Bosch Analog Detector Series Operating instructions

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Table of Contents
1Notes 6
2 Product Types 6
3 General Information 7
3.1 FAP-440 Fire Detectors 7
3.2 FAA-440 Isolator Bases 7
3.3 Panel Communication 7
3.4 Programming 7
3.5 Flash Rates and Trouble Indication 8
3.6 CO Sensor Service Life 9
4Mounting 9
4.1 Mounting the Detector 10
4.2 Locking and Releasing the Detector 10
5 Wiring and Addressing Information 11
5.1 Wiring Information 11
5.2 Addressing Information 13
6 Testing the Installation 13
6.1 Magnet Switch Test 14
6.2 Functional Testing 14
7 Maintenance 15
7.1 Cleaning 15
7.2 Periodic Testing 15
8 Specifications 15

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1Notes
This document covers mounting, wiring, power requirements, testing, and maintenance for
the FAP-440 Series bases and detectors.
For proper installation, read and understand NFPA-72, The National Fire Alarm Code before
installation.
2 Product Types
Table 2.1 List of Products
NOTICE!
Install, test and maintain the device according to this Installation Guide, NFPA 72, Local
Codes and the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). Failure to follow these procedures may
cause the device to not function properly. Bosch Security Systems is not responsible for any
devices that are improperly installed, tested or maintained.
CAUTION!
Do not paint the detectors. Paint or other foreign matter can prohibit detection.
CAUTION!
Do not remove the dust cap until all onsite construction work has been completed and the fire
panel network has been commissioned.
Product Type Description
FAP-440 Analog Photoelectric Detector
FAP-440-D Analog Dual-Photoelectric Detector
FAP-440-T Analog Multisensor Detector Photo/Heat
FAP-440-DT Analog Multisensor Detector Dual-Photo/Heat
FAP-440-TC Analog Multicriteria Detector Photo/Heat/CO
FAP-440-DTC Analog Multicriteria Detector Dual-Photo/Heat/CO
FAH-440 Analog Heat Detector, configurable fixed temperature/rate-of-rise
FAA-440-B4 Analog Standard Base 4 inches
FAA-440-B6 Analog Standard Base 6 inches
FAA-440-B4-ISO Analog Isolator Base 4 inches
FAA-440-B6-ISO Analog Isolator Base 6 inches
NOTICE!
The CO sensor detects carbon monoxide as a by-product of combustion. It has not been
evaluated for its ability to detect hazardous CO gas. Do not use the FAP-440-TC and
FAP-440-DTC as stand-alone CO detector.
WARNING!
The FAH-440 heat detectors are not life safety devices.

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3 General Information
3.1 FAP-440 Fire Detectors
The FAP-440 Series open-area fire detectors work with an FPA-1000-UL Fire Panel, software
version 2.0, or an FPA-1000-V2, software version 2.0 or higher. Use with the FAA-440 Series
bases to provide general property protection.
For commercial and industrial installations, the following spacing between detectors is
permitted:
– FAH-440: 50 ft. (15.24 m)
– FAP-440(-D)/FAP-440-(D)T/FAP-440-(D)TC: 30 ft. (9.14 m)
3.2 FAA-440 Isolator Bases
The FAA-440 isolator bases prevent the entire SLC loop from being disabled when a short
circuit occurs. This is accomplished by isolating that part of the loop containing the short
from the remainder of the circuit. As soon as the short circuit is removed, the entire loop is
restored. There is no need to reset the loop.
In the event of a short circuit, the isolator base LED will show a steady yellow signaling a
trouble condition.
3.3 Panel Communication
The control panel communicates to the detectors via the analog adressable loop (SLC loop).
Standard non-twisted, non-shielded wiring (plain old wire) for the SLCs is recommended.
The following wire gauges were tested and approved:
– 18 AWG (0.8 mm2) -> 4000 ft (1200m)
– 16 AWG (1.3 mm2) -> 6225 ft (1900m)
– 14 AWG (2.1 mm2) -> 7200 ft (2200m)
– 12 AWG (3.3 mm2) -> 9850 ft (3000m)
3.4 Programming
The programming is carried out either at the panel keypad, or through a Web server using a
laptop, or remote, using a Web page (detector address setting see Section 5.2 Addressing
Information, page 13).
The sensitivity of the smoke sensor has 12 levels to choose from.
– 0.90 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 2.95 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 1.00 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 3.30 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 1.25 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 4.10 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 1.50 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 4.90 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 1.75 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 5.75 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 2.00 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 6.55 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 2.25 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 7.40 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 2.50 %/ft (≤ 4000 ft/min), 8.20 %/m (≤ 1220 m/min)
– 2.75 %/ft (≤ 2000 ft/min), 9.00 %/m (≤ 610 m/min)
– 3.00 %/ft (≤ 300 ft/min), 9.85 %/m (≤ 90 m/min)
NOTICE!
Voltag drop calculations along with anticipated wire distance should be considered to ensure
a voltage supply of at least 24 V at every detector.

