Abus Security-Center FU5130 Manuel utilisateur

Radio-controlled glass breakage

Installation Guide

FU5130

Fig. 1

Jumper connection LK3 – learn LED on/off

Jumper connection LK1 – swap inputs

Knockout

Battery

Knockout

Tamper

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

Preface

Dear Customer,

Thank you for purchasing this radio-controlled glass breakage detector. You

made the right decision in choosing this state-of-the-art technology,

which complies with the current standards of domestic and European

regulations. The CE has been proven and all related certifications are

available from the manufacturer upon request.

To maintain this status and to guarantee safe operation, it is your obligation

to observe these operating instructions!In the event of questions, please

contact your local specialist dealer.

This glass breakage detector is used for interior object surveillance. It

monitors the room for noises caused by breaking windows and reports them

to a radio alarm system. It does not react to glass breakage in the centre of

the room, e.g., breaking bottles and glasses.

Read carefully the notes and advice in these operating

instructions! If you do not follow these instructions, your

guarantee claim becomes invalid! We can accept no liability for

the consequences!

No part of the product may be changed or modified in any way.

Selecting the installation location

The detector has a sensor that monitors the whole room (360°), but it

should not directly face the area to be monitored and is designed for wall

and ceiling mounting.

Optimally, you should install it on the wall opposite the window. The ceiling

or side walls are also suitable.

The best position is approx. 2-3 meters from the window. Maintain a

distance of at least 1.2 meters from other sources of noise (TV, radio, door,

etc.) to avoid possible false alarms. The maximum distance to the window is

6 meters. For security glass (Class A1 to A3, EH01), the distance must not

exceed 3.65 meters.

Do NOT install the detector:

•In rooms with interior window blinds, e.g., made of wood.

•In a corner.

•In rooms with noise insulation.

•In glazed entrance halls, noisy kitchens, garages, workshops,

staircases, bathrooms.

•and other small, noisy rooms.

•Near compressors.

•In damp rooms.

Installation

1. Open the casing by holding the detector base and removing the cover.

2. Screw the base to the desired position on the wall or ceiling (Fig. 1 Pos.

3, 5).

3. Insert the supplied lithium battery (type CR 2 3.0V) and check for

correct polarity.

4. To deactivate the internal LED, connect the jumper to contact LK3 (Fig.

1, Pos. 1) on one pin only.

5. If the green cable is connected to the screw clamp block contact marked

“Alarm”, jumper contact LK1 (Fig. 1, Pos. 2) must be open.

Learning

1. Switch your radio alarm equipment / radio receiver to learn mode.

See the system instructions for advice on this.

2. Radio variant:

Insert a battery in the radio-controlled glass breakage detector (Fig. 1,

Pos. 7). Check for correct polarity.

Hold the tamper protection for the front panel (Pos. 9, Fig.1) and the

wall removal contact down with the finger and release it several time

to trigger radio signals.

IR variant:

Point the LED of the glass breakage detector at the IR receiver of the

radio extension (RFX). Now trigger the tamper contact of the glass

breakage detector.

3. Make sure that the glass breakage sensoris recognised by your radio

alarm equipment / radio receiver and then close the case.

Idle time

The idle time of the detector is set at the factory to one minute. This function

works as follows:

1. The detector registers a noise and signals this to the system. The idle

time now begins.

2. When the idle time expires, the detector can signal the next noise.

Test

You can test the detector by clapping your hands loudly. If the detector

registers the clapping, the LED flashes twice. No alarm is triggered by this

test.

Specifications

Power supply: 3V Li/MnO2

Battery size: CR2

Average current: 0,03mA

Battery life time: up to 36 months

Environmental class: I (-10°C to +50°C)

Security Grade: II

INCERT No: CXXXXXX

Housing material: Flame retardant ABS

Weight (excl. battery): 140g

Dimensions: 80mmx108mmx43mm (HxWxD)

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