Apollo XPander XPA-CB-12034-APO User manual

XPander Smoke and Heat Detectors
Installation Guide
General
Do not install any XPander equipment until a full site survey has been completed using the
XPander site survey tool. A maximum of 5 interfaces are permitted for each site. For sites
that require more than 5 interfaces please contact Apollo. All installation engineers must
have had certied XPander training.
The XPander smoke and heat detector variants are available under the following part
numbers:
Complete Units
Part Number Description
XPA-CB-12034-APO XPander Optical detector with base
XPA-CB-13032-APO XPander Multisensor detector with base
X PA - C B - 1117 0 - A P O XPander Heat A1R detector with base
X PA - C B - 11171 - A P O XPander Heat CS detector with base
Spares
Part Number Description
XPA-WB-10022-APO XPander Mounting base only
XPA-OP-12034-APO XPander Optical head only
XPA-OH-13023-APO XPander Multisensor head only
X PA - H T -1117 0 - A P O XPander Heat A1R head only
X PA - H T -1117 1- A P O XPander Heat CS head only
The installation must conform to BS5839-1 (or applicable local codes). All detectors are suit-
able for indoor use only.
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Apollo Fire Detectors Limited, 36 Brookside Road, Havant, Hampshire, PO9 1JR, UK
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Battery Type
6 x AA, 1.5V Alkaline Duracell Procell (MN1500, LR6)
When replacing batteries, allow the device to power down for a period of two minutes
before installing replacements.
Note: When replacement batteries are required all batteries must be replaced together.
Technical Data
Operating voltage 2.8-5VDC
Operating temperature –10°C to +50°C

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Installation
All detectors must be sited in accordance with the original approved design and site
survey details. Where practical the detector’s LED should face towards the room’s
entrance.
1. Twist the ceiling mounting plate anti-clockwise to remove it from the mounting base.
2. The ceiling mounting plate must be tted using both mounting holes and suitable
xings or fasteners. (Fig 1)
Note: Any screw heads must be ush or semi ush with the internal surface of the ceiling
mount otherwise the battery PCB may be damaged.
3. Attach the mounting base to the ceiling mounting plate ensuring the tamper switch
spring assembly makes contact. Locate the three lugs and twist clockwise.
4. Fit the detector to the mounting base.
5. Fit the power jumper shorting link and commission the unit according to the XPander
commissioning guide PP2286.
Locking Mechanism
The detectors can be locked into the base by removing a tab as shown in Fig.2.
To unlock the detector, insert a 1.5mm hex driver or similar diameter tool into the small hole
opposite the XPERT card and twist the detector anti-clockwise.
The XPander base module can be locked to the mounting plate by means of a grub screw.
Access to which is through the base module cover label opposite the XPERT card
The address of the unit is set using the XPERT card, see table overleaf. Commission the
detector according to the XPander commissioning guide PP2286.
XPERT card insertion and removal
Removal requires access to the inner section of the base. Detach the detector from its
base. Insert a at-blade screwdriver just inside the rim of the base above the XPERT card
and disengage the card retaining clip whilst pulling the XPERT card out.
XPERT Card Addressing
The XPander XPERT card is specically designed for XPander products and has proled
address pips for ease of installation. The use of standard XPERT cards is not recommended.
Select the desired address and remove the pips indicated in black. Remove pips with a
small screwdriver.
© Apollo Fire Detectors Limited 2007 TP
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XPERT card addressing forXP95 and Discovery
Select the desired address and remove the pips indicated in black. Remove pips with a small screwdriver.
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Snip along marked lines and remove this
part to lock the detector to the base.
© Apollo Fire Detectors Limited 2004/JDR
Apollo Fire Detectors Limited 2008/TP
Fig 2. Locking Mechanism