Hochiki FIRElink-NANO - Manual (Page 15)

FIRElink-NANO Air Sampling Detector – Installation and User Manual Page 15 of 21
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9 Commissioning
Local standards and specification requirements must be adhered to. A typical commissioning procedure
might entail the following steps:
Check installation against
design documentation
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Set detector configuration DIL
switches as required
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Disconnect detector from fire
panel if required
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Power up detector and wait for
15 minute FastLearn cycle to
finish (steady “OK” LED when
complete)
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Check/test connections to main
Fire Detection and Alarm
System
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Smoke test: check maximum
transport time is less than 120s,
verify sampling hole sensitivities
as required. Verify that smoke is
not prevented from reaching
sampling holes, e.g. by strong
air currents such as might be
caused by air-conditioning units
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Reconnect detector to fire panel
if required
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Complete test records; record
settings and results for
reference by maintenance
engineers