KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual
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1. 1 KM302 control panel layout ES Es Zone 1 relay outputs External power supply connector User interface 5 Mains connection 6 Zone 2 relay outputs Zone 2 output 7 8 EON ON Zone 1 output External power supply jumper JP2 Refer to Technical specifications page 13 for specifications of the fuses F3 F4 F5 and F6 4 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual Figure 2 KM304 control panel layout Installation 999 900 06 Res soRtoa ED I i EE o o o o o o o J o 5 pgqpg pg Pg o b dt o si a ee cri 0 ae sl FP or J SOLI Me mm ae 5 p d D De 7 cm E MITO 5 ii TEDER 6 TT Tt Wi a H L UL F3 FA FS g 12 L Fe O ini Lon External power supply connector Mains connection Zone 4 output Zone 3 output Zone 2 output Di OT dB DI DI LS Zone 1 output 7 Zone 1 relay outputs 8 Zone 2 relay outputs 9 Zone 3 relay outputs 10 Zone 4 relay outputs 11 User interface 12 External power supply jumper JP2 Refer to Technical specifications page 13 for specifications of the fuses F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 and F6 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual Installation Installation and cabling recommendations Installation Fix the cabinet to the wall at an approximate height of 1 5 m from the floor in a location that afford2. 20 VDC 10 VDC 1A 300m 30 VDC 5Aor250VAC 8A 150 W 2000 W Silver alloy User defined Default values 50 100 150 ppm O to 300 ppm 0 to 295 ppm KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual 13 Technical specifications Resolution Resolution between 0 to 100 ppm Resolution between 100 to 300 ppm Power supply specifications Operating voltage Voltage tolerance Rated current KM301 and KM302 KM303 and KM304 Fuses F1 Fuse zone 4 KM304 F2 Fuse zone 3 KM303 KM304 F3 Fuse zone 2 KM302 KM303 KM304 F4 Fuse zone 1 KM301 KM 302 KM303 KM304 F5 Central power supply fuse F6 External power supply fuse F12 Mains fuse Wiring specifications Mains cable cross sectional area zone output cable cross sectional area Communication cable cross sectional area 14 1 ppm 2 ppm 230 VAC 115 W 10 3 4 A 6 3 A T2A250V T2A250V T2A250V T2A250V T1A250V T5A250V T0 5 A 250V 1 5 mm min 1 5 mm min 1 5 mm min KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual
3. Death 3200 ppm Headache Dizziness Unconsciousness Death 6400 ppm Dizziness Unconsciousness Death 12800 ppm Unconsciousness Death Caution Maximum recommended CO levels and exposure guidelines vary from country to country Your detection system should be calibrated to comply with local safety levels and regulations 12 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual Technical specifications Technical specifications Mechanical and environmental specifications Dimensions KM301 and KM302 KM303 and KM304 Weight KM301 and KM302 KM303 and KM304 Cable entry holes KM301 and KM302 KM303 and KM304 Operating temperature Storage temperature Relative humidity noncondensing Current consumption Standby KM301 KM302 KM303 KM304 KM301 KM302 KM303 KM304 Zone output Maximum number of detectors per zone Maximum number of relays per zone Zone output voltage maximum Zone output voltage minimum Maximum zone current consumption Maximum length of zone line Relay specifications Relay contact rating Maximum switching power Contact material Ventilation relay levels CO detection specifications Measuring range Programmable alarm level 297 x 307 x 109 mm 420 x 336 x 118 mm 3 kg 4 65 kg 4 x 20 mm at top of cabinet 10 x 20 mm at top of cabinet 0 C to 40 C 10 C to 70 C 10 to 95 150 mA 190 mA 280 MA 300 MA 204 mA 298 MA 442 MA 516 mA 15
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6. d to an electromagnetic environment connect ferrite as close as possible to the connection terminal 6 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual Installation Connecting the power supply Caution Mains power for this product should be sourced directly from a separate circuit breaker in the building electrical supply distribution board This group should be clearly marked have a bi polar disconnect device and only be used for CO detection equipment The control panel must be powered from a 230 VAC source Use the mains cable entry hole at the top left of the control panel as indicated in Figure 3 Never make any connections while the power supply is on Figure 3 Top view of control panel with mains cable entry hole 1 Mains cable 2 Mains cable entry hole 3 Front of the panel The mains cable must be separated from the other cables inside the chassis feed the mains cable to the mains connector to the left of the power supply in order to avoid potential short circuits and interference The cable should be fixed to the control panel chassis using cable holders to prevent movement An adequate earth connection is required For safety reasons it is recommended that the earth cable be longer than the other cables so that it is the last cable to be disconnected if the cable is pulled Connect the power supply cables to the correct terminals on the mains connector and ensure that the mains fuse is installed into t
7. ercury Hg For proper recycling return the battery to your supplier or to a designated collection point For more information see www recyclethis info For contact information see our Web site www gesecurity eu Content Important information ii Limitation of liability ii Agency compliance ii Introduction 3 Product description 3 Product range 3 Product compatibility 3 Installation 4 Panel layouts 4 Installation and cabling recommendations 6 Connecting the power supply 7 Connections 9 Zone connection 9 System startup 10 Maintenance and safety 11 System maintenance 11 Detector calibration 11 Carbon monoxide safety levels 12 Technical specifications 13 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual Important information Limitation of liability Installation in accordance with this manual applicable codes and the instructions of the authority having jurisdiction is mandatory GE Security shall not under any circumstances be liable for any incidental or consequential damages arising from loss of property or other damages or losses owing to the failure of GE Security products beyond the cost of repair or replacement of any defective products GE Security reserves the right to make product improvements and change product specifications at any time While every precaution has been taken during the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents GE Security assumes no responsibility fo
