Autocall TrueAlarm CO Sensor Bases for Smoke, Heat, and Photo Heat Sensors using IDNet Communications

Datasheet Peripherals CO Sensor Bases for Smoke Heat and Photo Heat Sensors using IDNet ULC CSFM Listed FM operation summary CO sensor data is stored and analyzed at the panel a new CO Service provides easy information access 4007ES 4010ES and 4100ES panels provide ten 10 year end of life indication with CO sensor expiration notices occurring within 12 and within 6 months allowing service replacement planning Analog sensor information is digitally transmitted to the host control via IDNet communicationsfor processing to evaluate and track Carbon monoxide concentration in ppm parts per million is available viewing from the panel user interface For OSHA compliant CO gas sensing CO condition level may be by concentration must be above 30 ppm 4100ES Audio Control Panels can provide a CO Relocation Message Temporal Code 4 tone and Voice Evacuation reference see AC4100 0034 features Sensors may be either wall or ceiling mounted Operation of a CO sensor base with heat sensor provides dual sensor operation New CO test mode allows functional testing of each sensor technology the CO sensor adapter plate Optional accessories include remote alarm LED alarm relay and Designed for EMI compatibility Provides magnetic test sensor element is easily replaced when end of service life is to CO sensor replacement cartridge CORC A4098 9747 removal of interchangeable sensor head providing tamper sensor removal causes a trouble condition Sensor Base Description monoxide CO is an odorless colorless tasteless gas by the incomplete combustion of heating fuels such as coal heating oil and natural gas CO is also a byproduct of materials experiencing unintentional fire or even incipient fire Monitoring of CO levels can warn of physically harmful however sensing of CO levels below the harmful can also provide improved understanding of incipient fire when evaluated in combination with photoelectric fire sensor from the same location CO sensor bases combine an electrolytic CO sensing module a TrueAlarm analog sensor to provide a single multiple sensing using one system address The CO sensor can be enabled used in LED Switch modes and custom control and can be public for communication across a fire alarm Network sensor operation is similar to other TrueAlarm sensors or heat It provides current analog values average analog No Answer troubles Wrong Device troubles over threshold in ppm and monitors for the presence of the CO sensor mounted address selection allows the address to remain with its when the sensor is removed for service or type change Address is from the front under the removable sensor An integral red indicates power on by pulsing or alarm or trouble when steady and also provides test mode status see page 3 Detailed status is at the fire alarm control panel 1 CO Sensor Base with Sounder with A4098 9754 Photo Heat Sensor addressable CO sensor bases contain a carbon CO sensing module providing both CO toxic gas and enhanced fire detection For use with 4007ES and 4010ES or 4100ES fire alarm control panels software revision 2.01.02 or higher CO sensor bases support and require a TrueAlarm photoelectric or heat sensor ordered separately Model A4098 9770 provides standard features model A4098 9771 provides a piezoelectric sounder CO sensor bases are multi point devices consume only one IDNet and receive both communications and sensor power from IDNet channel the sounder base requires separate 24 VDC system or NAC connection Listed to UL 268 Smoke Detectors for Fire Alarm Signaling Systems UL 2075 Gas and Vapor Detectors and Sensors allowing systems be listed to Standard 2034 Single and Multiple Station Carbon Alarms Listed by ULC to CSA 6.19 01 Residential Carbon Monoxide Alarming Three types of CO influenced operation are available UL 2034 CO detection UL 2075 CO OSHA level monitoring for ventilation and multi criteria fire sensor analysis with algorithms that optical and CO gas monitoring information of a CO sensor base with a photoelectric or a photo sensor allows Independent sensor operation or selectable multi sensor modes of Alarm Reduction or Faster Detection False Alarm Reduction analyzes CO and photoelectric sensor together to provide a sophisticated rejection of non conditions normally troublesome as false alarms steam dust etc Faster Detection increased sensitivity algorithm analyzes CO and sensor information to allow the presence of CO to an increased photoelectric sensitivity for high value museums electrical equipment rooms etc base operation details When connected to a panel NAC through the A4905 9835 Temporal Module the sounder base can provide temporal code 3 TC3 for or temporal code 4 TC4 for toxic carbon monoxide alarms A4905 9835 module may also be used to code other non fire carbon monoxide notification appliances refer to data sheet Sounder can be manually activated from the panel Sounder operation is also listed to UL 464 as an audible notification This product has been approved by the California State Fire Marshal CSFM pursuant to Section 13144.1 of the California Health and Safety Code See CSFM Listings 7300 0026 0315 7300 2269 0503 7272 2269 0537 5278 2269 0571 7270 2269 0512 and 7300 2269 0551 for allowable values and or conditions concerning material presented in this document listings may be applicable contact your local product supplier for the latest status Rev 6 03 2021 CO Sensor Bases for Smoke Heat and Photo Heat Sensors using IDNet Communications CO Sensor troubles are Disabled Almost Expired 12 Almost Expired 6 Months Expired End of Life Short and Missing Failed Details Almost Expired is similar to the Almost Dirty trouble a photoelectric sensor Expired trouble is similar to the Dirty for a TrueAlarm photoelectric sensor CO sensor technology not support automatic sensitivity testing and drift compensation is available with a photoelectric sensor End of useful CO sensor life based upon a set 10 year operational lifetime tracked by date code into the CO sensor module electronics Although the CO sensor will to function after the expired trouble is indicated replacement required to ensure proper detection accuracy Test Mode To facilitate functional testing of the CO sensor a test mode is available in the host control panel In this mode the sensor and installed heat or smoke sensor can be easily functionally Test Mode Details When in the CO test mode the internal sensor analysis algorithms are disabled allowing each sensor to quickly tested either individually or simultaneously depending on the equipment used CO testing can be performed using a Solo Model aerosol dispenser or equal Testing is available through your authorized Autocall product supplier The base LED will display ON when individual sensors are activated during test Refer to Reference for more information CO monitoring For OSHA compliant gas sensing control panel supports custom programming based upon CO concentration For example turn on ventilation if the CO level is above X ppm then turn off ventilation when the level drops below Y ppm or select value as a range if desired This is separate from alarm set points Allocation 4007ES 4010ES and 4100ES control panels only one 1 point at the host panel per CO sensor base For control panels the requirement is three 3 points at the host per CO sensor base with the A4098 9754 multi sensor and two points for the other sensors Depending on CO sensor base and choice up to seven 7 points can be made public to a connected Fire Alarm Network Each CO sensor base uses a single address sub points layered underneath such as 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 Sensor Base Power Requirements Power for the standard CO base is provided by IDNet communications No additional wiring required for upgrading of existing installed TrueAlarm sensor bases sensor sounder bases do require system supplied separate 24 VDC NAC wiring the same as the standard sounder base Sensing Detailed Operation Gas Sensing UL 2034 UL 2075 For CO toxic gas detection the provide toxic gas sensing to the UL 2034 and UL 2075 standards gas sensing may be selected at the same time as any of the CO photo fire detectio