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PROTEC CIRRUS HYBRID

ASPIRATING SMOKE
DETECTION SYSTEMS
USER MANUAL
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Table of Contents
1.0 SCOPE OF DOCUMENT ..................................................................................................................... 5

2.0 USER RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................................................................. 5
3.0 CIRRUS HYBRID GENERAL .............................................................................................................. 6
3.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Cloud Chamber ............................................................................................................................. 6
3.3 Scatter Chamber Detector ............................................................................................................ 7
3.4 Hybrid ............................................................................................................................................ 7
4.0 CIRRUS HYBRID GENERAL COMPONENT OVERVIEW ................................................................. 8
4.1 External Component Overview ..................................................................................................... 8
4.2 LED Status Indication ................................................................................................................... 8
4.3 Internal Component Overview ...................................................................................................... 9
4.4 Front Door Assembly Component Overview ..............................................................................10
4.5 Cirrus Hybrid Display ..................................................................................................................11
4.6 Access code ................................................................................................................................12
4.7 Home Page .................................................................................................................................13
4.8 Setting the Date and Time ..........................................................................................................14
4.9 Viewing the Airflow & Fan Settings .............................................................................................15
4.10 Changing the User Access Code ................................................................................................16
4.11 Viewing the Network information ................................................................................................16
4.12 Viewing the Event log .................................................................................................................17
4.13 Pipe Map .....................................................................................................................................17
5.0 RESPONSE TO AN ALARM .............................................................................................................18
5.1 Pre-alarm ....................................................................................................................................18
5.2 Fire ..............................................................................................................................................18
5.3 Silencing the Alarm .....................................................................................................................18
5.4 Resetting the Alarm ....................................................................................................................18
6.0 RESPONSE TO A FAULT/S .............................................................................................................19
6.1 Device Missing ............................................................................................................................19
6.2 Device Added ..............................................................................................................................19
6.3 Airflow Fault ................................................................................................................................19
6.4 No Water Fault ............................................................................................................................19
6.5 Chamber Seal Fault ....................................................................................................................19
6.6 Vacuum Fault ..............................................................................................................................19
6.7 Cloud Chamber LED fault ...........................................................................................................20
6.8 Water fill fault ..............................................................................................................................20
6.9 Sample ........................................................................................................................................20
6.10 Purge ...........................................................................................................................................20
6.11 High Optical Background ............................................................................................................20
6.12 Corrupt Settings ..........................................................................................................................20
6.13 Incomplete Manufacture .............................................................................................................20
6.14 Low supply ..................................................................................................................................20
6.15 Supply Fault ................................................................................................................................21
6.16 Corrupt File .................................................................................................................................21
6.17 Cold Unit .....................................................................................................................................21
6.18 Processor Fault ...........................................................................................................................21
6.19 Unit isolated ................................................................................................................................21
6.20 Airflow Ignored ............................................................................................................................21
6.21 Calibration ...................................................................................................................................21
6.22 Battery .........................................................................................................................................21
6.23 Mains...........................................................................................................................................22
6.24 Pipe Scan Halted ........................................................................................................................22
6.25 Heat Fault....................................................................................................................................22
6.26 Incorrect Device Type .................................................................................................................22
7.0 EVENTS .............................................................................................................................................23

8.0 MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................24
8.1 Cloud Chamber Water Requirements .........................................................................................24
8.2 Periodic Checks and Maintenance .............................................................................................24
8.3 Daily Checks ...............................................................................................................................24
9.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................25
There are no user serviceable parts inside the Cirrus Hybrid. A competent person trained to
undertake such work MUST carry out any internal maintenance work. A separate installation
and commissioning manual is available.
This equipment has been manufactured in conformance with the requirements of all
applicable EU council directives and regulations.
Electrical or electronic devices that are no longer serviceable must be collected separately and
sent for environmentally compatible recycling (in accordance with the European Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive). To dispose of old electrical or electronic devices,
you should use the return and collection systems put in place in the country concerned.
The policy of Protec Fire Detection plc is one of continuous improvement. As such we reserve the right to
make changes to product specifications at any time and without prior notice. Errors and omissions excepted.
1.0 Scope of document

