Panasonic MEW00098 User Manual

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Attractive design compliant with EN54-11. IP rating IP56 Test key for routine testing without breaking the glass element Protection against accidental operation
General
The call point has an attractive design compliant with EN54-11, and is surface mounted in the supplied red back box. It has a clip retained front cover that makes it easy to replace the glass element and adds security since the clips are concealed. The frangible element is a glass element with a protective plastic film. To operate the call point, the glass element is pressed until it is broken. This will activate the built-in micro switch, which will generate a fire alarm in the c.i.e.
Test / cover removal key
Routine testing is made with a supplied test key, without breaking the glass element. Inserting the test key simulates the breaking of the glass element. The call point will be reset when the test key is pulled out. The test key is also used to release the security clips for the front cover removal.
Protective cover
To protect the call point against accidental operation, a transparent polycarbonate flap has to be lifted to get access to the glass element.
Encapsulated circuit
All electronics are encapsulated. Only the terminal block is accessible from the rear. Mounted in the supplied red back box with the tightening gasket on place (see the opposite page), the IP rating is IP56.
LED indicator
An LED on the front cover indicates fire
alarm generated by the call point. Furthermore it can via Win512 / Win128 be set to be flashing or non-flashing: Flashing LED: Is indicating that the c.i.e. is communicating with the call point. When the call point is operated the LED will be turned on continuously. Non-flashing LED: The LED is turned off until the call point is operated and the LED will be turned on continuously.
Connections / Settings
The COM loop is connected directly to the call point via a 4-way terminal block. For COM loop address setting is the address setting tool 3314 used. 3314 is also used to set the call point type and the LED mode: NORMAL mode: (EBL512 SW
version >2.0 / EBL128). M.c.p. type
3339. (Flashing or non-flashing LED is set via Win512 / Win128.)
2330 mode: M.c.p. type 2339, flashing
LED. NOTE! This mode is only used for backwards compatibility.
2312 mode: M.c.p. type 2339, non-
flashing LED. NOTE! This mode is
only used for backwards compatibility. Two flying leads (wires) are connected to the terminal block and shall be used for the address setting tool's connection cable. The wires shall be disconnected before the COM loop wires are connected.
Product applications
Used in the systems EBL512 / 128 / 1000 / 2000 and is intended for indoor use in premises where IP56 rating is required.
All technical features and data are subject to changes without notice, resulting from continuous development and improvement.
Product Leaflet
Date of issue
Revision / Date of revision
MEW00098
2005-04-14
3 / 2010-03-03
Type numbers
3339
Enclosed addressable manual call point
2347
Replacement glass (10 pcs.)
2348
Replacement polycarbonate flap (10 pcs.)
Left: The supplied back box. Mounting lug hole Ø = 5 mm. Right: The call point backside view (note the black tightening gasket).
Technical data
Voltage (V DC) allowed nominal
12-30 24
Current consumption at nom. volt. from COM loop (mA)
quiescent / active
2 / 5
Ambient temperature (C) operating / storage
-10 to +55 / -40 to +85
Ingress Protection rating
IP56
Weight (g)
242
Construction / Colour
ABS / Red (ISO 3864)
Approvals
10 EC Certificate no. 0786-CPD-20918, EN54-11
Flying leads to be connected to the Address setting tool 3314 during mode and address setting
59mm
1)
1)
66mm with the
polycarbonate flap.
How to perform routine testing
Insert the test key into the hole in the front cover. The glass position will change, indicating
that the call point is operated. Wait until the LED is turned on, i.e. fire alarm is activated in the c.i.e.
Pull out the test key and the glass position will return to normal.
The LED will be turned off when the fire alarm is reset in the c.i.e.
How to replace the glass element
Lift the polycarbonate flap.
Release the front cover security clips with the test key. Lift and remove the front cover.
Remove the broken glass element. Place the top edge of the replacement glass element against the micro switch plunger and push it upwards until the glass element is in correct position.
Put back the front cover and lower the polycarbonate flap. Perform a routine test (see left).
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