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Tyco Frush Sprinkler PDF
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Identification
Plug ����������������������������������������������������������� Plastic
appealing by concealing the deflector Escutcheon �������������������������������������������������� Steel
and other operating parts above the Installation Cup ����������������������������������������� Plastic
link assembly. The FSC Sprinkler, with
a heat sensitive solder type release Number (SIN) Installation Cup Insert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Plastic
Thread Extension ���������������������������������������Brass
element, is rated as a quick response Thread Adapter �������������������������������������������Brass
TY3200 Dust Cap ��������������������������������������������������� Plastic
sprinkler.
G3/8"
DIN ISO 228
SEE FIGURES 4 AND 7
FOR SEPARATELY
THREAD ORDERED
SHOULDER INSTALLATION
DEFLECTOR
COMPONENTS
GUIDE PIN
51 mm ESCUTCHEON
(2") AND DUST CAP
SPRINKLER MATING SURFACE ESCUTCHEON
BODY MOUNTING
SURFACE
16 mm
3 mm STYLE H (5/8")
(1/8") ESCUTCHEON
LINK (SEPARATELY
ASSEMBLY ORDERED)
SPRINKLER
WRENCHING 85 mm DIA.
NOTCHES (3-3/8")
SIDE VIEW
DEFLECTOR
OPERATED SIDE VIEW ASSEMBLY
(WITH SEPARATELY IN OPERATED
ORIENTATION * ORDERED ESCUTCHEON) POSITION
DOT
WRENCH
PRONGS
UNIQUELY
SPACED TO WRENCH FLAT
ENGAGE PARALLEL TO
SPRINKLER GUIDE PINS
WRENCHING WHEN WRENCH HEX
NOTCHES ENGAGES ACCEPTS
SPRINKLER 27 mm SOCKET
(FLAT INDICATES WRENCH ACCEPTS
RELATIVE 1/2" DRIVE
ORIENTATION OF FIGURE 3
DEFLECTOR AND W-TYPE 28 INSTALLATION CUP
ORIENTATION DOT) REMOVAL WRENCH
SOCKET
ACCEPTS
1/2" DRIVE
FIGURE 2
W-TYPE 25 SPRINKLER
INSTALLATION WRENCH
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ALL PIPE
THREADS
STRAIGHT EMBEDDED
SPRINKLER FITTING
(G3/4" DIN ISO 228
PLUGS SPRINKLER OUTLET)
FITTING AT SYSTEM
MALE PRESSURE TEST
G3/4"
O-RING ADAPTER
DIN ISO EMBEDDED
228 RIBS SYSTEM
PIPE
THREAD
EXTENSION
FORMED
SPRINKLER
MODEL FSC CAVITY IN
SPRINKLER CONCRETE
STRUCTURE
INSERT DETENT
CAVITY DIMPLES
INSTALLATION CUP 6,4 mm 70 mm (2-3/4") DIA. EXPOSED
WITH O-RING (1/4") (REF.) CONCRETE
CEILING
CUP DETENT FASTENER ESCUTCHEON
85 mm DIA.
GROOVES HOLES
(3-3/8")
FIGURE 5
MODEL FSC FLUSH SPRINKLER
EXPOSED CONCRETE CEILING INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
CUP INSERT EMBEDDED
SPRINKLER FITTING
MALE FEMALE (G3/4" DIN ISO 228
G3/4" G1/2" OUTLET)
DIN ISO DIN ISO
228 228
ADAPTER
EMBEDDED
ADAPTER SYSTEM
PIPE
THREAD
MALE FEMALE EXTENSION
G1/2" G3/8"
DIN ISO DIN ISO FORMED
228 228 SPRINKLER
MODEL FSC CAVITY IN
SPRINKLER CONCRETE
THREAD SHOULDER STRUCTURE
RECESS
THREAD
EXTENSION
FIGURE 4 15 mm
MODEL FSC FLUSH SPRINKLER (19/32")
6,4 mm 70 mm (2-3/4") DIA.