This document details the user information for the Protec Cirrus Hybrid Aspirating Smoke Detector with
specific attention to the basic system operations of the product. The Protec Cirrus Hybrid Aspirating Smoke
Detector has been designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom and complies fully with current
standard dictating aspirating smoke detector design practice (EN54 parts 20).
2.0 User Responsibilities

The registered owner of the fire alarm system has specific responsibilities regarding the installation, testing
and maintenance of the fire alarm system.
BS5839 Pt 1: 2013 Section 7 states that the user of the fire alarm system must appoint a single named
person to supervise all matters regarding the fire alarm system.
Summarised below are the responsibilities expected of the named person,
It is strongly advised that a full copy of BS5839 Pt 1: 2013 is obtained and

thoroughly read and understood.
3.0 Cirrus Hybrid General

3.1 Introduction
The Cirrus Hybrid utilises both Cloud Chamber and Scatter Chamber detection technology to monitor for
Fire and Smoke through an aspirating pipe system. These two technologies are used together to combine
the best attributes of each technology in an algorithm based system.
3.2 Cloud Chamber

It is known that particles smaller than the wavelength of visible light occur spontaneously as a material is
overheated, and in numbers far above those present in a normal ambient environment. Cirrus Hybrid
utilises the Wilson Cloud Chamber principle to detect the sub-micron particles that are generated at the
incipient, and all other stages of fire.
A filtered air sample is delivered to the detector via a centrifugal blower, a portion of which is diverted into a
humidifier. At approximately 100% relative humidity, the sample is directed to the Cloud Chamber where,
because of cooling, due to rapid vacuum expansion, water condenses onto the small particles and forms a
‘cloud’.
Consequently, the thermally generated particles cause many droplets to form into the cloud, which is then
detected by the measuring system of the Cloud Chamber. The density of the cloud being proportional to
the number of particles present.
The result is a continuous signal that corresponds to the particle concentration. This signal is used to
provide a staged alarm sequence with four alarm levels.
The Cirrus Hybrid is a self-supervised system that continuously monitors for correct operation. Any problem
is immediately reported on the front panel display, buzzer and the operation of a Fault relay.
The Cirrus Hybrid locally stores fault data, background particle concentration and event data. These can be
accessed from the Menus.
Pressure
Monitor Sensor Vacuum Pump
Photodiode Power Connector
Humidified
Sample Valve
Sample Inlet
Sample Valve Pipe
Vacuum
Sample Filter
Release Valve
Pressure Monitor Water Inlet Pipe
Pipe
Purge Inlet
Water Valve
Vacuum Pipe Pipe
Purge Valve
Purge Filter
LED
Figure 3.2 Cirrus Hybrid Cloud Chamber Assembly
The diagram shows the physical details of the Cirrus Cloud Chamber for reference throughout this manual.
3.3 Scatter Chamber Detector

The Scatter Chamber Detector (SCD) operates by measuring the light scattered by the air within the scatter
chamber.
A photo sensitive sensor element is placed in a dark chamber with a high brightness light source that
cannot be ‘seen’ by the sensor. When smoke is present the light is scattered in all directions, some of
which is detected by the sensor and relates to the amount of smoke present.
The scatter chamber detector in the Cirrus Hybrid is very sensitive, many times more than that of the point
detector and so can be used in an aspirating system which has considerable dilution from clean areas.
3.4 Hybrid
As scatter chambers are as sensitive to dust as they are to smoke, the hybrid system utilises the cloud
chamber as the primary detector which is not affected by dust with a boost signal when the scatter
chamber detects the smoke. Using the two technologies allows the Cirrus Hybrid to make the fire decision
even earlier whilst minimising the detection of false alarms.
The features of the Protec Cirrus Hybrid Aspirating Smoke Detector are:
 Incipient fire detection via Cloud Chamber  Common Fault output contact
Detector technology  5 Programmable output contacts
 High performance optical smoke detection  3 Programmable input contacts
via Scatter Chamber Detectors  Airflow monitoring per pipe channel
 Up to 4 detection areas  Variable blower speed control
 LED status indication; to indicate supply  7” Full colour LCD touch screen display for
healthy, fault, pre-alarm and fire fault reporting and ease of setup
 Protec addressable protocol  Commissioning menu; access code protected
 On-board short circuit isolator  Remote network via TCP/IP
4.0 Cirrus Hybrid General Component Overview

