Kidde SLICK RF-SFTP Manuel utilisateur

Kidde Safety Europe, Mathisen Way, Colnbrook, SL3 0HB, UK.

www.kiddefyrnetics.co.uk

1209-7201-02

RF-SFTP 230V Mains Operated Wireless Interconnectable

Alarm Base with Rechargeable Battery Backup

For use with the following models with the designator:

1SFW, 1SFWR, 2SFW, 2SFWR, 3SFW and 3SFWR

Thank you for purchasing a Kidde Fyrnetics alarm accessory.

Please read through our manual in full. Important information

included and the manual must be left with the householder.

Electrical rating 230V AC,

50Hz 100mA max per (maximum 35mA for originating unit

with 16 Devices interconnected).

Wireless Alarm Base

21008418 REV. B

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The wireless base uses radio signals to interconnect alarms.

When installed, if one unit alarms for an event it will communi-

cate with the other alarms using radio communication. Remote

test and hush functionality can also be added wirelessly using the

KN-RTH-RF accessory

Unit does not support carbon monoxide alarm signals

The wireless base will not recognize a signal from an intercon-

nected CO alarm. However, an interconnected CO alarm will not

hinder the wireless base system. The wireless base will only

receive and transmit smoke and heat alarm signals.

This wireless base is mains powered having a rechargeable

battery system providing back up power for approximately 3

months on mains failure.

Installation Instructions – Introduction

This wireless base is designed for installation by a competent,

qualified electrician, in accordance with the latest I.E.E.

Regulations and complying with relevant building regulations.

• Read these instructions thoroughly before proceeding. People’s

lives depend on it.

• This manual is for use by qualified electricians.

• Wireless alarm base and attached alarms must be powered by a

constant 230V AC, 50Hz supply that is not controlled by any

form of switch. It is not suitable to be connected being con-

trolled / supplied by a light dimmer circuit. Failure to comply

with this directive may lead to product failure / overheating of

components which is outside the terms of the guarantee.

WARNING:

This alarm cannot be operated from power derived from a square

wave or modified sine wave inverter. These types of inverters are

sometimes used to supply power to the structure in off grid

installations, such as solar or wind derived power sources. These

power sources produce high peak voltages that will damage the

alarm.

Kidde recommends to connect alarms and bases to a dedicated

circuit that is separately electrically protected. This helps

minimise interference (EMI) on alarm interconnect line from

CFL's, dimmers, LV transformers etc.

• This wireless base will not detect smoke or heat and must be

installed in conjunction with the specified alarms. Only connect

to the specified models of smoke or heat alarm. Do not connect

to any other brand of alarm/auxilary device unless approved by

Kidde. 2

Introduction

The RF-SFTP wireless base can be fitted with Kidde Heat and

Smoke Alarm models that have the designation following the

model number.

Up to 15 wireless bases can be fitted in a system due to con-

straints of the supervised system (see installers guide of alarm

for limits of alarms). Although the RF system is limited 15 bases,

the system can have up to 24 devices.

Warning: Do not interconnect two wireless bases with the hard-

wire as well. This will cause a signal loop that will never exit

alarm once started.

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• The earth terminal connection provided is for termination purpos-

es only and is NOT electrically connected within the sealed alarm

/ base units.

Danger – electrical shock hazard!

Never restore power supply until all alarms are completely

installed, doing so before hand can cause serious injury.

Do not install in a dripping, water splashing, or very humid area.

Interconnecting

To connect all alarms with wireless bases use only the line and neu-

tral lines, do not connect to the I/O terminal.

To expand an existing interconnected system, connect a wireless base

to one alarms of the hardwired system and then and additional wire-

less base at each new location. DO NOT HARDWIRE INTERCON-

NECT TWO ALARMS WITH WIRELESS BASE TOGETHER.

These are double insulated products and do not need earthing:

never use earth conductor to interconnect – use 3 core and earth

cable. Use black in 3 core & earth cabling, for interconnect line.

