Linear CC3008 User Manual

CC3008

Air Conditioning Protection System

Installation Instructions

For use with All Air Conditioning Systems

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3. SENSOR CLIP LOCATIONS

Begin by stringing out the 27’ cable strand. Place the cable strand and Control Box on top of air conditioning unit and determine possible screw points where Sensor Clips can be installed. The diagram below shows suggested clip locations. Air conditioner units will vary so select a pattern of placement that best suits the installation. To prepare for installation, REMOVE the tie wrap from each Sensor Clip used as shown.

27´ CABLE STRAND WITH 8 SENSOR CLIPS SPACED AT 3´ INTERVALS

6´

CONTROL BOX

3´

SUGGESTED SENSOR CLIP LOCATION POINTS

27´

SENSOR CLIP CLOSE UP

UNSCREW TIE WRAP FROM SENSOR, COUNTER CLOCKWISE BEFORE INSTALLING

SENSOR CLIPS (8)

HOLD HEAD OF SCREW WITH FINGER

1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Copper Cop Air Conditioning Protection System is designed to detect theft of copper components typically found in high-end commercial air conditioning units. The product is a normally closed alarm loop. Unscrewing a Sensor Clip, cutting the cable, or opening with the Control Box will violate the loop. The system can either be hardwired to an alarm control panel or connected to a wireless transmitter (not included) placed inside of the Control Box.

Components of the Copper Cop detector include a Control Box and 27 feet of wire covered in 3/8” diameter yellow corrugated plastic split wire loom. Each Copper Cop detector includes 8 Sensor Clips. The ﬁ rst Sensor Clip is positioned six feet from the Control Box. From that point, additional Sensor Clips are placed at three foot intervals.

Each Sensor Clip has a #10 self tapping screw for mounting. The Sensor Clips can be installed in pre-existing holes on the air conditioning unit frame structure using the 5/16” socket tool provided. If new holes are required, use a 1/8” diameter drill. The Control Box is installed on the desired surface using 4 screws and anchors (provided).

IMPORTANT: Drilling holes is advisable only when necessary and if it is known what is behind the panel being drilled. Linear is not responsible for any damage to air conditioning systems.

4. SENSOR CLIP INSTALL ATION

Remove screws from the chosen locations of the air conditioning unit and then install the Sensor Clips at each of these points using the 5/16” socket tool (provided). If additional holes are needed to position Sensor Clips in more convenient locations, drill them now with a 1/8” drill bit. Finish mounting the remaining Sensor Clips. It is recommended that ALL clips be installed for maximum protection. Install the warning sign in a high visibility location on air conditioner as an added deterrent.

8 SENSOR CLIP STRAND INSTALLED

CONTROL BOX

COPPER COP WARNING SIGN

2. COMPONENTS KIT

The Copper Cop product includes the following components:

CONTROL BOX SCREWS AND ANCHORS

8 SENSOR CLIPS PER STRAND AT 3’ INTERVALS

27’ CABLE STRAND

SENSOR CLIP

5/16” HEX SOCKET

TAMPER SWITCH INSIDE CONTROL BOX

CONTROL BOX

STRAIN RELIEF ASSEMBLY

5. CONTROL BOX PREPARATION

When hard wire connecting to an alarm control panel, a strain relief is included for the wires exiting the Control Box. To prepare for the strain relief, unscrew and remove the hole plug from inside the Control Box.

REMOVE TOP OF

CONTROL BOX TOP REMOVED

CONTROL BOX

PLUG

REMOVE PLUG FROM INSIDE BOX

6. CONTROL BOX INSTALLATION

FIRST run alarm panel wires through strain relief assembly and screw all parts together. This will trap wires. THEN feed wires through hole in Control Box and thread strain relief into hole. Use screws (provided) to mount Control Box to desired surface.

CONTROL BOX MOUNTING SCREWS (4)

CONTROL BOX

FIRST RUN WIRES

THROUGH STRAIN RELIEF ASSEMBLY

TO ALARM PANEL

THEN SCREW

STRAIN RELIEF INTO CONTROL BOX

7. WIRE CONNECTIONS

Use appropriate type of wire connectors to connect the detector as shown in diagram below. Reinstall the Control Box top and tighten screws.

CONTROL BOX

WHITE WIRE

STRAIN RELIEF

TO ALARM PANEL

CONNECTOR

YELLOW WIRE

RE-ATTACH CONTROL BOX TOP

8. END OF LINE RESISTOR INSTALLATION

When connecting the detector to an alarm panel, an end-of-line resistor may be required. It can be soldered into the line at the Sensor Clip farthest from the Control Box. Pull wires out of loom. Separate coated wires from each other, then strip wire jacket and solder in the correct value resistor. Complete installation by slipping wires and resistor back into wire loom and loom into end of the Sensor Clip. NOTE: Refer

to alarm panel for resistor value.

