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    TFH-280F

    Initiating Devices

    Conventional
    Fixed-Temperature Heat Detector

    Technical Manual

    TELEFIRE FIRE & GAS DETECTORS LTD


    PO Box 7036
    Petach Tikva 49250
    Israel
    Tel: 972 3 921 1955 TFH-
    TFH-280FEn
    280FEn101
    En101.pdf
    101.pdf
    Fax: 972 3 921 1816
    eMail: [email protected] Revision 1.01
    Web: www.telefire.co.il June 2012
    Note
    i The terms “Trouble” as used in NFPA 72 guideline, UL 864 and UL 268
    standards and “Fault” as used in EN 54 standards are used interchangeably
    throughout this manual.

    Note
    i Do not install, operate, and maintain this product before fully reading this
    manual.

    © 2010 – 2012 Telefire Fire & Gas Detectors Ltd.


    TFH-280F
    © 2010 – 2012 Telefire Fire & Gas Detectors Ltd Revision 1.01 June 2012

    1 Introduction
    Telefire's TFH-280F is a fixed-temperature conventional heat detector.
    The detection process is fully electronic and does not include moving parts.
    The TFH-280F will trigger an alarm when the temperature reaches 65°C (149°F)
    The detector contains an alarm LED viewable from 360°. This LED blinks during normal
    operation and is latched on during an alarm.

    2 Compatibility
    2.1 Control Panels
    The TFH-280F is compatible with the following control panels:
    • All TSA-1000 models
    • TSA-1000X
    • TSA-200 and TSA-200X
    • All GSA-1000 models
    • GSA-2B
    The TFH-280F is compatible with Telefire's ADR-3000 Analog Addressable Control
    Panel when used with an ADR-812 or ADR-818 Input module.

    2.2 Bases
    The TFH-280F is compatible with Telefire's TFB-180 Standard Detector Base.
    Warning
    ! Do not connect these detectors to control panels made by
    manufacturers other than Telefire.

    3 Installation
    Planning of quantity and location of detectors shall be done according to the local codes
    and regulations and in accordance to the planning consultant's requirements.

    3.1 Pre-Installation Planning


    3.1.1 Capacity Planning
    Ensure that the total number of initiating devices (detectors, switches, call point, etc.)
    does not exceed the maximum allowed per detection zone, floor area, or other
    limitations as specified by the applicable standards and regulations.
    3.1.2 Cabling Planning
    The detector is connected to the control panel via a TFB-180 standard detector base via
    a two-wire connection (the control panel's IDC loop). The detector has an output for
    activating a TFL-1N Auxiliary Signaling Indicator for Conventional Detectors. Please
    look at the technical manuals of the TFB-180 and TFL-1N for additional details about
    connecting the cables from the control panel's input and TFL-1N to the base.
    Note
    i Notify the operator or the security personnel that the system will be temporary
    disconnected before adding detectors to the control panel.

    – Page 1 of 4 –
    TFH-280F
    © 2010 – 2012 Telefire Fire & Gas Detectors Ltd Revision 1.01 June 2012

    3.2 Installation
    3.2.1 Control Panel Configuration (TSA-1000 Only)
    Ensure that the input zone is configured as type d (standard initiating device zone).
    Please refer to the TSA-1000 technical manual for a detailed description of programming
    and configuration.
    3.2.2 Location
    The TFH-280F Heat Detector is recommended for use in locations where smoke
    detectors are unsuitable, particularly in areas that are subject to excessive fumes, such
    as boiler rooms or kitchens.
    Observe NFPA 72 guidelines and local fire codes when installing the TFH-280F.
    Use only Telefire's TFB-180 Standard Detector Base.
    For remote signaling use only Telefire's TFL-1N Auxiliary Signaling Indicator for
    Conventional Detectors.

    UL UL Requirement
    Heat detectors are not to be used with detector guards unless the
    combination has been evaluated and found suitable for that purpose.

