Xtralis VESDA VLI Montageanleitung

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Technical Tip

Clean Air Zero

Overview

Clean Air Zero is a user-initiated VLI feature which compliments absolute detection and safeguards against

nuisance alarms.

This is achieved by introducing clean air into the detection chamber and taking a reference reading of the

chamber background. This reading is then offset against the actual environmental background to maintain

consistent absolute smoke detection over time.

The user can initiate the Clean Air Zero process using Xtralis VSC. It takes up to 60 seconds to complete,

during which time the detector is offline.

Process

When the user initiates the Clean Air Zero process from within the Xtralis VSC software, the following actions

occur:

1. The main aspirator is shut down.

2. The Clean Air Zero aspirator inside the detection chamber is activated, which circulates clean air only

within the detection chamber.

3. After a waiting period, a smoke reading is taken with clean air only in the chamber, which forms the new

clean air background value and is used as a reference point against the actual environmental background.

4. The Clean Air Zero aspirator is shut down and the main aspirator is re-activated.

5. An event indicating that the Clean Air Zero process has taken place is added to the event log.

Preparation

•The Clean Air Zero function shall be activated during every routine maintenance site visit

oClean and Back-Flush the VESDA pipe network as required prior to activating ‘Clean Air

Zero’.

oEnsure dust or other contaminants have not fallen into the VLI pipe inlets if pipes are removed

for Back-Flush.

oCheck all pipes are re-inserted correctly into the VLI pipe inlets.

oPower the VLI and observe for any fault conditions.

oRe-normalise VLI

oActivate Clean Air Zero function.

AUTHORISED DISTRIBUTOR OF VESDA

www.flamestop.com.au | [email protected]

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Procedure

1. Connect to the VLI detector using the latest version of VSC (available at www.xtralis.com)

2. Activate the Clean Air Zero function which is found under the Device tab, as shown below.

3. Enter the password when requested. If you do not know the password, please contact the local VESDA

distributor.

4. Read the warning and ensure all of the required processes

are in place, once ready click YES to proceed.

5. Wait for one minute and then check the detailed status tab

as shown below at the completion if Clean Air Zero process.

AUTHORISED DISTRIBUTOR OF VESDA

www.flamestop.com.au | [email protected]

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