Xtrails VESDA ECO User manual

These installation instructions provide essential information for installing VESDA ECO gas detector in accordance with the system design. Additional installation and product
documentation is listed below in the Reference Documents section.
VESDA ECO Installation Instructions
System Components
As shipped, the product packaging contains the following items which are required for
installation and commissioning of the product:
• VESDA ECO Gas Detector
• VESDA ECO Product Guide
• USB Interface Lead
• MicroSDCard(suppliedttedintocardslot)
• Test and Calibration Equipment as per Test Gas Guide 19517
• ¼inor6mmextubingtoadapttotestgasregulator
Prerequisites
• A completed system design.
• A 24V DC Power Supply and backup battery, compliant with local codes and
standards.
• Standardmini-BUSBcable,requiredforinitialcongurationofthedetector.
• Conduit,asspeciedinthesystemdesign.
• 1.5 mm2 (16AWG).
• 0.2 mm2to 1.5 mm2(24-16AWG)wiringforrelays.
• APCorlaptopinstalledwithXtralisVSCforinitialconguration.
• Standard connection instructions for where the detectors are to be added to a corporate
network.
Power Consumption
3.6W @ 24 V DC for dual gas detector
Environmental Requirements
• Temperature
• Ambient:-20to55ºC(-4to131ºF)gasdependent
• Sampled Air:-20to55ºC(-4to131ºF)
• Humidity: 10-95% RH, non-condensing
Note: Please consult your Xtralis representative for information on operation outside
these parameters.
Reference Documents
Additional installation and product information is contained in the following document,
whichisavailablefordownloadintheXtralispartnerextranetatwww.xtralis.com.
• 17898 - VESDA ECO Detector Product Guide
Installation Process
ToobtainthebenetofpeakperformancefromtheECOproduct,itissuggestedthatyou
follow the recommended installation procedure as outlined below:
• DetectorLocation:DeterminetheoptimumpositiontoplacetheECOtomaximizeits
abilitytodetectthegashazard.
• Physical Installation: Mount the ECO correctly in its selected location.
• Electrical Installation: Connect the power and other interface wiring.
• SetupXtralisVSC:InstallthefreeXtralisVSCcongurationsoftwareandconnect
the PC to ECO USB port. Read and modify the factory default settings, review and
download event logs.
• Set Date and Time: Set the ECO system date and time to ensure logged events are
correctly time stamped.
• FlowNormalization:Normalizetheairowreadingtoprovidethereferencefortheow
fault conditions.
• GasSensorCheck:Bumptesttheproductusingacalibratedsamplegastoconrm
proper measurement operation of the gas sensors.
• System Test: Use the Gas Test function in Xtralis VSC to verify the operation of the
alarms, relays and current outputs.
• Installation Checklist: Complete and retain the installation checklist.
Air Inlet/Outlet Pipe Connections
The tapered shape of the air inlet/outlet port of the ECO is designed to accept standard
pipesofOD25mm(ID21mm)orBSP¾in(OD1.05in)andassuchprovideanairtight
sealwithoutgluing.Connectiontopipenetworksofothersizesshouldnotbedonewithout
rstconrmingtheircompatibilitywithyourXtralisrepresentative.
Flow Shutoff
Due to the effects of pressure variations across an installation it is recommended that
a suitable shutoff valve is installed immediately before the ECO in the pipe work, i.e.
on the sample inlet side. This will help to prevent ambient pressure differentials caused
byaggressiveairconditioningfromgeneratingsampleowthroughtheECOduring
calibration when the aspirator is shut off.
DuringcalibrationorbumptestingnoairowshouldpassthroughtheECOdetector.The
shut off isolation valve will provide a simple means of accomplishing this.
Notes: Do not install your ECO detector if there are any signs of shipping damage.
Inform your distributor if there is any visible damage.
Check that the model of the ECO detector is correct as per the design
specicationsofthesite.Refertothemodelnumberlocatedonthemain
product label and ensure that the gas types and ranges are of the correct
specication.