    3.2.3 Connecting to the Control Panel’s Input Line


    Connect the IDC to the detector’s base. Refer to TFB-180 technical manual for wiring
    diagrams.
    All wiring must conform to applicable local codes, ordinances and regulations.
    Note
    i Measure the wiring to ensure there are no shorts before connecting the wiring
    to the control panel.
    Connecting or adding detectors to the control panel shall be done when all
    power to the control power (AC and batteries) is disconnected.

    3.3 Post-Installation – Field Test


    Perform a field test (also known as "Walk Test") to ensure that all detectors function
    properly. Please see the control panel's manual for a detailed explanation on how to
    perform a field test.
    Testing is automatic other than the activation of the detector that is done manually by
    putting a magnet next to the detector's test point. See section 4.1.1 for a detailed
    explanation on how to perform the test.
    Ensure that the detector functions properly and is included in the necessary activation
    matrices.
    Warning
    ! Do not apply naked flame to the detector!

    – Page 2 of 4 –
    TFH-280F
    © 2010 – 2012 Telefire Fire & Gas Detectors Ltd Revision 1.01 June 2012

    4 Maintenance
    4.1 Periodic Testing
    Fire alarm systems should be checked periodically. Please refer to NFPA and local fire
    codes to determine service frequency.
    Use the control panel’s Walk Test mode to perform automatic reset. Please refer to the
    control panel’s manual for additional details on how to perform Walk Test.
    4.1.1 Test Procedure – Locally
    1. Apply a magnet to the side of the detector next to the LED for 3 – 5 seconds. This
    activates an internal testing circuit that simulates alarm temperature in the detector,
    tests the sensing mechanism and the detector's electronic circuit.
    Warning
    ! Do not apply naked flame to the detector!

    2. The detector's LED should latch on and the detector will alert the control panel.
    3. Once the detector is in alarm mode, it keeps an alarm condition until reset by
    disconnecting the detectors power for a few seconds. Press the Reset key at the
    control panel's keyboard to reset the detector. Control panels that have a “walk
    test” function can reset a tested detector automatically if set to operate in walk test
    mode. Please refer to the appropriate control panel manual for instructions on how
    to conduct a walk test.

    5 Indications and Troubleshooting


    The detector includes an indicating LED that indicated the detector’s status.
    The control panel will also indicate the zone in alarm on the control panel’s display.
    Please see the control panel’s manual for a detailed explanation of alarm and fault
    indication.

    – Page 3 of 4 –
    TFH-280F
    © 2010 – 2012 Telefire Fire & Gas Detectors Ltd Revision 1.01 June 2012

    6 Specification
    Diameter ....................................................................... 101 mm including base
    Height (including base and LED)................................... 52 mm
    Weight .......................................................................... 106 gr.
    Operating Temperature Range ..................................... -10°C – +60°C (14°F – 140°F)
    Relative Humidity Range .............................................. 10% – 93% non-condensing
    Sensitivity ..................................................................... 65°C
    Operating Voltage
    (supplied by control panel via SLC) ........................ 12 – 28 Vdc
    Maximum Current Consumption:
    Quiescence mode .................................................. 120µA
    Alarm mode (without Auxiliary Indicators) .............. 27mA
    Alarm mode (3 Auxiliary Indicators) ....................... 35mA
    Maximum Current to auxiliary indicators ....................... 50mA
    Local Indication Local red LED (light-emitting diode) and an auxiliary indicator
    output. Use only Telefire’s TFL-1N Auxiliary Indicator for
    Conventional Detectors. Connect up to 5 auxiliary indicators to
    each detector.
    All values are nominal. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice

    7 Certification
    Telefire’s TFH-280F Conventional Fixed-Temperature Heat Detector has the following
    approvals:
    • EN 54-5 Approved
    • IS 1220 Approved
    • GOST Approved
    • UL 521 Compliant
    • CE Marked

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