PULL STATION (W/P)
| 1 | Application | Fire Detection |
| 2 | P & ID Number / Instrument Type | Break Glass (weather proof) |
| 3 | Category | Addressable (Building area) |
| 4 | Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| 5 | Power Consumption | 2A |
| 6 | Temperature | 00 – 600 |
| 7 | Mounting | Red Weatherproof box, |
| 8 | Material | Aluminum |
| 9 | Hazardous Area Classification | General Purpose |
| 10 | Electrical Certification | UL Listed to Standard 864 |
| 11 | Cable entry | Back Entry |
| 12 | Wiring connections | Terminal blocks for IN/OUT wiring, up to 14 AWG |
| 13 | Color | Red housings with white levers and white raised lettering |
| 14 | Manufacturer | Simplex |
| 15 | Model / Part no. | 2099-9139 |
MONITOR MODULE
| 1 | Application | Fire Detection |
| 2 | P & ID Number / Instrument Type | IAM supervised IDNET |
| 3 | Category | Addressable (Building area) |
| 4 | Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| 5 | Power Consumption | 400 μA |
| 6 | Temperature Range | 32° to 120° F (0° to 49° C) intended for indoor operation |
| 7 | Mounting | packaged in a thermoplastic housing and provides screw status indicating LED |
| 8 | Material | Epoxy, beige |
| 9 | Hazardous Area Classification | Status indicating LED. |
| 10 | Electrical Certification | UL Listed to Standard 864 |
| 11 | Cable entry | Back Entry |
| 12 | Terminals | Suitable for 2.5 sq.mm conductor |
| 13 | Color | white |
| 14 | Manufacturer | Simplex |
| 15 | Model / Part no. | 4090-9001 |
A/V M-C NON ADDRESS WALL MT RED
| 1 | Electrical Certification | UL Listed to Standard 1638 for outdoor applications with strobe rated at 75cd
UL Listed to Standard 1971 for indoor applications with strobe rated 15, 60 and 75 cd. |
| 2 | Housing | Red Housing with white letter “ FIRE” |
| 3 | Temperature Range | -310 F to 1500 F |
| 4 | Humidity Range | 10% to 93% at 380C |
| 5 | Voltage range | 24 VDC steady 84dBA |
WP MC AV Non Address Wall Mt RED
| 1 | Temperature Range | 32° to 122 ° F(0 to 50° C) |
| 2 | Horn Output Ratings; dBA @ 10 ft.(3 m) | Anechoic Chamber- 99 |
| 3 | Maximum RMS Current Rating | 249mA |
| 4 | Flash Rate | 1 Hz; Up to 24 synchronized strobes maximum per NAC |
CONTROL MODULE
| 1 | Application | Fire Detection |
| 2 | P & ID Number / Instrument Type | IAM RELAY IDNET |
| 3 | Category | Addressable (Building area) |
| 4 | Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| 5 | Power Consumption | 400 μA |
| 6 | Temperature Range | 32° to 120° F (0° to 49° C) intended for indoor operation |
| 7 | Mounting | Sheet Metal Galvanized |
| 8 | Material | Black thermoplastic |
| 9 | Hazardous Area Classification | Status indicating LED. |
| 10 | Electrical Certification | UL Listed to Standard 864 |
| 11 | Cable entry | Back Entry |
| 12 | Terminals | Suitable for 2.5 sq.mm conductor |
| 13 | Colour | white |
| 14 | Manufacturer | Simplex |
| 15 | Model / Part no. | 4090-9002 |
Duct Sensor Housing, Sampling tube
| 1 | Voltage Range | 18 – 32 VDC |
| 2 | Electrical Specification | UL Listed to Standard 268A |
| 3 | Mounting | Rectangular Ducts or Round Ducts |
| 4 | Temperature Range | 320 F to 1220 F ( 00 C to 500C) |
| 5 | Humidity Range | 10% to 95% RH, Non Condensing |
| 6 | Wiring Connections | Terminal Blocks, 18 to 12 AWG (0.82mm2 to 3.31 mm2) |
| 7 | Alarm Current | 15mA @ 24VDC |
4. ASSET REGISTER
| S. No | Product ID | Description | Manufacturer | Qty | Units |
| 1
|
4100-9212 | INFOALM MSTR CNTRLR 220/240V | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 41007905 | FACTORY BUILT-MAIN CONFIGURED | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 41007908 | SYSTEM WITHOUT DACT | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-5102 | XPS POWER, 3 NACS, 220VAC | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-5115 | XPS EXPANSION MODULE, 3 NACS | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-3101 | IDNET MODULE, UPTO 250 POINTS | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-6078 | NETWORK IFC CARD, MODULAR | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-6056 | NETWORK MEDIA CARD WIRED | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-1270 | MASTER TELEPHONE, 3 NACS | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-1272 | EXPANSION PHONE CONTROLLER | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-6038 | DUAL RS-232 IF CARD | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-6069 | BACPAC ETHERNET MODULE | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-1286 | HOA MODULE/24 SWITCH/ 24RED