CONCRETE CEILING MAXIMUM
(1/4") (REF.)
INSTALLATION COMPONENTS
ESCUTCHEON 85 mm DIA. CEILING
(3-3/8") FINISH
FIGURE 6
MODEL FSC FLUSH SPRINKLER
FINISHED CONCRETE CEILING INSTALLATION
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Step 1. Center Cup Insert at intended Step 2. Ensure O-ring is properly fitted Step 3. Align Installation Cup with Cup
sprinkler location and fasten to con- beneath threads on neck of installation Insert and press against concrete form.
crete form with either nails or screws. cup. Screw Installation Cup into sprin- Ensure Installation Cup snaps into
kler fitting ensuring top of installation place, fully engaging Cup Insert, and
cup is flush against face of sprinkler is flush against concrete form.
fitting.
Step 4. Connect pipe to sprinkler fitting Step 5. After required pressure test Step 6. After concrete has cured,
per manufacturer’s recommendations. has been successfully performed, pour remove concrete form with attached
concrete ceiling/floor. Ensure concrete Cup Insert.
Repeat steps 1 through 4 for remaining
is distributed evenly around installation
sprinkler locations in system. Perform
cup, sprinkler fitting and pipe.
system pressure test only after pipes
have been properly connected to all
sprinkler fittings. CAUTION
Note: Installation Cup serves as sprinkler Use extreme caution when distributing
fitting plug during system pressure test. concrete around pipe so as not to nick
or split pipe. Failure to do so may result
in equipment damage and/or system
failure.
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Step 7. Insert W-Type 28 Wrench (Ref. Step 8. Apply sealant (not included Step 9. Apply sealant to external
Figure 3) into installation cup cavity, with sprinkler kit) to external threads threads of sprinkler inlet. With hex end
fully seating and engaging internal of adapter. Hand-tighten Adapter into of thread extension oriented toward
cup ribs. Applying 27 mm hex wrench sprinkler fitting. Ensure adapter shoul- sprinkler inlet, hand-tighten onto sprin-
or 1/2 inch drive, unscrew Installa- der is flush against face of fitting. kler threads until recess is seated on
tion Cup from sprinkler fitting. Ensure sprinkler thread shoulder.
O-ring is removed with Installation Cup
from sprinkler fitting outlet and sprin- NOTICE
kler cavity. Ensure sealant avoids contact with NOTICE
Note: Apply ceiling finish or coating before internal threads of adapter. Failure to Ensure sealant avoids contact with
proceeding to sprinkler installation in do so may prevent proper assembly of sprinkler guide pins and internal water-
remaining steps. remaining components. way of sprinkler inlet. Failure to do so
may result in equipment failure.
Step 10. Assemble Escutcheon onto Step 11. Engage Sprinkler by W-Type Step 12. Remove W-Type 25 Wrench.
sprinkler body. Ensure Escutcheon is 25 Wrench (Ref. Figure 2). Hand-tighten
flush against sprinkler body mating (19 N∙m [14 lb-ft] Maximum) assembly
surface. Apply sealant to external into Adapter. Ensure Escutcheon is
threads of thread extension. flush against ceiling mounting surface
and Sprinkler is oriented as intended
NOTICE (refer to Figures 1 and 2 for orientation
details).
Ensure sealant avoids contact with
sprinkler guide pins and internal water- Note: W-Type 25 Wrench engages
way of thread extension. Failure to do Sprinkler in only one way. When Sprinkler
so may result in equipment failure. is engaged by Wrench, flat on Wrench is
parallel to sprinkler deflector guide pins,
indicating during installation relative
sprinkler deflector orientation.
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Step A. With reference to dimensions Step B. Assemble Dust Cap onto Step C. Apply sealant to external
provided in Figure 8, install sprinkler Sprinkler. Ensure Dust Cap is flush threads of sprinkler inlet. With hex end
fitting at proper distance above finished against sprinkler body mating surface. of thread extension oriented toward
suspended ceiling level and cut clear- sprinkler inlet, hand-tighten onto sprin-
ance hole centered on sprinkler fitting kler threads.
through ceiling panel.
