Aico Ei129 User Instruction

Alarm Trigger Module
Connects to Sprinkler & EN54 Fire Systems (24V)
Instruction Manual
Contains vital information on the product’s operation and installation. Read and retain carefully. If you are just installing this product the manual MUST be given to the householder.
1. Introduction
Its main applications are:
1. To trigger the Smoke/Heat/Fire Alarms to sound when a Sprinkler System is activated.
2. To trigger all the Smoke/Heat/Fire Alarms in an apartment to sound when the EN54 Fire System in the common areas of the HMO* sense fire. This greatly increases the alarm sound level throughout the apartment (this helps meet the recommendations of the BS5839-6: 2004 Clause 13.2e) which requires 85dB(A) at each bedroom doorway. (It can also help meet the recommendations of Clause 13.2f) of 75dB(A) at each bed head where the fire risk assessment warrants it).
* HMO - House in Multiple Occupancy
2. Installation Instruction
2.1 Installation of Ei129 under Ei Electronics Easi-Fit Alarms.
WARNING: Mains powered Alarm Trigger Modules should be
installed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the regulations for Electrical Installations published by the Institution of Electrical Engineers (UK) (i.e. BS7671). Failure to install the unit correctly may expose the user to shock or fire hazards. This unit is not waterproof and must not be exposed to dripping or splashing.
WARNING: First disconnect the mains from the circuit to be used.
2.1.1 Choose a mounting position following the siting
instructions in the Smoke/Heat/Fire Alarm leaflet. Bring the wiring from the external N/O contacts to this position. (With an EN54 System an Input/Output Module is required and with a Sprinkler System Changeover contacts should be specified when it is being installed).
1
Model: Ei129
230V~ with
Battery Backup
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Caution:
The N/O contacts in the external device connected to the Ei129, must be electrically isolated and rated for 230V~.
2.1.2 Where the incoming wiring is on the surface of the
ceiling, the appropriately sized ducting/conduit must be chosen to mate with the unit. Use a sharp knife to remove material from the selected knockout, making sure there is no gap when mated with ducting / conduit. There are three knockouts – two on the sidewall and one on the rear. (Do no use the knockout next to the circuit board as the wiring may damage the components).
2.1.3 Screw the Ei129 Module to the ceiling after first
removing the required knockout and bring the house wires through it (see Figure 1). If the contact knockout is being used, seal around the wires with silicone or similar to prevent air draughts affecting the smoke or heat entering the alarm.
2.1.4 Connect the wires from the alarms (L – Live, N –
Neutral, and IC – Interconnect) to the terminal block on the Ei129 Module as shown in Figure 1. Make the wiring connections as shown in Figure 2.
SU
CE
CONDUIT
S
CO
O
R
CO
S
CO
T
SMO
M
S
CT
L
O
G
OCKOUT
Figure 1- Ei129 Model
Figure 2
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NNECT T
TRIGGE
NTACT
CONTACTS IN
(DON'T USE THI KNOCKOUT)
IC LN
NNECT TO EASI-FI
KE / HEAT / FIRE ALAR
MOUNTING PLATE TERMINAL
IC - INTERCONNE
EARTH - (IF PRESENT)
prinkler or EN54 Fire Syste
N/O Contact
(Electricly Isolated & rated 230V~)
KN
-
N - NEUTRA
REM AN EASI-FIT ALARM ON TOP OF BASE AND USING AN Ei128COV COVER
IC-Interconne
-Neutr
VE IF NOT FITTIN
L-Liv
Ei12
KNOCKOUT
RFA
CABLE ENTRY
i161RC/164RC/166RC
41/144/146/2110 Alarm
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