If installing using old cabling (different colors), take great care /

follow IEE Reqs.

A maximum of 24 Kidde devices may be interconnected in a

multiple station arrangement the interconnect system should not

exceed 12 Smoke Alarms and/or 18 alarms total (Smoke, Heat, CO

and etc). With 18 alarms interconnected up to 6 alarm accessories

(relay modules, visual signal device and etc.).

For systems utilizing wireless bases the same restrictions apply but

the maximum number of wireless bases is limited to 15.

Line

Neutral

House Cabling Refer to IEE Reqs

Line

Neutral

Interconnect (I/O)*

House Cabling Refer to IEE Reqs

Do NOT subject the alarm circuit to insulation resistance testing with the alarm /

base units connected. Failing to do so will cause damage outside the terms of the

guarantee provisions.

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RF-SFTP Wireless Base Set – Up

1. The smoke alarms and wireless base should be positioned as rec-

ommended in the installation guides supplied with the alarms

with special care to avoid possible causes of interference with the

RF signal(such other wireless products, electronic devices and

large metal objects).

2. The installation method for the alarms and base is described in

the smoke alarm installation manual for the alarms. All wiring

connections are made via the under side; the wireless base is

sealed and does not contain any user serviceable parts.

3. Bring house wiring through a dry lining box into back of alarm;

side entry, via mini trunking is also possible by carefully knib-

bling away edge on trim-plate. Make good joint, with white

sealant, if necessary. When installing the base using trunking, do

not attempt to break or knockout the sections out, use a tool to

cut them and prevent damaging the base.

4. Mains alarms and the mains powered RF-SFTP wireless base are

designed for installation by a competent, qualified electrician, in

accordance with the latest I.E.E. Regulations and complying with

relevant Building Regulations. Provide mains power to all units,

with which the rechargeable battery is turned on for service.

5. Care should be taken to insure the wires are pressed firmly into

the appropriate holes on the terminal block (Do not use slots for

wire retention, see figure d). Pull back lightly on each wire to

verify it is seated well.)

6. Verify that the power is on,the power is present when the amber and

green LEDs are illuminated. Choose a unit in a central location as the

master unit. This unit will enrol the other units(create a linked sys-

tem) during the remaining process; the remaining units will then be

remote units. Press the enrol button on the master unit until the

amber LED turns off (takes approximately 5 seconds) and begins to

flash on/off every 2 seconds with the green LED flashing every 4

seconds. (This indicates this unit is broadcasting as the MASTER

unit). THIS UNIT IS NOW THE MASTER WIRELESS BASE

FUNCTION BUTTON ENROL BUTTON

ALARM RELEASE

LATCH

AMBER LED

ERROR INDICATOR

CEILING

ALARM

GREEN LED

POWER/TRANSMIT IND.

Figure 3. Side of Base with Alarm Attached

Figure 2, Terminal

Block

Figure 1, Mounting Methods

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Determine

location for all

alarms.

Connect all units

to AC to turn

the units on.

Press and hold

enrol button on

master unit

Amber LED on

2sec./off 2 sec.

Green flashes

ever 4 sec.

Press and release

enrol button on

remote unit

Amber LED

flashes

continuously

Amber LEDs off,

Green LEDs flash

every 10 sec.

Amber LED

flashes every 4

sec.

Press and release

enrol button on

remote unit

System

Enrolment

complete

remotes?

Press and release

enrol button on

master unit

YES NO

7. Go to the nearest unit (this will be a remote unit) and press and

release the enrol button. The amber LED will flash - 2 seconds

on and 2 seconds off (it may immediately start flashing 1-6 times

if it catches a message from the master).When it has received an

invitation from the master unit the amber LED will flash 1-6

times every 4 seconds to indicate the signal strength; a good

signal level is indicated by 3 or more flashes. If the remote is

only flashing 1 or 2 times, try rotating the wireless base or mov-

ing it away from obstructions like large metal objects and light-

ing fixtures.

