1. FAST. FORWARD. TOGETHER! A Firelite Fire Alarm Panel by Honeywell
Nimit Navanimitkul
FAST. FORWARD. TOGETHER!
JUNE-2016
A Firelite Fire Alarm Panel by Honeywell

2. Why do we need Fire Alarm System?
For the protection of :
Life
And
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Property
Code Requirements of Local AHJ
Insurance Requirement / Premium Reduction
Smoke Control
Peace of Mind

3. What is Fire??
From inception, fire produces changes in the environment.
Any of these changes is referred to as the “fire signature”, which can be monitored by a detection system.
The process of combustion (PoC) releases large numbers of solid & liquid particles into the atmosphere. They are called aerosols and, when produced by fire, are usually called smoke.
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PoC particles smaller than 0.3 micrometers are usually called invisible. Larger than 0.3 micrometers can scatter light & are…
VISIBLE

4. The Fire Triangle Gasses - Natural, Propane, Butane, Hydrogen,
Acetylene, Carbon Monoxide.
Liquids - Gasoline,
Kerosene, Turpentine,
Alcohol, Paints, Varnish,
Lacquer
Solids - Coal, Wood,
Paper, Cloth, Wax,
Grease, Leather,
Plastic, Grain, Hay
Open Flame
The Sun
Hot Surfaces
Sparks and Arcs
Friction
Chemical Action
Electrical Energy
Compression of Gases
Fuel, heat and oxygen are all needed in the right combination to produce fire.

5. What is Fire?? A Graph of a fire condition What does Fire Produce??
Start
to produce PoCs
REMEMBER THE MICRON SIZE
Produces visible smoke particles
Produces a high temperature
FIRE
[FLAMES]
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GAS
SMOKE
INFRARED/UV
HEAT
What does Fire Produce??

6. Basic Fire Alarm System
Input
Det / Mod / MCP
Processing
CPU / FACP
Output
CM / RM
Notification
Appliance
Manual Fire Station M
FIRE
ALARM
CONTROL
PANEL
POWER SUPPLY
Smoke Detector MM
I/P Module
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7. Lower wiring costs Conventional VS Addressable Elevator control HVAC
Conventional Fire Panel
MS-9050UD
Elevator control
HVAC

8. Fire Alarm Control Panels
MS-9600UDE
2 Loop, Upto 636 Devices Panel
MS-9050UDE
1 Loop, Upto 50 Devices Panel
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9. Detection Technologies
Photoelectric
Heat
Multi Sensor
Laser
Beam
Input Module
MCP / Manual Pull Station
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10. Photoelectric Light Scattering Type CLEAN - NO SMOKE DIRT SMOKE
Light Blocking Partition
Light absorbed by black or gray walls of sampling chamber.
Photo
Diode
LED
VOLTS
Dirt will bias toward alarm or actually initiate alarm .
VOLTS
DIRT
Light Blocking Partition
LED
Photo
-Sensor
Light scattered by smoke particles initiates alarm .
VOLTS
SMOKE
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11. Heat Detectors
Heat detectors are the oldest type of automatic fire detection device. Not considered direct Life Safety devices, these detectors do contribute to the detection of a fire.

12. Heat / Thermal NTC / PTC Thermistor
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Applications
- Kitchens, Laundry, Pantry etc.

13. Multi Sensor Applications
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Applications
- General installations like Malls, Hospitals, offices etc. but only for indoor and upto 0-38 Deg. C temp. range.

14. Laser Laser Beam Focus Is on One Point
Parabolic Mirror
(amplifier)
laser diode
Focus Point
photo receiver
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Receiver
Parabolic Mirror
Laser Beam
Focus Is on One Point
In Space on the Path of the Laser Beam!
- Magnified More Accurate Signal - Immune to Accumulated Dust

15. Beam Detector
System Sensor is offering a new single-unit Transmitter/Receiver Beam Detector that works in conjunction with a reflector.