4.1 External Component Overview
A2 A3 A4
A1
E
F
D
Key
H A1 Air Inlet – Pipe 1
A2 Air Inlet – Pipe 2
B Air Exhaust / Return
B C LCD Touch Display
D LED Status Indication
E Cable Entry Knock Outs
F Cable Gland (20mm)
G Fire Protected Cable
H Product Manufacture Label
Figure 4.1 Cirrus Hybrid External Components
4.2 LED Status Indication
A D
B C
Key
A Supply Heathy
B Fault
C Pre-Alarm
D Fire 1 to 3
Figure 4.2 Cirrus Hybrid LED Status Indication
4.3 Internal Component Overview
B1 B2 B3 B4
A
K K
E
H
I
F
J
K
G
Rear View Key

A Front Display Assembly
B1 SCD Location 1
B2 SCD Location 2
B3 SCD Location 3
B4 SCD Location 4
C Terminal Connection Board
D Earth block
E Vacuum Pump Assembly
L F Water Bottle
G Vacuum Silencer
(1)
H Pipe Scanning Unit
I Cloud Chamber Assembly
M J Sample Inlet, Purge & Vacuum Outlet
K Unit Wall Fixing Points
L Front Door (Rear View)
M Label: Wiring Diagram
(1)
Hybrid scanning unit only
Figure 4.3 Cirrus Hybrid Internal Components
4.4 Front Door Assembly Component Overview
A D
E
C
G
F
J
Key
A Rear Display Cover Moulding
B Label: MAC address & SCD Position
C Front Display Assembly Securing Screws
D Ribbon Cable to Terminal Board
E Hinge Pin
F Ribbon Cable to Cloud Chamber and Zone Scanning Unit
G Ethernet Connection TCPIP (RJ45)
H USB_B Computer Connection
I Camera Connection (RJ45)
J Touch Display Calibration Reset Button
Figure 4.4 Cirrus Hybrid Front Door Assembly Components
4.5 Cirrus Hybrid Display

The Cirrus Hybrid uses a touch screen for its display. There are no buttons other than those presented on
the touch screen. The display is based on a scrolling webpage which initially shows the top of the page,
representing the first page or screen, known as the Home Page. The Home Page shows the Combined
Fire and Smoke (CFS) levels of all the connected pipes in a dial, in this case four pipes.
The CFS number indicates the numerical value of the particle level of both fire and smoke in the protected
area. The pre-alarm (Amber), fire 1, fire 2, and fire 3 (red) alarms points are indicated by the coloured
markers. The current status of fires and faults are shown under the Detector Status title bar below the dials.
Fire 2
Fire 1 Fire 3
Pre-Alarm
Combined Fire &

Smoke (CFS) dial
Cloud Signal
Quick Silence button Detector status list of current Optical signal contribution
navigation icons faults, pre-alarms and fires
For quick navigation there are a series of icons permanently displayed on either side of the page / screen:
Return to Home Page Input – Output Settings Network Setup
Enter Access Code System Text & Alarm Event log, Realtime,
Button Text Historic Graphs
Set Time and Date Scroll Up a line Service Assist

(hold for fast scroll) And Camera Control
Airflow & Fan Settings

Site Information & Pipe Map
Address, Comments,
Manufacturing
Sensitivity Settings Information
Scroll Down a line
(hold for fast scroll)
Time Zone Settings Access Codes &
Service Information
4.6 Access code