LED | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-1288 | 64/64 LED/ SWITCH CONTROLLER | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-1289 | EXPANSION 64/64 LED /SW MODULE | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-1279 | 2” BLANK DISPLAY MODULE | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-0635 | POWER DISTRIBUTION MODULE 220V | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-0636 | BOX TO BOX HARNESS KIT | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-1294 | LED/ SWITCH SLIDE-IN LABEL KIT | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-2300 | EXPANSION BAY (PHASE 10 ONLY) | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-5128 | BATTERY DIST TERM MODULE | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 2975-9446 | 3 BAY BB/ GDOOR/ DRESS PNL PLAT | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-2302 | 8 SLOT EXP BAY FILLER PANEL | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4100-7910 | ASSEMBLED IN USA | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 1B | – | 27AH BATTERY | FIAMM, ITALY | Nos | |
| 1C | P400+1975 L | PC WITH MONITOR | FUJITSU + TYCO Electronics | Nos | |
| 1D | M1200 | PRINTER FOR GRAPHICS | EPSON | Nos | |
| 1E | 508.044.100 | XLG-GSXE-C232 – 1 Panel 1 Client | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 1F | 4100-6038 | DUAL RS-232 IF CARD | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 2 | 4090-9002 | IAM RELAY, IDNET | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 3 | AP-24XS40 | PANEL PRINTER | ABLE | Nos | |
| 4 | SD1+ | AUTO DIALER | Scantronics | Nos | |
| 5 | 4603-9101 | LCD ANNUNCIATOR | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 6 | 4603-9111 | 6 GANG ALUM TRIM PLATE | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 7 | RACO 500 | BACK BOX FOR REPEATER PANEL | RACO | Nos | |
| 8 | GSA4098-9792 | SSD SENSOR BASE GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 9 | GSA4098-9733 | SSD HEAT SENSOR GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 10 | 4906-9127 | A/V M-C NON ADDRESS, RED, WALL | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 11 | RACO | BACK BOX 2 X 4 | RACO | Nos | |
| 12 | 4906-9131 | WP MC AV NON-ADDR WALL MT RED | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 13 | 4905-9828 | WP AV/VO 1.5” BACK BOX RED | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 14 | GSA4098-9792 | SSD SENSOR BASE GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 15 | GSA4098-9793 | SSD SENSOR BASE W/ISOLATOR GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 16 | GSA4098-9714 | SSD PHOTO SENSOR GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 17 | 2098-9808 | REMOTE ALARM INDICATOR | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 18 | RACO 663 | BACK BOX 4” X 2” | RACO | Nos | |
| 19 | 4098-9755 | DUCT SENSOR HOUSING | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 20 | 4099-9703 | SIMPLEX ENG/ARABIC CALL POINT W/LED | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 515.001.021 | BACK BOX FOR CALL POINTS | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 21 | INT2099-9139 | PULL STAT CAST D/A B LOCK SPST | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| INT2975-9211 | WEATHERPROOF BOX FOR 2099-9138 | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 4090-9001 | IAM SUPERVISED IDNET | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 22 | GSA4098-9754 | ANALOG PHOTO SENSOR WITH HEAT | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 23 | GSA4098-9792 | SSD SENSOR BASE GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 24 | 4906-9102 | V/O M-C NON ADDRESS, RED, CEILING | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| RACO | BACK BOX 2 X 4 | RACO | Nos | ||
| 25 | 4906-9131 | WP MC AV NON-ADDR WALL MT RED | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 4905-9828 | WP AV/VO 1.5” BACK BOX RED | Simplex, USA | Nos | ||
| 26 | 2084-9001 | REMOTE PHONE JACK | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 27 | RACO | BACK BOX 4” X 2” | RACO | Nos | |
| 28 | 2084-9014 | PLUGGABLE PHONE W/5FT CABLE | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 29 | 2084-9026 | EMERGENCY PHONE CABINET DBA-10 | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 30 | 4090-9118 | RLY IDNET 2 IAM W/T SENSE | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 31 | 4090-9118 | RLY IDNET 2 IAM W/T SENSE | Simplex, USA | Nos |
5. Operation & Maintenance Instructions
Please refer to following attached operation and maintenance instructions.
