Patol   LDM 519 LP - LHDC Monitor / Controller
Trigger Circuit & Address Loop Interface Unit
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  Linear Heat Detector Cable Type 1 Enclosure Type 2 Enclosure
   
Line Powered

Trigger
Circuit
Compatible

Address Loop
Powered
Interface
Compatible

Conventional
Relay Mode
FDS-7 & FDS-19 Service Replacement

Description

The module is designed to monitor a length of Linear Heat Detecting Cable (LHDC) for both an elevated temperature (fire) condition, and Fault status (open circuit & short circuit).

The unit is designed such that it may be configured to operate on in a 'two wire' mode that emulates the operation of conventional smoke & hear detectors. The unit may therefore be directly interfaced with fire control panels by connection to fire zone trigger circuits.

Signalling of fire and fault status by means of volt free contacts may also be realised when a separate supply is employed.

The modular form of the unit enables it to both be provided in a variety of discrete housings and readily integrated into special control panels.

Features

  • Operable from two wire fire panel Trigger Circuits.

  • Analogue address loop interfacable - Line Powered.

  • Adjustable alarm set point.

  • Fault monitoring of LHDC for both open and short circuit conditions.

  • LED indication of Fire, Fault & Supply status.

  • Selectable latching / auto-reset operation.

  • Test & Reset push-buttons.

  • Volt free contact outputs for Fire & Fault conditions.

Principles

The unit is operated in conjunction with a length of Line Heat Detector Cable (LHDC) and an 'end of line' (EOL) terminator. The LHDC is a coaxial cable which may be installed in considerable lengths  whilst maintaining the ability for the  monitoring unit to provide early warning of 'hot spots' and fire conditions on short sections of the overall zone length. Reference should be made to the (separate) data sheet on the Line Heat Detector for specification of it's performance.

There are three principle modes of supply & signalling operation :-

Figure 1 shows a typical minimum system where a discrete 24 Vdc supply is employed.

Figure 2 shows a simple configuration with the unit directly connected to a fire panel trigger circuit.

Note: Multiple LDM-519 modules may be configured on a 'trigger circuit'. Units may also be inter-mixed with other devices such as 'point' heat and smoke detectors.

Figure 3 shows the configuration when an integral LOOP interface module is fitted.

Module Arrangement

Connections

Notes:

1  When directly connected to a 'trigger circuit' the Supply +ve (24V)  terminals are used. In this mode the required 'trigger circuit' supply  should be greater than 13V. See application data and specification following.
Cased units with integrated analogue addressable LOOP INTERFACE circuits have seperate terminals for LOOP connection.

Operational Specification

Voltage:  13-30 Vdc  (2 wire Mode)
  20-30 Vdc (Relay Mode)
  > 5.5 Vdc - Latched Fire
  < 4.0 Vdc - Reset

Current-Normal < 250 µA  (2 wire mode)  -  Plus user defined monitoring current.
  < 10 mA (with fault relay)

Current-Fire  1.2 mA (2 wire mode)  -  Plus user defined Fire (trigger) load.
  < 10 mA (with fire relay)    -  Plus user defined Fire (trigger) load.
  < 20 mA (withboth relays)

Current-Fault < 300 µA

Relay Contacts 1 A @ 24 Vdc / 120 Vac

Type 1 Enclosure

Rating :- IP 66

Lid :- Smoked Transparent

Base- Polystyrene
Colour:- Grey RAL 7035

Hinges (2 off) :- Optional

Escutcheon :- Optional

Versions available with integral address loop modules.

Type 2 Enclosure

TYPE 2A
Rating :- IP 65
Lid :- Clear Transparent
Material:- Polycarbonate
Base:- Glass filled Polycarb.
Colour:- Grey RAL 7035

TYPE 2B
Rating :- IP 67
Lid :- Clear Transparent
Material:- Polycarbonate
Base:- Polycarbonate
Colour:- Grey RAL 7035
Cable gland 'knock outs':-
PG - selectable.
Vertical faces:- 3 off
Horizontal faces:- 2 off

Versions available with integral address loop interface module.

Notes:- The 'smoked glass' covers of type 1 enclosures make them particularly suitable for applications where aesthetic presentation is of import.
Type 2 enclosures are most suited for industrial applications, or where 'knock out' facilities are to an advantage for installation activity.


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