GASTRON FS-310 User manual

Flame & Gas Detector design, development, production, installation, and additional service
DOC NO.GT-069IM00K
FS-310
Instruction Manual
Revision: 1.4
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Please read carefully for proper use.

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We sincerely thank you for purchasing a Gastron product.
As a company specializing in Flame & Gas detectors and F&G Monitoring Systems, we at
Gastron is being recognized by many consumers for our high quality and convenience of use.
We are constantly researching and exerting our efforts to develop Flame & Gas detectors
satisfying our customers, and making sure our consumers always find a product they want.
From now on, solve all your problems regarding Flame & Gas detectors with Gastron products.
We at Gastron will take charge and satisfy all of you.
This user manual contains information on how to operate and maintain FS-310. After reading
the manual carefully, store it at a convenient location and refer to it whenever you have
questions while using the product.
If something abnormal occurs after purchasing our product, please contact the following
address.
Address: Gastron Co., Ltd. 23, Cheomdansaneop 1 ro, Gunpo city, Gyeonggin province
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
URL : www.gastron.com
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Note
• For accurate operation of Flame Detector Simulator, we recommend
checking it at least once within 6 months.
• If periodic checks are not performed, equipment malfunction may
occur due to aging of the sensor.
• Only a person with special technical knowledge about the Flame
Detector Simulator must dismantle the device.
• For details on checking the Flame Detector Simulator, please contact
our technical department or use our e-mail or website.
This product and product manual is subject to change without prior notice for improving the product performance
and convenience of use.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Features............................................................................................................................................................................. 4
3. Operation.......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
4. Charging the Battery ................................................................................................................................................... 5
5. Specification .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.1. General Specifications........................................................................................................................................ 5
5.2. Mechanical Specifications ................................................................................................................................ 5
5.3. Electrical Specifications ..................................................................................................................................... 6
5.4. Environmental Specifications.......................................................................................................................... 6
5.5. Charger Specifications ....................................................................................................................................... 6
6. Name of Each Component....................................................................................................................................... 7
7. How to Replace Battery & Precautions .............................................................................................................. 8
8. Revision Record ...........................................................................................................................................................10

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1. Overview
FS-310 is a test simulator for checking whether or not a detector works properly in an
explosion district or dangerous area where GTF-1100U is installed. Because a test using actual
fire is not possible, the product was made to conduct a virtual fire test.
A spectrum similar to fire is generated by generating UV and IR using random flicker as
sources used in FS-310. FS-310 was made so that GTF-1100U can recognize the spectrum
generated like this as fire.
It is pressure resistant and explosion proof since its case is made out of AC4C(AL6061), and
since it is light weight, it is portable. It can be used for approximately 100 times when fully
charged using a dedicated recharger.
2. Features
Flame Simulator for testing GTF-1100U.
Portable since it uses batteries.
It can be used approximately 100 times when fully charged.
With low power design, it can be used for a long period of time.
It can be used in an explosion district or dangerous area since it is pressure resistant and
explosion proof.
3. Operation
Position FS-310 so it faces the front side of a detector.
If the switch on the handle is pressed, the lamp of FS-310 blinks for 15 seconds towards the
detector.
Check whether the detector works or not. (Red LED of the detector lights up)
It does not work for 30 seconds after 1 time operation (Wait Time)
If the switch is pressed once more during operation, it stops working. If the operation stops
even in this case, it does not work for 30 seconds.
Since the effective distance may vary depending on the FS-310 battery charge status, please
use after recharging.
If the detector does not work, perform repeat test after wait time.
If the detector does not recognize it as fire even after repeating, the detector needs to be
checked.
➢Check for foreign substances on the Sapphire Glass at the front side of the detector.
➢Check sensor through B.I.T.