Although all menu screens are viewable, to enable the user functions the user is required to enter an
access level code to modify or save configurations.
Click on the key icon to the left of the page.
Enter the access level code and click enter.
Providing the code is correct for either user the following message will appear and the icon will change
colour from the green to a red .
User Level Access Code (default): 1 4 4 2
If the code is incorrect the following message will appear.
The access level timeouts after 4 minutes from the last keypress/screen touch.
Pressing the red icon logs the user out.
The default access code can be changed from the access code menu screen .
Providing the user access code has been correctly entered the user can begin to view and edit basic
system functions of Cirrus Hybrid detector.
4.7 Home Page
Select the home icon for quick navigation.
Selecting a pipe dial on the home page displays the two fire
and smoke technologies calculated to generate the combined
fire and smoke signal (CFS).
Fire and Smoke is a combination of the two technologies to
create the combined fire and smoke (CFS) algorithm.
Fire level dials Reset button
Cloud Particles Per Cubic Centimetre (pcc) x 1000

Scale 10,000 to 10,000,000pcc
Optical Particles Percentage Obscuration Per Metre (%/m)

Scale 0 – 0.4%/m
CFS Combined Fire and Smoke

Mathematical algorithm
Time zone
Providing ‘timezone’ is enabled, the home page will display to
indicate the pipe night mode is activated.
Silence and reset
The Cirrus Hybrid is fitted with an internal buzzer. The buzzer will sound when the unit is in Fault, Pre-
alarm or Fire.
Buzzer parameters
Fault Slow 1 second ON and 1 second OFF
Pre Alarm Slow 1 second ON and 1 second OFF
Fire Fast ½ second ON and ½ second OFF
The user access level allows the internal buzzer to be silenced by pressing the silence button.
When a fire is active the Cirrus Hybrid displays a reset button. Press the reset button to manually reset the
fire. The fire will automatically reset once the potential hazard is removed.
4.8 Setting the Date and Time
Click on the clock icon on the left hand side. Ensure you are logged in as user to edit the time.
Set the time either by the:

 rotating the clock minute hand by selecting and dragging or
 using the + & - symbols to increment/decrement the hours & minutes.
Set the date by:

 navigating the >> arrows to the correct year
 navigating the > arrows to the correct month
 clicking the correct day.
4.9 Viewing the Airflow & Fan Settings
Click the airflow icon for quick navigation.
The airflow menu displays:

 the current airflow for each pipe.
 the fault tolerance monitoring for each pipe.
 the airflow ignore box for each pipe.
 the fan speed configurable from 5% to 100%.
The acceptable fault tolerance area is displayed on the dial in green; therefore any reading in the red area
generates a fault.
4.10 Changing the User Access Code

Click the access codes icon for quick navigation. Ensure you are logged using the current user access
code to enable editing. The user access level code can be changed to a custom number of digits ranging
from 1 to 9.
4.11 Viewing the Network information

Click the network icon for quick navigation.
The network menu displays:
 Protec Loop serial number.
 Protec address for each pipe assigned by the Protec fire panel
 IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway either automatically assigned by network or manually
inputted as a fixed address.
 Camera [1 to 6] URL address of the JPEG feed
4.12 Viewing the Event log

Click the log data icon for quick navigation. Click again to toggle between event log, realtime and
historical graph.
The Cirrus Hybrid stores all fire, faults and events in the event log. The event log can store a maxium of
256 events. In the user access level 16 latest events are viewable.
4.13 Pipe Map

Click the site pipe icon for quick navigation.
Displays a map of the system pipework installation, providing requested at time of commissioning.
To remove the image map from the display touch the screen anywhere, the display will return to the home
page.
5.0 Response to an Alarm

5.1 Pre-alarm
When a pre-alarm condition is activated the Cirrus Hybrid unit will display the pipe text of the pipe in alarm
in the ‘detector status’ list. The pre-alarm LED will illuminate and the buzzer will pulse. Any commissioned
outputs will activate and the fire condition is reported to the Protec Fire panel.
The appointed ‘Responsible Person’ should investigate the relevant area following the official
procedures for the building. Extreme care must be exercised at all times.
5.2 Fire
When a fire alarm condition is activated the Cirrus Hybrid unit will display the pipe text of the pipe in alarm
and the fire alarm level (1, 2 or 3) in the ‘detector status’ list. The fire alarm level LED will illuminate and the
buzzer will pulse (fast). Any commissioned outputs will activate and the fire condition is reported to the
Protec Fire panel.
The building fire plan must be executed immediately.
5.3 Silencing the Alarm