16. Transmitter & Receiver
Beam
Transmitter & Receiver
Reflector 10 o
Top View
30’ TO 350’
S = 45’
22.5’
Listed Spacing = S
Side Wall Spacing = 1/2 S
End Wall Spacing = 1/4 S
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17. Projected Beam Principle
Transmitter
Receiver
Smoke from the
fire in the protected
area diffuses the
intensity of the beam at the receiver

18. Compatible Intelligent Detectors
AD355 Adapt Multicriteria Smoke Detector
SD355 Photoelectric Smoke Detector
SD355T Photoelectric w/Thermal
H355 Fixed Thermal Detector
H355R Fixed Thermal w/Rate-of-Rise
Separate B350LP base (with each head)
D350P Photoelectric Smoke Duct Detector
D350RP Photoelectric Smoke Duct Detector with Auxiliary Relay
SD355
CP355
H355
D350PL

19. Input Module Applications
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Applications
- Interfacing any 3rd party system contact like Door Contact, Flow Switch, Pressure Switch, Break Glasses etc.

20. Addressable Input Module
MMF-300 Monitor Module
For monitoring a circuit of normally-open contact conventional alarm initiating devices
MMF-302 Monitor Module
For monitoring 2-Wire Smoke Detectors (requires filtered resettable 24 volts)
Can be used to retrofit conventional systems to Addressable without costly detector replacement
MDF-300 Dual Monitor Module
For monitoring normally-open contact alarm initiating devices.
NFPA Style B only
Assumes two sequential addresses on the SLC
Provides convenience for monitoring two doors or HVAC fans/dampers and other normally open contacts.

21. MCP / Manual Pull Station
BG-12LX Addressable Pull Station
Key Resettable
Prevents unauthorized reset
Dual Action
Prevents accidental activation
Polling LED viewable through front handle
Reassures owner system is active
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22. Output Devices Control Module Relay Module Audioble Devices
Visual Devices
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23. CMF-300 NAC Control Module
NFPA Style Y (Class B)/Style Z (Class A)
24 VDC power must be supplied
3-amp maximum load capability
Permits system software control of distributed NAC power supplies
Programmable for the following:
Auto-Silence (timed sounder cutoff)
Silence Inhibit
Silenceable vs. Non-Silenceable
Enable/Disable

24. Relay Module CRF-300 Relay Control Module
Two Form-C Relays that work in unison.
Use for elevator recall, damper control, door holding, auxiliary control functions, etc.
No tabs to break
Easy to install
Address can be set by simply removing front dress cover

25. Audible Devices
Bells: Only used if they are only for fire, or have a distinctive sound from other bell signaling devices Often used as an external gong to indicate the flow of water in the sprinkler system.
Horns: Loud and distinctive output Often used in high-noise environments, such as manufacturing plants.

26. Audible Devices
Sirens: Extremely loud devices generally limited in use to outdoor or heavy industrial areas.
Speakers: Audible devices used in conjunction with voice evacuation messages Life-Safety speakers are not generally associated with Muzak systems.

27. Visual Signaling Appliances
Visual signaling appliances are used in high-noise environments, in areas occupied by hearing-impaired individuals, or in areas where audible devices may not be desired.

28. Visual Devices
Speaker/Strobe
Strobe
Horn/Strobe
Chime/Strobe

29. Selectable-Output Visual Devices
Selectable Candela Output ( )
Selectable Operating Voltage (12 or 24 volts)
Offered in Strobe and Horn/Strobe combinations

30. FIRELITE Summary Ease of installation and programming
Faster setup reduces number of man hours required per system
Individual point reporting through communicator
provides accurate location to first responders
Four synchronized NACs for System Sensor, Wheelock and Gentex devices
Allows connection to different devices on separate circuits for easier and less-costly retrofit
Six amps of external Aux/NAC power (using optional transformer)
No need to add additional costly power supplies
Three Form-C relays standard
Trouble (non-programmable)
Alarm and Supervisory are programmable for other functions
Programmable from internal keypad, a PS-2 keyboard or a personal computer