STRIP WIRE AND CONNECT RESISTOR

PULL BACK WIRE LOOM TO EXPOSE WIRES

INTO ONE WIRE

RESISTOR

SENSOR CLIP AT END OF STRAND

9. WIRELESS TRANSMITTER OPTION

Copper Cop can also be used with a stationary transmitter such as the Linear DXS-31. Other transmitters that support an external contact input may also be used. The DXS-31 will ﬁ t inside the Copper Cop Control Box (inside free space dimension of 3-1/4”x 2” x 1”).

DXS-31 TRANSMITTER

REMOVE THE CASE TOP BY TWISTING A SMALL FLAT BLADE SCREWDRIVER IN THE TOP CASE SLOT (ON THE THICK END OF THE TRANSMITTER)

LIFT

10. TRANSMITTER JUMPER CONFIGURATION

Before wiring the DXS-31 transmitter to the Copper Cop Control Box, conﬁ gure jumper as shown to accommodate an external contact.

PUT JUMPER ON THE MIDDLE PINS TO USE AN EXTERNAL SWITCH

11. TRANSMITTER/CONTROL BOX HOOK-UP

Wire Copper Cop Control Box to DXS-31 transmitter to create a normally closed circuit.

CONTROL

WIRE EXTERNAL NORMALY CLOSED CONTACTS TO TERMINALS 1 & 2

BOX

CONNECTOR

TWIST

12. MOUNTING TRANSMITTER IN CONTROL BOX

After hooking up the wiring between the DXS-31 transmitter and the Copper Cop Control Box, place the transmitter inside the Control Box. Re-assemble the Control Box top and tighten the cover screws.

CONTROL BOX

LOCATE DXS-31 TRANSMITTER IN CONTROL BOX

RE-ASSEMBLE CONTROL BOX TOP

15. CONTROL BOX MOUNTING TIPS

To prevent water wicking into Control Box, a drip loop can be created in the cable before vertical mounting. When possible, it is recommended that the Control Box be vertically mounted. If Control Box is horizontally mounted, allow for cable slack prior to box for water drainage.

VERTICAL MOUNTING OF CONTROL BOX WITH DRIP LOOP IN CABLE.

WHEN HORIZONTALLY MOUNTING CONTROL

MOISTURE WILL DRIP OFF WIRE LOOM

BOX, ALLOW SOME CABLE SLACK FOR DRAINAGE PRIOR TO ENTERING BOX

THIS IS THE FACTORY SET JUMPER POSITION, IT SELECTS THE INTERNAL CONTACTS

13. MULTIPLE AIR CONDITIONER UNITS

If there are a number of air conditioning units in close proximity to each other, it will require more than a single Copper Cop Kit. Plan on having ample kits for the project. It is also recommended that all 8 Sensor Clips be used on a single air conditioning unit for maximum protection.

NOTE: Each Copper Cop Kit will require an individual connection to the alarm panel.

NOTES

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DXS-31 TRANSMITTER

CONNECTOR

14. TESTING SYSTEM

After installing and wiring the Copper Cop, to test the system REMOVE the Control Box top. The tamper switch will open the circuit and alarm should sound. If it does not, re-check all wire connections for shorts. Make appropriate corrections, then test again. A second system test is to remove any one of the Sensor Clips. This should open the circuit and activate the alarm.

CONTROL BOX

REMOVING CONTROL BOX TOP WILL ACTIVATE TAMPER SWITCH, SETTING OFF ALARM

TAMPER SWITCH

REMOVING ANY SENSOR CLIP WILL ACTIVATE AN ALARM

LINEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

This Linear product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for twenty-four (24) months. This warranty extends only to wholesale customers who buy direct from Linear or through Linear’s normal distribution channels. Linear does not warrant this product to consumers. Consumers should inquire from their selling dealer as to the nature of the dealer’s warranty, if any. There are no obligations or liabilities on the part of Linear LLC for consequential damages arising out of or in connection with use or performance of this product or other indirect damages with respect to loss of property, revenue, or proﬁ t, or cost of removal, installation, or reinstallation. All implied warranties, including implied warranties for merchantability and implied warranties for ﬁ tness, are valid only until the warranty expires. This Linear LLC Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied.

All products returned for warranty service require a Return Product Authorization Number (RPA#). Contact Linear Technical Services at 1-800-421-1587 for an RPA# and other impor tant details.

• Linear radio controls provide a reliable communications link and ﬁ ll an important need in portable wireless signaling. However, there are some limitations which must be observed.

• For U.S. installations only: The radios are required to comply with FCC Rules and Regulations as Part 15 devices.

As such, they have limited transmitter power and therefore limited range.

• A receiver cannot respond to more than one transmitted signal at a time and may be blocked by radio signals that occur on or near their operating frequencies, regardless of code settings.

• Changes or modiﬁ cations to the device may void FCC compliance.

• Infrequently used radio links should be tested regularly to protect against undetected interference or fault.

• A general knowledge of radio and its vagaries should be gained prior to acting as a wholesale distributor or dealer, and these facts should be communicated to the ultimate users.

IMPORTANT !!!

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