| S. No | Description | No of Pages |
| 1 | InfoAlarm Operator’s Manual | 66 |
| 2 | 4098 Detectors, Sensors, and Bases- Application Manual | 65 |
| 3 | 4090-9001 Supervised IAM – Installation Instructions | 2 |
| 4 | 4090-9002 IDNet Relay IAM- Installation Instructions | 2 |
6. SAFETY PROCEDURES
Before commencing any task, give careful consideration to what is or maybe involved; the extent of the plant / equipment requiring attention and how your intended activities may affect others working in the vicinity.
If an accident occurs details must be entered in the Clients accident report book and submitted immediately to the Client.
It is the client’s responsibility to provide a system for the reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences.
Copies of a suitable occurrence report from must be freely available for use.
A “Permit to Work” system installation in this building is comparatively large and the existence of possibly unknown services and systems within it means that the operators are particularly mindful of any potential for hazard.
Working on ‘Live” equipment is not recommended.
Control Panel cubicle(s) or distribution boards open for prolonged periods of maintenance must be roped off, which clearly visible HAZARD, WARNING, CAUTION or DANGER notices displayed: this is mandatory requirement irrespective of whether the plant is attended or not.
Important
The maintenance team not to consider the following advice to be the sole reference for safety purposes: they are represented merely as reminders of the most basic of safety considerations.
It is the responsibility of each individual to ensure that, via the application of plain “common sense” and the mandatory safety regulations, each task is carried out safely.
Always assume every circuit is ‘live’ until it has been checked with a Voltmeter, or similar approved means: check your instruments with a known “live” source before using them for Testing.
Before removing a fuse, switch off and isolate the circuit which it is serving. Never remove a fuse from a circuit carrying its working current.
Never touch two sides of a circuit simultaneously, whether it is alive or dead.
Do not use metal rules or measuring tapes when working on or near live equipment.
Always use an approved fuse puller suitably rated and insulated for the line voltage. To remove fuses on circuits which cannot be isolated,.
When removing fuses always break contact on the “hot” side of the circuit first, when replacing insert fuses in the ‘cold’ side first.
Always use tools with hand grips adequately insulated against the voltage of the circuit being worked on.
Use Carbon Dioxide or similar gas type Fire Extinguishers on Electrical fires. Liquid or Foam type extinguishers on electrical fires. Liquid or foam type extinguishers MUST NOT are used to fight electrical lines.
7. CARE OF APPARATUS SUBJECT TO SEASONAL USE
Not applicable as the devices used outside are weatherproof. So, no special maintenance or care is recommended.
8. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Bimonthly Maintenance Schedule
|
BI-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE |
1 OF 1 |
|
| EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM: Water flow Switches | ||
| LOCATION: Refer Fire Fighting Drawings for details | ||
| REF. | TASK | |
| 1 | Put zone in Test Mode. | |
| 2 | Activate sprinkler test valve. Refer to Sprinkler system test procedure. | |
6 Monthly Maintenance Schedule
|
6-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE |
1 OF 4 |
|
| EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM: Manual Pull Station | ||
| LOCATION: Refer the As built drawing for details | ||
| REF. | TASK | |
| 1 | Visual Inspection. | |
| 2 | Put Zone in Test mode. | |
| 3 | Activate mechanism. | |
| 4 | Verify proper Notification Appliance Circuit operation. | |
|
6-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE |
2 OF 4 |
|
| EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM: Heat Detectors | ||
| LOCATION: Refer the As built drawing for details | ||
| REF. | TASK | |
| 1 | Visual Inspection. | |
| 2 | Put Zone in Test mode. | |
| 3 | Activate at least one heat detector. | |
| 4 | Verify proper Notification Appliance Circuit. | |
|
6-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE |
3 OF 4 |
|
| EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM: Smoke Detectors | ||
| LOCATION: Refer the As built drawing for details | ||
| REF. | TASK | |
| 1 | Visual Inspection. | |
| 2 | Put Zone in Test mode. | |
| 3 | Activate at least one heat detector. | |
| 4 | Verify proper Notification Appliance Circuit. | |
|
6-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE |
4 OF 4 |
|
| EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM: Panel Primary Power | ||
| LOCATION: Refer the As built drawing for details | ||
| REF. | TASK | |
| 1 | Remove Primary AC power. | |
| 2 | Verify panel operates from battery. | |
| 3 | Verify panel goes into trouble (60 seconds delay). | |
| 4 | Restore AC power at the end of test. | |
| 5 | Reset & lock panel at conclusion of all testing. | |
Annual Planned Maintenance Schedule
|
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE |
1 OF 2 |
|
| EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM: Remote LED Indicators | ||
| LOCATION: Refer the As built drawing for details | ||
| REF. | TASK | |
| 1 | Verify all indicators are operating properly. | |
|
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE |
2 OF 2 |
|
| EQUIPMENT/SYSTEM: Panel LED’s & Trouble Buzzer | ||
| LOCATION: Refer the As built drawing for details | ||
| REF. | TASK | |
| 1 | Illuminate all LEDs by pressing the Panel Silence & Trouble button. | |
| 2 | Silence switches at the same time. | |
| 3 | Reset & lock panel at conclusion of all testing. | |
9. MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST
Fire Alarm Maintenance Check List
| Functions | Yes | No | Comments |
| Correct Receipt of Alarm | |||
| Correct Receipt of Supervisory | |||
| Correct Receipt of Trouble | |||
| Operation of Auxiliary Functions | |||
| Detection of Loss of AC Power | |||
| Detection of Open Circuit Ground Faults | |||
| Disconnection of Secondary Batteries | |||
| Lamps & LEDS | |||
| Illumination Of Lamps & LEDs | |||
| Primary (Standby) Power Supply | |||
| Function of the Panel under maximum load (Disconnect Batteries) | |||
| Fire alarm notification | |||
| Signals | |||
| Audible & Visual | |||
| Remote Annunciations | |||
| Correct operation & identification of annunciator | |||
| Initiating Devices | |||
| Function of Smoke Detectors | |||
| Function of Heat Detectors | |||
| Function of Manual Call Points | |||
| Function of Water Flow Devices | |||
| Interfaced Equipment | |||
| Function of HVAC Interface | |||
| Function of Fire Pumps | |||
| Battery | |||
| Visual Inspection for Corrosion or Leakage | |||
| Charger Voltage 28 VDC | |||
| Discharge Voltage 26 VDC | |||
| Load Voltage 24 VDC |
10. RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS
Please refer to below mentioned supplier recommended spare parts list.