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– 3.25 %/ft (≤ 300 ft/min), 10.65 %/m (≤ 90 m/min)
– 3.50 %/ft (≤ 300 ft/min), 11.50 %/m (≤ 90 m/min)
The default smoke threshold level (STL) is 2.5 %/ft, 8.2 %/m.
The FAH-440 heat detector includes:
1. Maximum alarm threshold range of +135 °F to +194 °F (+57 °C to +90 °C) and 17 possible
settings.
– 135 ºF (~ 57 ºC)
– 137 ºF (~ 58 ºC)
– 139 ºF (~ 59 ºC)
– 141 ºF (~ 61 ºC)
– 143 ºF (~ 62 ºC)
– 145 ºF (~ 63 ºC)
– 147 ºF (~ 64 ºC)
– 150 ºF (~ 66 ºC)
– 155 ºF (~ 68 ºC)
– 160 ºF (~ 71 ºC)
– 165 ºF (~ 74 ºC)
– 170 ºF (~ 77 ºC)
– 175 ºF (~ 79 ºC)
– 180 ºF (~ 82 ºC)
– 185 ºF (= 85 ºC)
– 190 ºF (~ 88 °C)
– 194 ºF (= 90 °C)
The default temperature threshold level (TTL) is 135 ºF (~ 57 ºC).
2. In addition, rate-of-rise feature (RoR) can be programmed on or off
3.5 Flash Rates and Trouble Indication
The detector head has a multi-color LED to indicate operating, trouble and alarm condition.
To verify power to the detector and a functioning transmission of the analog adressable loop,
the LED indicator flashes green when operating normally (polling). Throughout its normal life
cycle, the smoke detector monitors and periodically compensates itself to keep the sensitivity
at its factory calibrated level. When the detector is excessively contaminated, this condition
will be annunciated at the control panel and indicated on the detector by the yellow flashing
LED.
In case of an alarm, the LED will change to steady red. The detector is set to normal, if the
alarm condition is reset by the panel and if the smoke and/or heat that caused the alarm has
dissipated.
Through panel parameter setting, it is possible to turn on or off operation of the polling or
trouble indicator. In the event of an alarm condition, the detector LED will always show a
steady red light.
Table 3.1 Flash Patterns
Condition LED Flash Rate
normal operation green flashing
trouble condition / heavy pollution yellow flashing
alarm red steady on
ready for functional test red once every two seconds

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3.6 CO Sensor Service Life
The service life of the CO sensor is limited. The FAP-440-TC detector switches the CO sensor
off after 6 years of operation and indicates a trouble (LED flashing yellow). On the fire panel,
the detector in question is displayed with a corresponding trouble message. It will continue to
function similar to a photo/heat detector FAP-440-T. The detector should then be replaced
immediately in order to maintain the superior false alarm immunity of the photo/heat/CO
detector.
4 Mounting
– Follow NFPA-72 guidelines for mounting locations. For commercial and industrial
installations, 30 ft. (9 m) spacing between smoke detectors is recommended.
– The electrical boxes must be sized to accommodate the number of conductors as
specified by the National Electrical Code or the local Authorities Having Jurisdiction
(AHJ).
NOTICE!
The isolator bases have their own LEDs which will signal a trouble condition in the case of a
short circuit.
NOTICE!
Multisensor detectors with CO sensors must be replaced every 6 years.
NOTICE!
Smoke detectors are not to be used with detector guards unless the combination has been
evaluated and found suitable for that purpose.

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4.1 Mounting the Detector
Figure 4.1 6-inch and 4-inch Mounting Bases
1. Mount the base using the two oblong mounting holes (see Figure 4.1, Position 1).
If you mount the detector with a 6-inch base, first remove the base skirt (2) from the
mounting base using a screwdriver to release the 4 tabs (3).
2. Tighten the base to the mounting surface. Do not over tighten. If you use a 6-inch base, fit
the base skirt onto the mounting base.
3. Turn clockwise until the detector head locks into place and aligns with the semi-circle
notch (4).
Table 4.1 Base Types and Matching Backboxes
4.2 Locking and Releasing the Detector
The detector bases are supplied with a snap-off locking bar (X) as part of the base moulding
to prevent malicious removal of the detector. The locking mechanism is selectable and is
activated by shifting the U-shaped locking bar (X) into the position as shown in Figure 4.2.
1. Remove the U-shaped locking bar by breaking it from its holder.
2. Tuck it into the opening next to it by pushing hard.
3. Insert the detector head into the base.
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Position Description
1 Mounting holes
2 Base skirt
3 Release tabs
4 Semicircle notch
Bases Single Gang Double Gang 3.5 in
Octagonal
4 in
Octagonal
4 in
Square
FAA-440-B4 X X X X --
FAA-440-B6 X X X X X
FAA-440-B4-ISO X X X X --
FAA-440-B6-ISO X X X X X