Press the Silence button when in user access level will silence alarm outputs. A further activation will re-
sound the alarms.
5.4 Resetting the Alarm

After the cause of the alarm has been determined the Cirrus Hybrid can be manually reset if required, by
pressing the reset button when in user access level. The fire alarm will automatically reset once the
potential hazard is removed.
To reset the fire panel refer to the fire panel user manual.
6.0 Response to a Fault/s

The Cirrus Hybrid monitors various aspects of the unit to ensure the unit is operating within its correct
parameters. When the cirrus hybrid has a fault the buzzer will sound and one or more of the following
indications will be displayed. Unless otherwise stated in is necessary to contact a Protec operative or a
Protec distributor.
6.1 Device Missing

A communication problem to a device within the unit has been detected or a device has been removed
from the unit.
User Action
Check the device in fault is fitted correctly otherwise contact a Protec operative or a Protec distributor.
6.2 Device Added

A Cirrus Hybrid device has been added to the unit but the unit has not been commissioned to enable the
device. The device will NOT detect fires.
User Action
Contact a Protec operative or a Protec distributor.
6.3 Airflow Fault

The airflow reading has moved out of the accepted fault tolerance nominal value range by either an
increase or a decrease in airflow.
Select the quick navigate airflow icon to view the current airflow value. At the time
of commissioning when the pipe configurations are complete the airflow reading must
be zeroed. The Cirrus Hybrid sets the normalised zeroed value to 100%. If the airflow
reading has drifted out of the fault tolerance range an airflow fault is generated.
User Action
Check the air inlet pipes and outlet exhaust are fitted correctly with no blockages
If the fault persists contact a Protec operative or a Protec distributor.
6.4 No Water Fault

The cloud chambers distilled water reservoir is empty. The unit will continue to operate for approximately 5
days after the ‘No Water’ fault is generated.
User Action
Refill the internal water container using distilled water only. Any other water will damage the unit. Follow the
service procedure.
6.5 Chamber Seal Fault

The chamber is tested for ‘leaks’ during the power up tests. This fault does not necessarily stop the unit
functioning, but it must be attended to before complete failure occurs.
User Action
6.6 Vacuum Fault

The unit has detected that the vacuum generated is insufficient to form a cloud. Check connections to the
pump, the pump operation and the pipe to sensor on the PCB and from the pump to the cloud chamber.
User Action
6.7 Cloud Chamber LED fault

The unit has detected that insufficient light is being received at the photodiode.
User Action
6.8 Water fill fault

The unit has detected that the water fill value level reading out of range.
User Action
6.9 Sample
The unit has detected that the cloud chamber sample route is blocked. This means that the unit is not
receiving a sample.
User Action
6.10 Purge
The unit has detected that the purge path is blocked. This means that the unit is not purging correctly.
User Action
6.11 High Optical Background

The optical analogue value has increased outside the operation limitation range. The Scatter Chamber
Detector (SCD) is a calibrated device therefore disassembling the unit will void the calibration.
User Action
6.12 Corrupt Settings

Internal settings are outside the expected values.
User Action
6.13 Incomplete Manufacture

The manufacturing data has not been fully entered and saved.
User Action
6.14 Low supply

The unit has detected that the incoming DC power to the unit is too low (less than approx. 19VDC).
User Action
6.15 Supply Fault

The supply fault monitoring input is reading less than 2,5V. The unit has detected that the fault output from
the charger has activated.
User Action
It may be necessary to look at the power supply charger unit to determine the cause of the fault.
The fault persists contact a Protec operative or a Protec distributor.
6.16 Corrupt File

This is specifically based on the webpage file which is checked when programmed into the unit.
User Action
6.17 Cold Unit

