Det-Tronics U5006 Air Duct Smoke Detector User Manual

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APPLICATION

The Det-Tronics U5006 Air Duct Smoke Detector is

designed to detect the presence of smoke for the

primary purpose of controlling blowers and dampers in

air conditioning and ventilation systems and is intended

for use in classified areas in hazardous industrial and

commercial locations. The unit mounts directly to heating,

ventilating, and air conditioning ducts and utilizes a cross

sectional sampling tube arrangement that allows large

volume air sampling. The U5006 is intended to serve

as a supplement rather than a substitute for open area

detection.

The air duct smoke detector is intended to be connected

to a control unit and function as part of a fire protection

system. The U5006 is designed for use with a 4-wire

system fire alarm control panel (2 wires for detector

power and 2 wires for detector output).

The detector operates on the forward infrared light

scattering principle, a technology that is based on more

than 30 years of experience in advanced photoelectric

detection systems.

FEATURES

CSA Certified for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C

& D hazardous locations.
Trouble-free photoelectric operation.

Standard 4-wire 24 Vdc operation.

Designed to meet ANSI/UL 268A smoke obscuration

limits.
600 to 4000 ft/min airflow range.

Rugged design for environmental extremes.

DESCRIPTION

The U5006 uses air sampling tubes to provide a cross

sectional sampling of air moving through the duct. Inlet

sampling tubes are available in four lengths: one foot,

three feet, six feet, and ten feet. The desired length

must be specified when ordering. See the “Ordering

Information” section for details.

The length of the inlet sampling tube is determined by the

width of the duct to be monitored. The inlet tube should

cover the entire width of the duct, therefore, specify the

shortest sampling tube that is at least the width of the

duct to be protected. It can then be cut to the exact

length at the job site.

Outlet tubes are one common length. Both inlet and

outlet tubes are furnished with each detector.

Detector operation
When smoke enters the detection chamber, the detector

latches into an alarm condition. This results in actuation

of an alarm relay, which is connected to the control panel.

In addition, an LED located on the detector housing is

illuminated to provide a visual indication that a smoke

alarm condition has occurred. An auxiliary set of Form

C alarm relay contacts is also provided for controlling

remote annunciation devices.

To reset the detector, operating power is temporarily

interrupted. This action resets the detector and any remote

alarm devices or other equipment that is connected to it.

It also causes a set of normally closed power supervisory

contacts to open, thus annunciating a trouble condition

at the control unit.

inStrUctionS

Air Duct Smoke Detector

for Classified Areas

U5006

2.2

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