Note: Ensure ceiling panel is properly NOTICE
installed before proceeding to sprinkler Ensure sealant avoids contact with
installation in remaining steps. sprinkler guide pins and internal water-
way of sprinkler inlet. Failure to do so
may result in equipment failure.
Step D. Assemble Escutcheon onto Step E. Engage Sprinkler by W-Type Step F. Remove W-Type 25 Wrench.
sprinkler body. Ensure Escutcheon is 25 Wrench (Ref. Figure 2). Hand-tighten
flush against sprinkler body mating (19 N∙m [14 ft- lb] Maximum) assembly
surface. Apply sealant to external into sprinkler fitting. Ensure Escutch-
threads of thread extension. eon is flush against ceiling mounting
surface and Sprinkler is oriented as
NOTICE intended (refer to Figures 1 and 2 for
orientation details).
Ensure sealant avoids contact with
sprinkler guide pins and internal water- Note: W-Type 25 Wrench engages
way of thread extension. Failure to do Sprinkler in only one way. When Sprinkler
so may result in equipment failure. is engaged by Wrench, flat on Wrench is
parallel to sprinkler deflector guide pins,
indicating during installation relative
sprinkler deflector orientation.
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FACE OF
MALE FEMALE DUST CAP SPRINKLER
G1/2" G3/8"
FITTING 50 mm (2")
DIN ISO DIN ISO
228 228
MODEL FSC
SPRINKLER
THREAD SHOULDER
RECESS
CEILING 70 mm (2-3/4") DIA.
THREAD PANEL 6,4 mm
EXTENSION 40 mm (1-1/2") DIA. (1/4")
DEFLECTOR
GUIDE PIN
Care and corrosive products of combustion, but
have not operated, should be replaced
CAVITY Maintenance if they cannot be completely cleaned
by wiping the sprinkler with a cloth or
DUST CAP TYCO Model FSC 80 K-factor Flush by brushing it with a soft bristle brush.
FIGURE 7 Sprinklers must be maintained and ser- Care must be exercised to avoid
MODEL FSC FLUSH SPRINKLER viced in accordance with this section: damage to the sprinklers – before,
SUSPENDED CEILING Service inspections should be made during, and after installation. Sprin-
INSTALLATION COMPONENTS on a regular basis to detect possible klers damaged by dropping, striking,
damage or alterations to the sprin- wrench twist/slippage, or the like, must
kler and escutcheon. Inspections be replaced.
should include making certain that the Frequent visual inspections are recom-
escutcheon is held fast to the mount- mended to be initially performed for
ing surface. Damaged or altered sprin- sprinklers installed in potentially corro-
klers are to be replaced immediately sive atmospheres to verify the integrity
to avoid personal injury and to prevent of the materials of construction as they
use for causing personal injury, as well may be affected by the corrosive con-
as to maintain the sprinkler system in ditions present for a given installation.
an operative condition.
The owner is responsible for the
Before closing a fire protection system inspection, testing, and maintenance of
main control valve for maintenance their fire protection system and devices
work on the fire protection system in compliance with this document, as
that it controls, obtain permission to well as with the applicable standards
shut down the affected fire protection of the approval agency and standards
system from the proper authorities of any other authority having jurisdic-
and notify all personnel who may be tion. Contact the installing contrac-
affected by this action. tor or product manufacturer with any
Sprinklers which are found to be questions.
leaking or exhibiting visible signs of Sprinklers are recommended to be
corrosion must be replaced. inspected, tested, and maintained by
Automatic sprinklers must never be a qualified Inspection Service in accor-
painted, plated, coated, or other- dance with local requirements and/or
wise altered after leaving the factory. national codes.
Modified sprinklers must be replaced.
Sprinklers that have been exposed to
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