HOWLER SITE ALERT RF SA02M Bedienungsanleitung

SITE ALERT RF SITE EVACUATION ALARM

USER MANUAL

Models: SA02M, SA02S, SA02HD

DO NOT DISCARD –ESSENTIAL

INFORMATION IS CONTAINED IN THIS

MANUAL

Issue 3

15/01/2017

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Purpose

The SITE ALERT RF is designed to alert the occupants of a building or site in the event of an emergency

such as a fire. The SITE ALERT RF is a self-contained, battery operated alarm unit which can be linked

wirelessly with up to 30 other units, so that the operation of one unit will cause all other linked units to

sound. The SITE ALERT RF is specifically designed for use on construction sites and other temporary

situations, where a conventional fire alarm system is not appropriate.

Instructions for Use

Each SITE ALERT RF system must have a Master Unit (SA02M). Up to 30 Subsidiary Units (SA02S) or

Detectors (SA02HD or SA02SD) can be connected to the Master unit to create a system of

interconnected units.

Before installation:

1) Decide how many Site Alerts will be linked together on the system

2) Remove screw from the front of each Subsidiary Unit.

3) Open the cover and set the address for each Subsidiary unit using the DIP switches (see DIP

switch address diagram)

4) Connect the 2 sets of batteries. The red LED in the switch will pulse regularly, indicating that the

Subsidiary unit is not yet connected to the Master unit.

5) Once all Subsidiary units have been addressed and have the batteries connected, open the

Master unit and set the Master unit address on the DIP switches the same as the last Subsidiary

unit (i. e. highest numbered address). Insert the batteries. To access the D cell battery holders,

two screws holding the white plastic section must be removed and the white section will slide

out towards you. Take care when re-securing the white plastic section, to avoid trapping the

wires. The white plastic section should be secure, but do not overtighten the screws. Connect

the 2 sets of batteries in the Master unit.

6) The red LEDs on the switches on each Subsidiary unit will stop pulsing once they have established

contact with the Master unit.

Heat Detectors

Detectors are set-up and addressed in the same manner as a Subsidiary Unit. To access the DIP switches

and batteries, remove the detector head by twisting anti-clockwise, and then remove the Pozi screw

behind the detector. 3 x C-cell batteries should be fitted in the designated battery holder, and 1 x 9V

(PP3) battery should be fitted in the rear of the white detector. (see page 6). Once the batteries are

connected the LED on the outer casing will pulse until the Detector is connected to the Master unit.

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Since heat rises to the highest point first, the detector should be securely mounted horizontally, as close

as possible to the ceiling. Avoid mounting the detectors within 500mm of a wall, light fitting or other

obstruction (e.g. beam). (Further information regarding the siting of detectors, which may be helpful, is

available in BS5839-1)

The 9 volt battery in the detector head is located under the battery pocket door –the head will need to

be removed by twisting it anticlockwise. The detector should be tested on a weekly basis, by pressing

and holding the test button.

The detector should be kept clean, and any dust removed on a regular basis to ensure that its sensitivity

is not reduced. The detector should never be painted.

The detector is powered by a single alkaline 9V PP3 battery, readily available. The detector will emit an

intermittent ‘beep’ when the battery requires replacement.

Mounting the Site Alerts

The Site Alerts can now be mounted in the desired locations. The Master unit should be mounted in a

central location, within range of all the Subsidiary units. There are fixing holes in the backplate of each

unit. Each unit should be securely mounted to prevent damage by dropping or falling, and it should be

mounted as high as is reasonably practicable (recommended: 1.5m). The cover can then be replaced

using the fixing screw.

In general the Site Alerts should be sited on exit routes in easily accessible places, which are unlikely to

be obstructed. Units should be sited so that it is possible to reach a Site Alert from any point in the

building within 45m. The stairwells are ideal locations. This ensures that Howlers are in easy reach of

personnel and that the sound levels are adequate to warn all persons present. Wherever possible, Site

Alerts should be mounted on mobile fire points or backboards so that they can be repositioned easily

and quickly.

If the red LED in the switch of any Subsidiary unit starts to pulse during the installation process, this

indicates that it has lost contact with the Master unit, and a better location should be found. On large

projects, some patience may be required to ensure that the best location for each unit is found.

Once all units have been mounted, and no LED switches remain flashing, the system is now ready for

use.

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Testing:

The SITE ALERT RF system should be tested after installation and weekly thereafter to ensure correct

operation. Push and hold the switch on any unit until the alarms sound. Reset the system by pushing

the switch on any unit three times in succession. The sirens will continue to sound for a brief period then

will silence.

The SITE ALERT RF monitors the connections between units continually. If any Subsidiary unit becomes

disconnected from the Master unit, the red LED in the switch of the Subsidiary unit will pulse regularly.

This unit should be re-positioned to a location where connection can be re-established. Please note that

in buildings where the layout is changing frequently, disconnections will occur, and the user should be

aware of this.

