Solo 330 User manual
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Solo 330/332 Aerosol Dispenser
Important:
Before any work begins on the re detection system, all
necessary persons should be notied that the re system is
to undergo maintenance and that the system, or part of it,
will be temporarily out of service.
Ensure the control panel is in ‘Test Mode’ and/or take the
necessary precautions to prevent unwanted alarms.
Ensure that the same persons are informed once the
system is fully operable again.
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Unscrew the red cup and remove the cap from the
aerosol can and place inside the red cup.
Insert the red
cup back into the
unit and rotate
clockwise until the
aerosol starts to
release.
Unscrew the red
cup slightly until
the aerosol stops
releasing.
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Insert the Solo 330/332
into a Solo access pole,
raise the Solo 330/332 and
position the detector into
the clear cup at the top of
the unit.
Push gently upwards for
maximum 1 second to
release a burst of smoke.
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Repeat every 10 seconds without removing the detector for
maximum of 1 minute until the detector is activated. On alarm,
remove cup to allow particles to disperse.
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Solo 460 Cordless Heat Detector Tester
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Insert a charged battery baton into the base of the unit and ensure
the button locks securely in place.
Insert the opposite end of the battery baton into a Solo access
pole and ensure the button locks securely in place.
Do not use the battery as an access pole.
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Cauon:
Ensure correct orientation when inserting battery baton into tool
and do not use undue force. Remove battery when not in use.
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Power on the unit
by pressing the red
button on the side
of the tester head.
Raise the Solo 460
and position the
detector into the
clear cup at the top
of the unit, ensuring
the heat output
duct aligns with the
thermistor(s) in the
detector. The green
LED will ash faster.
Adjust the angle by
pressing down on
the red lever.
Release the lever at
the desired angle to
lock the tester head
in position.
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Hold the unit in place until the detector is activated. Solo 460
will revert to standby mode (slow ashing green LED) and the
internal blower will cool the heating element for a few seconds.
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Solo 423/424 Heat Detector Tester
Safety Informaon:
Do not place hand in cup and touch metal grid.
Do not block air vents
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Attach the power cable and secure the clip.
Insert the Solo
423/424 into
a Solo access
pole.
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Connect the power cable to mains
power and press the green button on
the side of the test head.
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Hold the unit in place over the
detector until the detector is
activated.
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Solo 200 Universal Removal Tool
Important:
Always wear appropriate protective equipment when
working above head height and ensure the area around
you is clear to avoid injury.
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Adjust the detector grips to the desired size by lifting
and rotating each one.
Insert the Solo 200 into a Solo access pole.
Lock the lower button into the
pole to allow the removal tool to
pivot. This helps when accessing
detectors from an angle.
Lock the top button into the pole
to prevent the removal tool from
pivoting. This helps when accessing
detectors from directly beneath.
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To install a
detector onto
its base:
Locate the detector
into the base making
sure it is correctly
aligned to prevent
cross threading.
Firmly twist the
detector clockwise
until the detector
locks securely in
place.
To remove a
detector from
its base:
Locate the detector
in the centre of
the removal tool
between the two
grips.
Twist the detector
anti-clockwise to
release the detector
and lower carefully.
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401281-1
UK: No Climb Products Ltd
Welham Green, AL9 7JE, UK
Tel +44 (0)1707 282 760
EU: shift-consult Hubert Scherzinger
79108 Freiburg, DE
Tel +49 (0) 7665 91 21 74
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