31. Provides advanced maintenance and troubleshooting
FIRELITE Summary
Provides advanced maintenance and troubleshooting
Auto Detector testing
(no special tools or tester required)
Drift Compensation
Maintains alarm window as detector becomes dirty
Maintenance Alert
Alerts when detectors need to be cleaned
Auto device type validation
Immediately identifies what is connected to the panel for faster setup

32. Typical SLC Wiring for FireliteCM M
Style 6 (Class A wiring)
No T- Tapping allowed
Max DC resistance <50 Ohms
159 Detectors Modules capacity per Loop
Max. Wiring Length 2 Kms with 1.5 sq.mm. Twisted Pair Cable
24VDC Power Input
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36. SLC Wiring – Style 7
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37. Key Applications: Mid-Rise Example
Single SLC riser reduces multiple wiring required with earlier conventional product
Different devices such as smoke detectors and pull stations can exist on the same pair of wires
The Software Zones’ flexible programming feature allows “Floor above/Floor below” signaling long with option for “Elevator Recall”

38. Selling Strategies Selling Points
Designed for medium to large sized installations
Flexible, easy to expand
User-friendly interface for easier programming and maintenance
Compliance - UL 864 (Fire), NFPA-72 and ULC
Supports a wide range of addressable sensors:
Photo, Ion, Beam, Heat detectors, Duct Detectors
Supports a variety of notification devices such as:
Horns and Strobes (including SpectrAlert Selectable Output Series of strobes, horns/strobes and speaker/strobes)
Voice Evacuation Systems
Plug & Play with ACC-25/50
Integrates or retrofits existing conventional devices
Uses existing wire
Uses existing intelligent devices

39. Selling Strategies Vertical Market targets
Mid-Rise building targets Buildings less than 45 Meters in height (Fully Addressable):
Dormitories
Motels
Hotels
Extended Stay Facilities
Commercial buildings including:
Manufacturing
Warehousing
Telecommunication Systems
Corporate Headquarters
Healthcare including:
Hospitals and Clinics
Nursing Homes
Retirement or Assisted Living Facilities
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40. THANK YOU

41. Technology Comparison
Device Type
Notifier
ESSER
Morley
Firelite
Devices Per Loop
127
99+99
Total loops
Upto 10
Upto 18
Upto 5
Upto 2
CPU Redundancy No
Yes
Power Supply Redundancy
Network Types
Wire, MMF, SMF
Wire, MMF
Not Possible
Active Repeaters
Upto 190 in High Speed Network
Upto 31
Upto 16 8
Passive Repeaters
Upto 32 32
Zone Indicators
Upto 3072
Upto 162 80
182
Loop Length with 1.5 Sq.MM. Twisted Pair
Upto 2 Km
No. of Events
Upto 5000
Upto 10000
Upto 999
1000
Display
640 Characters
320 Characters
240 Characters
80 Characters
Manual Call Point
Yes. BG and Pull Station
Yes. BG available
Yes. BG Available
1 Input MM
2 Input MM
4 Input MM
6 Input MM
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42. Technology Comparison
Device Type
Notifier
ESSER
Morley
Firelite
Isolator inside Devices No
Yes
Ionization
No. OT Blue is equivalent
Photo
Heat
Heat + ROR
Multi Sensor
CO Sensor
Beam Detector
Duct Detector
Detector with Built in Speech, Flasher & Sounder
No. But Sounder + Flasher with B200S Sounder Base
Yes.
No. But Sounder + Flasher with WSS Series Sounder bases
No.
Isolator Module
Intrinsically Safe Detectors
Hot Swapping of Cards
Max Panels on Network
Upto 200 31 99
Not Possible
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