Bandit 240 PB Installation And User Manual

Bandit 240 PB Installation and User

Guide

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Bandit Solutions, Inc.

Distributed by:
Detection Dynamics, Inc.
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Austin, Texas 78752

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Bandit 240 PB Installation and User Guide

Safety symbols

The following symbols are used in this installation guide to indicate possibly hazardous
conditions.

Electrical Hazard—Failure to observe the danger notice may result in
electrical shock, severe bodily injury, or death.

Caution—Failure to observe the caution notice may cause injury or
significantly disrupt or impair operation of Bandit 240 PB.

Unpacking instructions

Before installing Bandit 240 PB, open the shipping box and verify you have received the
following items:

• Bandit 240 PB

• Hypak-3

• Allen wrench

• Bandit software disk

• Optional hardware you may have ordered, such as mounting kits

Compliance

Bandit 240 PB complies with the following standard for safety and operation:
International Standard IEC 839-1-3 “Alarm Systems, General Requirements,
Environmental Testing”

Environmental Safety

Bandit’s fog is harmless to adults. Nevertheless, people with the following conditions
may experience a reaction to Bandit’s fog:

• Claustrophobics

• People with strong reactions to stressful situations

• Asthmatics

Material data safety sheets are available upon request.

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Bandit 240 PB Installation and User Guide

Installation

Mounting

Site selection

Select a site for mounting Bandit 240 PB with the following characteristics:

• Ambient temperate between 32–122ºF. Avoid locations close to heat sources such as

radiators and stoves.

• Clearance from walls and ceiling as indicated in the following diagram. This ensures

enough room for heat dissipation and routine maintenance.

• For wall mounting, a 5º–15º inclination from vertical.

• Mount in a location away from rain or moisture.

• Mount on a wall, shelf, or floor that can support 62 lbs.

Site Selection

• Position Bandit 240 PB such that the ejection nozzle points in the direction where

intruders may enter, or in the area storing the objects you want to protect.

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