The unit internal temperature has been lower than 3°C. The water could start to freeze at ~°C.
A cold unit may also generate water fill faults as unit is too cold to fill.
User Action
6.18 Processor Fault

The internal processor hardware has unexpectedly reset. Cleared only on a full power cycle. This is
indicated if a problem has been detected with the micro controller or the Read Only Memory (ROM).
User Action
6.19 Unit isolated

The units alarm relays have been isolated via a monitored input.
User Action
If used check external input isolation equipment. Otherwise contact a Protec operative or a Protec
distributor.
6.20 Airflow Ignored

Airflow monitoring has been ignored for selected pipe/s.
User Action
6.21 Calibration
Values stored for calibration are out of range.
User Action
6.22 Battery
A monitored input set up for External Battery Fault has detected a fault.
User Action
Check the power supply equipment and wiring if the fault persists contact a Protec operative or a Protec
distributor.
6.23 Mains
A monitored input set up for Mains Fault has detected a fault.
User Action
Check the power supply equipment and wiring if the fault persists contact a Protec operative or a Protec
distributor.
6.24 Pipe Scan Halted

The pipe hold function forces a scanning unit to sample from the selected pipe. While unit is in this state it
will display a ‘Pipe Scan Halted fault’, until the pipe hold function is disabled.
User Action
6.25 Heat Fault

The thermistor reading for monitoring the pipe temperature in the SCD is out of range.
User Action
6.26 Incorrect Device Type

The SCD fitted is the incorrect type for the Hybrid. Types include Hybrid SCD and ProPoint PLUS SCD.
User Action
7.0 Events
The Cirrus Hybrid stores operational events within the internal memory ‘event log’. The following events are
logged.
Processor Fault The internal processor hardware has unexpectedly reset.
Power Up The unit has powered up, occurring on first power, unstable supply voltage or after
an undesired reset.
Fire Level The fire level has increased above the stable background threshold.
Time Set The internal system time has been set.
Faults Cleared All system faults have been cleared, system returned to normal status.
Event Log Cleared The event log has been manually cleared.
Historic Graph The historic graph has been manually cleared.

Cleared
Supply Brownout The operating supply voltage has reduced to < 18VDC for > 2 seconds.
Device Reset An SCD has been reset.
Fire Reset A fire condition has been manually reset.
Water Emptied The water empty function has been activated.
Airflow Faults Cleared The airflow latched fault has been manually reset.
8.0 Maintenance
Maintenance service visits are dependent upon the type of application environment. For example a unit
installed into a dirty environment will require more frequent maintenance then a clean environment. All
maintenance should be carried out by a suitably trained and qualified person.
8.1 Cloud Chamber Water Requirements

Distilled water only, replenished as required, dependent upon environment. Low ambient humidity
(<50% R.H) or high ambient temperature (>30C) conditions will increase the water usage.
8.2 Periodic Checks and Maintenance

The Cirrus Hybrid continuously adjusts its monitoring functions by means of feedback loops, ensuring a
minimum of maintenance. To ensure continued correct operation, the system must be checked:
 Daily by the User.

 Every three months by Protec Fire Detection or an authorised representative.
 Whenever building alterations have been performed which could affect the system's operation.
 Whenever equipment within the protected area has been altered which could affect the system's
operation.
 During a fault condition.
 After any alarm condition.
The following are based on average conditions. Because of the wide range of possibilities in various
applications, the frequency of periodic checks and maintenance may have to be adjusted accordingly.
8.3 Daily Checks

The following must be performed EVERY DAY by the system User:
 Check system indicates a healthy condition.