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4. Charging the Battery
Places that should be avoided when recharging
➢Explosion district or dangerous area
➢Inside a hot car (over 40℃)
➢Place with lots of moisture or wet place
Detach the rear cover of FS-310 and connect the mounted DC Jack with the recharger.
The recharger supplied with FS-310 must be used.
The status can be checked with the LED of the recharger.
➢Red light: recharging
➢Green light: Recharging complete
➢Blinking Red light: Trouble occurred while recharging (Battery defect, charger defect)
It does not work even if operation switch is pressed during recharging.
If recharging is finished, disconnect the recharger from the simulator and store it separately.
5. Specification
5.1. General Specifications
5.2. Mechanical Specifications
I T E M S
S P E C I F I C A T I O N
Detection Distance
Max 10m
Continuous Operation
100 Count
Average Detection Time
10 sec
Approvals Classification
KCs: Ex d ⅡB+H2 T5
Warranty
Main
2 years
Battery
1 years
I T E M S
S P E C I F I C A T I O N
Explosion Proof type
Explosion Proof enclosure
Dimension
161(W) ×115.9H) ×303.2(D) mm
Weight including Sensor
App. 2.3kg
Material
AC4C(AL6061)

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5.3. Electrical Specifications
5.4. Environmental Specifications
5.5. Charger Specifications
I T E M S
S P E C I F I C A T I O N
Input
AC 100~240V / 50~60Hz / 1.0A
Output
16.8V / 2.5A
Indicator
Bi-Color LED (RED & GREEN)
[Table 1: FS-310 Specification]
I T E M S
S P E C I F I C A T I O N
Power
Li-ion Battery 14.6V 2750mAh
Max Charge Voltage
16.8V
Cut Off Voltage
12V
Full Charge Time
< 3 hours
Quiescent Current
< 350uA
Operation Current
3A Average
I T E M S
S P E C I F I C A T I O N
Storage Temperature
-20℃ ~ 25℃
Charge Temperature
0℃ ~ 45℃
Operation Temperature
-20℃ ~ 50℃
Operation Humidity
30 ~ 85% RH (Non-condensing)

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6. Name of each component
[Figure 1: FS-310 Name of each component]
No
Name
Descriptions
1
Reflector Assembly
Reflector making UV/IR Spectrum of the lamp perform long distance
irradiation.
2
Switch
Turn FS-310 On/Off
3
Handle
Handle designed to enable carrying FS-310.
4
Top Cover
Part combined with the body which protects the main board.
5
Body
Part protecting the main board and battery pack
6
Rear Cover
Cover part protecting the recharging jack connected to the battery
pack
[Table 2: Description of each component of FS-310]

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7. How to Replace Battery & Precautions
7.1. Battery Pack Diagram & Photo
PCM location (side)

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7.2. Battery Pack Specification
7.3. How to replace battery
7.3-1 Dismantling
➢Unscrew M3 SET SCREW (interlock device) using a wrench (2POINT)
➢Turn REFLECTOR ASSY counter-clockwise and separate it from the front side as shown in the
diagram.
➢Separate the CONNECTOR on the front main PCB side.
➢After releasing the REAR COVER by turning it counter-clockwise, dismantle the RETAINER
RING with the same method.
➢Pull out the BATTERY PACK ASSY as shown in the diagram.
7.3-2 Assembly
➢Assemble in the reverse order of dismantling.
I T E M S
S P E C I F I C A T I O N
Battery Type
18650 4S1P-29E
Normal Voltage
Over 14.6V
Battery pack assy
51.6 x 48.0 x 117.0
Certification
KC, CB, UN38.3
Manufacturer & Dealer
Gastron Co., Ltd.

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7.4. Precautions when replacing the battery
➢Do not replace in an explosion district or dangerous area
➢Do not replace in a place with high temperatures (over 40℃)
➢Avoid humid or wet places
➢Replace the battery after separating the CONNECTOR on the MAIN PCB side
➢Make an inquiry to the manufacturer when replacing the battery (place of purchase)
8. Revision Record
Version
Contents
Date
1.0
Initial revision
Dec. 19, 2017
1.1
Revision of operation & specification
Nov. 15, 2019
1.2
Revision of operation & specification
Apr. 3, 2020
1.3
Revision of specification
Jun. 30, 2020
1.4
Revision of Battery Pack specification
May. 24, 2021