8. he correct holder as shown in Figure 4 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual 7 Installation Figure 4 Power supply connections 1 Fuse 2 Live 230 VAC 3 Earth 4 Neutral AC Connecting an external power supply The control panel can be connected to an optional external power supply This must be connected using the provided connector and the jumper JP2 must be short circuited see Figure 1 on page 4 Ensure that the mains connection has been completed before connecting the external power supply The jumper JP2 must be short circuited when using an external power supply Caution the external power supply will only work with KMD300 detectors The external power supply requirements are as follows Control panel External power supply Output Capacity KM301 and KM302 control panels GE Security PM812 12V 2A 7 2 Ah KM303 and KM304 control panels GE Security PM814 12V 4A 7 2 Ah 8 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual Connections Connections Zone connection Each zone module has a three terminal zone output connector and three relay outputs two for ventilation one for the alarm output Zone line connection The zone line terminal block has three connectors positive negative and data Figure 5 Zone line connection for KM170 detectors 1 Positive line 4 Zone output 2 Data 5 KM170 detector 3 Negative line Figure 6 Zone line connection for KMD300 detec
9. llation Manual Maintenance and safety Maintenance and safety The following maintenance procedures should be performed by qualified personnel adhering to any applicable local authority laws System maintenance Built in system and self testing functions should ensure that your CO detection system is always working correctly For increased safety we recommend that you e Perform regular inspections of the system The frequency of such inspections will be determined by environmental factors such as relative humidity excessive dirt or dust and concentration of any other gas e Keep a logbook of all faults reported by the system or the result of an inspection and record the resolution date Refer to the logbook regularly to ensure all faults have been repaired Caution Do not tamper with zone module circuit board or electronics For detector lifespan information see your detector installation sheet Detector calibration A calibration service is provided by GE Security Contact your local supplier for details KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual 11 Maintenance and safety Carbon monoxide safety levels The following table of CO levels and health effects is provided as a guide only Table 2 CO effects on health 2 minutes 5 minutes 15 minutes 40 minutes 120 minutes 200 ppm Headache 400 ppm Headache Dizziness 800 ppm Headache Dizziness Unconsciousness 1600 ppm Headache Dizziness Unconsciousness
10. r errors or omissions Agency compliance The KM300 has been designed to conform to the requirements of UNE 23300 1984 ii KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual Introduction Product description The GE Security KM300 series panels are the ideal solution for the detection of dangerous levels of carbon monoxide CO gas in enclosed spaces System features The KM300 offers robust and efficient CO detection with the following characteristics e Detection response of less than 10 seconds using GE Security KM170 and KMD300 CO Detectors e Upto 15 detectors per zone e Coverage from 300 m single zone up to 18 000 m four zones using a single panel e Three relay outputs two for ventilation one for alarm triggered by user defined CO levels e Advanced system testing and self testing functions to ensure reliable detection at all times Product range The KM300 series comprises four models Table 1 KM300 series models Model Number of zones Cabinet size KM301 1 297 x 307 x 109 mm KM302 2 297 x 307 x 109 mm KM303 3 420 x 336 x 118 mm KM304 4 420 x 336 x 118 mm Product compatibility All models are compatible with GE Security KM170 and KMD300 CO detectors Compatibility with third party products cannot be guaranteed Contact your local supplier for further information KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual 3 Installation Installation Panel layouts Figure
11. s easy access to the panel Ensure that the zone module LED is at eye level Install the cabinet in a clean dry place free from vibration that offers protection from mechanical damage Temperatures should be between 0 C and 40 C Relative humidity must not exceed 95 and there should be no condensation The installation location should be protected by the CO detection system Caution Create the cable holes you require in the metal cabinet before fixing it to the wall Do not perforate the panel in places other than those indicated Avoid dropping shavings or pieces of removed casing inside the cabinet PG11 type cable glands may be used Cabling requirements The mains cable must have a minimum cross section of 1 5 mm and must include an earth wire For zone lines and outputs use a screened and twisted cable with a minimum section of 1 5 mm The maximum cable length for zones is 300 m For zone communications use screened cable with a minimum section of 1 5 mm2 Use of cable glands Use PG11 type cable glands to ensure clean connections at the control panel The use of pressure sensitive flanges to fix the cables to the housing of the control panel is also recommended When a cable flange is not used devices should be earthed using the earth studs on the control panel chassis Radio frequency interference Connect the cable shield to the cable gland and make sure that the installation is correctly earthed If the system is expose
12. tors 1 Positive line 4 Zone output 2 Data 5 KMD300 detector 3 Negative line Caution For detailed detector installation and wiring information see your detector installation sheet KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Installation Manual 9 Connections Zone relay outputs Every zone module has three relay outputs each with three terminals Figure 7 Zone relay outputs 1 Alarm relay output NC NO C 2 Ventilation relay 1 output NC NO C 3 Ventilation relay 2 output NC NO C System startup When you have completed all connections and installed the zone detectors you can switch on the system To switch on and commission the system follow these steps for each zone Z1 Z2 etc 1 Press the zone Disable Enable button when a zone module is first switched on the zone selection LED is lit and the zone display indicates ON until the zone module detectors provide an initial CO reading During this initial period the Zone selection LED will flash Once the initial CO reading is confirmed the LED will remain constant 2 Press the zone Auto Search Test button This step is required to initialize any newly installed system The system will search for and store information on the number of elements installed in the selected zone Pressing this button will also perform a general test for interface LEDs zone module LEDs and the internal buzzer 10 KM300 Carbon Monoxide Detection System Insta
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