 Any fault indicated should be recorded in the system logbook and investigated.
 Determine the extent of the fault and decide whether special actions (such as fire patrols) are needed.
 Check that any faults reported previously have been attended to.
9.0 Technical Specifications

Parameter Operating Conditions / Limitations
Power Supply 20 to 28VDC, Minimum 2ADC: Approved to EN54 Part 4: (Latest)
Power Supply Fuse 1.6A
Voltage Operating Range 20 to 28 VDC
Maximum Current
1.1ADC maximum at 24VDC (blower set to 100%, 4 Pipe Detector)
Consumption
Loop Protocol Protec Algo-tec™ 6000
Loop Isolator On board consult Protec DEL2110 for details
Loop Quiescent Current
0.7mA
Consumption
Fault Contact Rated at 30 VDC 1 ADC maximum [Normally closed]
3 Programmable monitored inputs 30 VDC [Active Low]
Input Contacts [1 to 3] Max applied voltage 30 VDC, Open Circuit Voltage ~16 VDC
Closed Circuit Resistance 1k5Ω
5 Programmable Clean Contacts Outputs
Output Contacts [1 to 5]
Rated at 30 VDC, 1 ADC max [Normally open]
Power Supply Input Monitor Normal 24VDC Input, Fault ≤ 2.5VDC
Temperature Range 0°C to 45°C ambient
Humidity Limit 0 - 95% non-condensing ambient
Power [Green LED]
Fault [Amber LED]
Indicators Pre-Alarm [Amber LED]
Alarm/Fire [Red LED]
7” LCD touch screen display
Distilled (or Triple De Ionised Water), replenished as required, dependent
Water Requirements
upon environment.
Sensitivity Range 0.002u/l³. 10,000 particles per cc to 10 million particles per cc.
Optical Sensitivity Range 0.1%/m to 20%/m
Sensitivity Settings 7 day programmable settings with daily time zones.
Sound Pressure Levels 72dB [peak] (Blower at 100%)
Airflow Monitoring High and Low airflow monitoring
± 5% to 50% respectively. For EN54 Part 20 compliance, Unit tolerance set
Airflow Monitoring Range
to ≤ 20% set by the PC commissioning tool.
Airflow Velocity Range 0.5 m/s to 6 m/s
Event Log 256 events stored on FIFO basis
Environmental History Typically 1 Month depending on activity
IP Rating IP30
Cable Access 10x 20mm replaceable knockouts
Screw terminal blocks
Cable Termination 2
(0.2 - 2.5 mm , 30 - 12AWG)
TCP/IP Networking Protocol RJ45 Socket connection
Connectivity
USB type B Socket connection
Pipe OD 25mm
Pipe Length Maximum Recommend to consult the pipe calculation program
User code (default) 1442

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1.0 SCOPE OF DOCUMENT ..................................................................................................................... 5

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1.0 Scope of document

2.0 User Responsibilities

Summarised below are the responsibilities expected of the named person,

It is strongly advised that a full copy of BS5839 Pt 1: 2013 is obtained and

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3.0 Cirrus Hybrid General

3.2 Cloud Chamber

Figure 3.2 Cirrus Hybrid Cloud Chamber Assembly

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3.3 Scatter Chamber Detector

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4.0 Cirrus Hybrid General Component Overview

Figure 4.1 Cirrus Hybrid External Components

4.2 LED Status Indication

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4.3 Internal Component Overview

Rear View Key

Figure 4.3 Cirrus Hybrid Internal Components

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4.4 Front Door Assembly Component Overview

Figure 4.4 Cirrus Hybrid Front Door Assembly Components

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4.5 Cirrus Hybrid Display

Combined Fire &

Return to Home Page Input – Output Settings Network Setup

Set Time and Date Scroll Up a line Service Assist

Airflow & Fan Settings

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4.6 Access code

Click on the key icon to the left of the page.

Enter the access level code and click enter.

colour from the green to a red .

User Level Access Code (default): 1 4 4 2

If the code is incorrect the following message will appear.

Pressing the red icon logs the user out.

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4.7 Home Page

Select the home icon for quick navigation.

Fire level dials Reset button

Cloud Particles Per Cubic Centimetre (pcc) x 1000

Optical Particles Percentage Obscuration Per Metre (%/m)

CFS Combined Fire and Smoke

Silence and reset

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4.8 Setting the Date and Time

Set the time either by the:

Set the date by:

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4.9 Viewing the Airflow & Fan Settings

Click the airflow icon for quick navigation.

The airflow menu displays:

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4.10 Changing the User Access Code

4.11 Viewing the Network information