When using VESDA ECO with the VESDA VFT-15 or ICAM IFT-15 detectors a
special adapter is required, part number ECO-FT15.
Installation Instructions
Toxthedetectortothepipework,followthesesteps:
1. Ensurethatanyglueusedinxingthesamplepipeshasbeengivensufcienttimeto
curesuchthatanyvapoursfromthegluewillnotaffectthegasdetectionbeforetting
the ECO detector.
2. Remove a straight section from the pipe at the preferred location within the pipe work.
Theexactlengthofpipetoberemoveddependsonthetolerancesofthepipe-work
beingused,butasaguidethelengthsareapproximately:
• 60 mm when installing in a 25 mm OD pipe
• 4inches(100mm)wheninstallingina¾”BSPpipe
3. Ensure that the cuts on the pipe are perpendicular to the pipe and that there are no
burrs or sharp edges present. If so, trim the pipe to remove them. Ensure the pipe is
free of any debris.
4. VerifythecorrectorientationoftheECOdetector,inthattheowarrowonthesideof
theECOenclosureisinthesamedirectionasthesampleairow.
5. Insert the detector into the open section of the pipe, ensuring that the pipe entry to the
detector is square and the pipes sit correctly in the tapered air inlet/outlet ports and
provide an air tight seal.
Note: Do not glue the pipes to the detector. This is not necessary and is an obstacle
to future maintenance.
If the gas test port is not to be permanently connected to a remote gassing
pipe,ensurethattheblankingplugsuppliedwiththeunitisttedrmlyinplace.
Alternatively, if a permanent remote gassing pipe is to be installed, use 6 mm
ODpipettedintothegastestportoftheECOatoneendandensurethe
oppositeendisttedwithagastightplugduringnormaloperation.
6. Ensure that the device is oriented such that the status indicators are visible for
inspection purposes.
7. Ensurethatthereissufcientaccesstotheenclosurecoversuchthatitcanbe
removed and the sensor cartridge accessed.
8. DuringcalibrationnoowshouldpassthroughtheECOdetector.Installingashut
off isolation valve in front of the ECO detector and shutting the aspirator off during
calibration will help achieve this result. Ensure that the valve does not restrict the inside
diameter of the sample pipe. Installing a clean out tee in front of the valve to facilitate
routine pipe network cleaning, without having to remove the ECO detector or pipe is
also recommended.
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VESDA ECO Installation Instructions
RS485 Interface Connection
ECOgasdetectorsareequippedtoprovideserialcommunicationtoXtralisconguration
and monitoring software or for interface to 3rd party higher level systems.
Theserialinterface(ModbusRTU)providesmulti-dropserialcommunicationcapabilityto
a number of ECO gas detectors via a screened twisted pair cable. When used to interface
withXtralisVSCorXtralisVSM4monitoringsoftware,amaximumof32devicescanbe
attached to the bus.
For interfacing ECO to 3rd party higher level systems, please refer to the separate ECO
Modbus interface guide with regard to register mapping, data types and data limits.
The Modbus RTU interface on the ECO detector is implemented using the EIA-485
standardforthephysicalinterface.Thisisatwo-wiredifferential,halfduplexconnection
providingexcellentnoiseimmunityovercablelengthsupto1200mandathighdata
transmission rates. The ECO has been designed to meet the requirements of the “Modbus
overSerialLine,V12002”specicationwhenusinganRS485interface.
By default, the Modbus protocol settings for an RS485 interface are:
• Baudrate 19200
• Parity Even
• Stop Bits 1
These are the default settings programmed into the ECO at shipping. ECO detector is
providedwitha120ΩterminationresistorttedtothePCBassemblyalongwithajumper
connectionnexttoSKT2,whichpermitstheusertoconnectthe120Ωterminationtothe
bus.Thejumperisttedassuppliedandshouldberemovedfromallunitsexceptforthe
last one in the line.
Note: Differentmethodsofterminationmustnotbemixedonthesamebus.