If it seems difficult to regain connection, taking the Subsidiary Unit to the Master Unit, and powering

down both units (disconnecting the batteries) and powering them up again will restore the connection.

Batteries:

The SITE ALERT RF units are powered by standard alkaline batteries. These should be replaced at least

annually. Disconnect the old batteries and dispose of them safely. Position the new batteries in the

same manner and re-connect. If the SITE ALERT RF is in storage for any length of time, disconnect the

batteries.

The SITE ALERT RF has an automatic battery test facility. If the 9V (PP3) battery requires replacement

two LEDs on the beacon will illuminate. If the 1.5V batteries require replacement the LED in the switch

will flash intermittently (...-…-...-…-...- etc.). The Master unit contains 8 x ‘D’cell batteries, and the

Subsidiary units contain 3 x ‘C’cell batteries. The LED in the switch in the Master unit will pulse regularly

if any Subsidiary unit becomes disconnected. Likewise, the LED in the switch in the Master unit will flash

intermittently (...-…-...-…-...- etc.) if the 3V batteries in any of the Subsidiary units is low.

NB: Low batteries can cause disconnections, so always check the batteries if disconnections are

occurring between the Master and Subsidiary units.

Spare parts:

Batteries are available from your SITE ALERT RF supplier. Use only high quality alkaline batteries

(Duracell Procell, Energizer, or equivalent)

Running more than 30 units

If more than 30 Subsidiary units are required to operate in close proximity, it is possible to operate up

to 7 other systems on different channels. In order to set up a system on a different channel, DIP switches

are used to re-code the system. See the DIP switch channel address diagram for further information.

Units on different channels do not link together.

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DIP Switch Channel Address Diagram

The white squares indicate the switch positions.

Typical Site Layouts

= Subsidiary unit

= Master unit

Multi-storey Block

Stair-core

Open-Plan site

Channel

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DIP Switch Address Diagram

The white squares indicate the switch positions.

Address:

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HOW TO READ THE SIGNALS

These two LEDs

illuminate if the 9V

(PP3) battery needs

replacing

The LED in the

switch pulses

regularly and

constantly if the

units has lost

connection with

the Master

The LED in the

switch flashes

intermittently

(… - … - … - etc.) if

the C-cell batteries

need replacing

The screw to open

the unit is located

here

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INSIDE THE SITE ALERT

MASTER UNIT

DIP Switch for addressing –the address for the Master unit

should be the same as the highest number Subsidiary unit

on the system (see p. 4)

Connector blocks from D cell battery packs

Screws to access battery pack –secure firmly but do not

over-tighten

9V (PP3) Alkaline battery for the siren

8 no. ‘D’cell Alkaline batteries for the radio linking

SUBSIDIARY UNIT

DIP Switch for addressing –the address for the Master

unit should be the same as the highest number

Subsidiary unit on the system (see p. 4)

9V (PP3) Alkaline battery for the siren

3 no. ‘C’cell Alkaline batteries for the radio linking

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DETECTOR

Screw to access battery pack and DIP switches

9V (PP3) Alkaline battery for the detector behind this

flap

Connector lead for the detector

LED indicator light. The LED in the switch flashes

intermittently (… - … - … - etc.) if the C-cell batteries

need replacing. The LED in the switch pulses regularly

and constantly if the units has lost connection with the

Master.

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Trouble Shooting

1) Site Alert Subsidiary not sounding when system activated

2) Site Alert Subsidiary Switch LED is flashing

Is the LED in the switch pulsing

regularly?

It is likely that there is a

problem with the location of

the Site Alert. Try

repositioning the Site Alert

nearer the Master unit. Does

the LED stop pulsing?

Problem solved. Test the Site

Alert by pressing the switch

until the sirens sound.

Take the Site Alert back to the

Master unit. Press the switch

3 times in succession. Does the

LED stop pulsing?

The 'C' cell batteries are

exhausted. Open the Site Alert

replace the 3 'C' cell batteries.

Test the Site Alert for correct

operation.

Now take the Site Alert back to

the desired location, ensuring

that the LED does not start to

pulse. Test the Site Alert by

pressing the switch until the

sirens sound.

Open the Site Alert and

disconnect the 'C' cell

batteries. Reconnect, and the

LED should stop pulsing.

Now take the Site Alert back to

the desired location, ensuring

that the LED does not start to

pulse. Test the Site Alert by

pressing the switch until the

sirens sound.

Is the LED pulsing regularly and

constantly?

The Site Alert is disconnected

from the Master. Press the

switch 3 times.

If the LED continues to pulse,

move the Site Alert to a new

location, nearer the Master

where the pulsing stops. Test

the unit.

Test the Site Alert for correct

operation.

Open the Site Alert, remove the

3 'C' cell batteries and replace

with new

If the pulsing is intermitent (...-

...-...-...-etc) the 'C' cell batteries

need to be replaced.

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