| S. No | Product ID | Description | Manufacturer | Qty | Units |
| 1 | 4090-9002 | IAM RELAY, IDNET | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 2 | GSA4098-9792 | SSD SENSOR BASE GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 3 | GSA4098-9733 | SSD HEAT SENSOR GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 4 | 4906-9127 | A/V M-C NON ADDRESS, RED, WALL | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 5 | 4906-9131 | WP MC AV NON-ADDR WALL MT RED | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 6 | GSA4098-9793 | SSD SENSOR BASE W/ISOLATOR GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 7 | GSA4098-9714 | SSD PHOTO SENSOR GSA | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 8 | 4099-9703 | SIMPLEX ENG/ARABIC CALL POINT W/LED | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 9 | INT2099-9139 | PULL STAT CAST D/A B LOCK SPST | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 10 | 4090-9001 | IAM SUPERVISED IDNET | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 11 | GSA4098-9754 | ANALOG PHOTO SENSOR WITH HEAT | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 12 | 4906-9102 | V/O M-C NON ADDRESS, RED, CEILING | Simplex, USA | Nos | |
| 13 | 4090-9118 | RLY IDNET 2 IAM W/T SENSE | Simplex, USA | Nos |
11. TEST CERTIFICATES
Please refer to attached test certificates for system components.
12. TROUBLESHOOTING CHECKLIST
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Required Action |
| AC power LED
flashes & panel buzzer on. |
AC MAINS input is interrupted. | Check the AC fuse inside the Control Panel & the spur unit & replace if burned. Rectify the power problem & reset the panel. |
| Battery depleted &
panel buzzer on. |
Battery Disconnected
or failed |
Check the battery connections & rectify the connection problems. Reset the panel. OR replace it. |
| Negative ground fault is displayed in the panel. | Negative terminal of the field wiring
touching the ground |
Isolate the section of the field wiring which is touching the ground. |
| Short circuit fault is
displayed in the panel |
Short circuit in the
field wiring |
Check the status of the isolators in the field. Identify the area through no answer devices between isolators. |
| Display shows ‘open circuit’ in loop wiring & panel buzzer on. | Discontinuity in the device loop | Check the loop No. details from the panel display. Find the fault & replace the cable. Reset the system. |
| Display shows
‘BAD ANSWER’ & panel buzzer on. |
Two devices have same address. | Check for any latest additions of fire alarm devices. Compare the new address with as built drawings. Make necessary changes in the address setting & reset the panel. |
| Display shows
‘NAC open circuit’ & panel buzzer on. |
End of Line resistor is missing or cable
discontinuity. |
Check the EOL resistor & replace if damaged. Find the fault in the sounder cable & replace it. Reset the system. |
| Display shows ‘SIG
open circuit’ & panel buzzer on. |
End of Line resistor
is missing or cable discontinuity. |
Check the EOL resistor & replace if damaged. Find the fault in the Speaker cable & replace it. Reset the system. |
| Display shows ‘NO ANSWER’ & panel buzzer on | No address / no communication | Check the physical address and voltage at the terminal of the field device. |
| Display shows
‘Dirty or Excessively dirty’ & panel buzzer on |
Dust accumulation /
contamination |
Clean the sensor or replace it. Reset the system. |
13. MANUFACTURER DATA
Please refer to attached product catalogues and manufacturer information below:
Manufacturer Name: SIMPLEX – WEST MINISTER, USA
Contact Person :
Telephone :
Email :
14. EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE
Not applicable for fire alarm system.
15. SUPPLIER’S ADDRESS
Address:
Telephone :
Fax:
Email:
Contact Person:
Manufacturer’s Contact Details
SIMPLEX – WEST MINISTER, USA
Contact Person :
Telephone :
Email :
16. LIST OF AS BUILT DRAWINGS
| S. No | Drawing Title | Drawing No | Floor/Location |
17. EMERGENCY INFORMATION
| S. No | In Case Of Emergency | Contact | Phone No. |
| 1 | Accident / Incident | Police / Civil Defense | |
| 2 | Fire | Civil Defense | |
| 3 | Medical Emergency | Ambulance Or Police | |
| 4 | Power Failure | Power Distribution Company | |
| 5 | MEP Breakdown
Emergency Contact |
Day Time
Night Time |
18. WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
Please refer to warranty certificates.
19. COMMISSIONING DATA
Please refer to testing & commissioning reports.