Communication
USB: TheUSBportisusedforinitialcongurationandlocalmaintenanceorservicing
of the detector using a PC installed with Xtralis VSC software. Install Xtralis VSC prior
to connecting the detector to the computer to ensures that the required USB drivers are
present.
Power Up
Connect 24 VDC power to the PWR IN terminal.
On power up:
• The Power LED illuminates and the detector runs a series of self-diagnostic tests.
• If there is a fault, the Fault LED illuminates. To identify the fault, check theActive Event
List for the detector using Xtralis VSC.
Conguration
Forinitialconguration,useaUSBconnectionandtheXtralisVSCsoftware.
• After installing ECO gas detector, make sure VESDA is working properly.
• Normalizetheairow.Thistakesapproximately6minutes,afterwhichtheowreading
should be close to 100.
• Reset the detector. It should now be running without faults.
Commissioning
• Carryoutagastesttoconrmthatthegaslevelsmatchthesite’srequirementsand
test the relays. Refer to the VESDA ECO Product Guide for further information.
Wiring: Power, Relays, RS485 Modbus, 4-20 mA analog outputs
Warning: Always disconnect detector power before plugging/unplugging electrical, relay
or network connections. Failure to do so may cause data corruption and/or
component failure.
The electrical functions of the terminals are as follows:
SKT1 Pin 1 Relay 1, Contact A
SKT1 Pin 2 Relay 1, Contact B
SKT1 Pin 3 Relay 2, Contact A
SKT1 Pin 4 Relay 2, Contact B
SKT1 Pin 5 Relay 3, Contact A
SKT1 Pin 6 Relay 3, Contact B
SKT1 Pin 7 Relay 4, Contact A
SKT1 Pin 8 Relay 4, Contact B
Note: The function of relays 1–4 can be programmed using the Xtralis VSC software.
Refer to VESDA ECO Product Guide for further details.
SKT2 Pin 1 RS485SignalA(ModbusD0)
SKT2 Pin 2 RS485SignalB(ModbusD1)
SKT2 Pin 3 PowerSupplyInput(Nominally+24V)
SKT2 Pin 4 Power Supply return
SKT2 Pin 5 Cable Screen Termination
SKT2 Pin 6 Digital Input Remote Alarm Reset
SKT2 Pin 7 4-20mA Current source output A
SKT2 Pin 8 4-20mA Current source output B
ThespecicdetailsoftheconnectiontoeachfunctionisdetailedintheVESDAECO
ProductGuide(documentnumber17878).
Power and Relay Wiring
Power:Connecta24VDCpowersupplywhichiscompliantwithlocalreprotectioncodes
and standards to the PWR IN.
Relays: TherelaysinterfacetotheFireAlarmControlPanel(FACP)tocommunicate
faults, and gas alarms states. Relay contacts are rated 1 A @ 30 VDC, resistive. Connect
asrequiredbythesystemdesign.Useelectricalwiresizesfrom0.2mm²to1.5mm²
(24-16AWG).
Warning: Ensurethatallwiringcomplieswithmanufacturer’sinstructionsandlocaland
nationalredetectioncoderequirements.RefertoCodesandStandards
Information for Air Sampling Smoke Detection section of the detector product
guide for further information on wiring compliance.
Caution: DO NOT LOOP WIRE UNDER TERMINALS WHEN WIRING DETECTORS.
BREAKWIRERUNSTOPROVIDESYSTEMSUPERVISIONOFCONNECTIVITY.
4-20mA Analogue output
Each ECO gas detector is provided with two analogue 4-20mA current source outputs (one
pergassensor).Eachanalogueoutputisscaledtoreectthedefaultgasdetectionrange
of the gas sensor it is associated with.
Thetwocurrentsourceoutputs(AandB)on-ECOaredesignedtobewiredtoindustry
standard4-20mAcurrentmonitoringdevices.Refertothemanufacturer’sinstructionsfor
making connections to the current loop monitor.
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