Sierra Monitor Corporation 2360-00 Carbon Monoxide Alarm User Manual


 
Instruction Manual
Model 2350 / 2360 Gas Monitor (3/99)
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3.0 OPERATION
The Model 2350 and 2360 require no operator intervention except for periodic calibration. The following
information can be followed to insure that the initial installation and external wiring is correct.
3.1 STATUS INDICATION
Table 1 describes status of each indicator under various conditions:
CONDITION LIGHTS RELAYS AUDIBLE
System CO Methane
Power Safe Alarm Fail Safe Alarm Fail CO CH4 Fail Vent Remote
POWER ON
Safe ON ON ON
CO Alarm ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
CH
4
Alarm ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
CO Fail ON ON ON ON ON
CH
4
Fail ON ON ON ON ON
TEST LIGHTS
Active ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
Passive ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
TABLE 1
STATUS INDICATORS
3.2 FUNCTION TESTS
The following function tests can be performed to confirm the conditions described in Table 1. Use Figure 1.4
(page 4) to locate test points.
TEST LIGHTS: Short the “Test Lights” test points and check that all panel lights turn “ON” and that the
audible alarm turns on. If the “active “ relay test is used the Carbon Monoxide, Combustible and Vent relays
will activate during this test.
FUNCTION TEST: Apply gas from a cigarette lighter (without flame) or other high concentration source to
the Methane sensor and check that the Combustible Alarm light goes on.
FAILED SENSOR TESTS: When the respective failed sensor test pins are shorted together a failure of the
selected sensor will be simulated. During this test the sensor failure LED indicator will glow and the Fail and
Remote relays will activate.
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