8. Press the enrol button on this remote; the amber LED will blink

rapidly showing it is enrolled, and that the system is still in

enrolment mode.

9. Repeat this procedure with all other remote alarms.

10 Return to the master unit and press the enrol button. This will

cause the green LED to go out for one second in ten to indicate

the master is broadcasting.

• Failure to follow this procedure will cause the master unit to

time out after ten minutes automatically enrolling any other

compatible systems nearby that are being set up / enrolled.

11. To visually check the system is operating –

• The master unit is recognised by the green LED flashing 1

second every 10 seconds.

• A remote is recognised by a quick flash of the green LED

once every 10 seconds.

12.The system is now functional.

• If the amber LED flashes every 10 seconds it indicates that

the battery is low and will require 24 hours to become fully

charged whilst connected to the mains supply'

Pressing the enrol button during enrolment will end the process

and put the unit back into standby even if not enrolled with

other units. Any unit can be reset to its factory settings; refer

to the following section, “Resetting unit to factory condition”

for details.

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Indiction Status Action

No LED function when connected

to 230VAC Mains

Unit is not powered and will not

function

Check to insure battery is connect-

ed correctly and the connector is

seated completely. Check that

power is present at the connection.

Amber LED is not on/Green LED

blinks off quickly ever 10 seconds

Unit is a remote station, has AC

mains power and operating cor-

rectly

No Action needed

Amber LED is not on/Green LED

turns off for 1 second ever 10

seconds

Unit is a master unit, has AC

mains power and operating cor-

rectly

No Action needed

Amber and green LEDs are not

on or flashing*

Unit has no mains power Check breaker and have an elec-

trician check the circuit for proper

AC mains power.

Amber LED flashes every 2 sec-

onds and the green LED is lit

continuously

Unit is a remote station and does

not have a reliable communica-

tion path with the master unit.

Amber LED flashes every 5 sec-

onds and the green LED blinks for 1

second once every 10 seconds

Unit is the master unit and does not

have a reliable communication path

with one of the remote units.

Amber LED every 2 seconds and

the green LED blinks for 1 second

once every 10 seconds or less.

Unit is the master unit and has

lost communication with all

remote units.

Amber LED flashes every 10

seconds and the green LED

blinks once every 10 seconds.

Unit is in Low battery Insure green LED is on indicating

230VAC Mains power is present for

at least 24 hours. After 48 hours with

power, contact customer support

Amber LED is one for 1 sec. then

off for 1 sec., green LED flashes

ever 4 sec.

Unit is master unit and is in enrol

mode.

Amber LED is flashing on and off

rapidly

Unit is a remote unit, is enrolled

but system is in enrol mode.

Determine if there is an obstruc-

tion like a large metal object that

has been placed between the

remote and master units causing

interference. Relocate the

obstruction or the RF units.

Complete the enrolment process

and press the enrol button on the

master units

*Green LED is lit to show AC mains connected and flashes as detailed to indicate condition. When AC mains is

not connected, green LED will flash rapidly to indicate it is transmitting in alarm/test state but will not flash other-

wise.

Green Amber Comment

Factory

setting On On Not enrolled in

system

Enrol

mode

Blinking every 4

sec. 2 seconds on every

4 seconds Master unit enrolling

remotes.

On 2 seconds on every

4 seconds Remote waiting

Flashes 1-6 flashes every 4

seconds Remote

communicating

On Blinking Remote enrolled

Normal

operation

Off 1 second every

10 seconds Off Master unit

Off 0.5 second

every 10 seconds Off Remote Unit

Error

modes –

Remote

unit

Flashes every 2

seconds

Has poor or no

communication link

with master unit.

Error

modes –

Master

Unit

Flashes every 5

seconds

Poor or no

communication with

at least one remote

unit.

Flashes every 2

seconds

Poor or no

communication with

(all) remote unit(s).

Low

Battery Flashes every 10

seconds

AC Power has been

disrupt for exteneded

period or battery is

faulty.

LED Settings Chart

Fault Finding Chart

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Adding an additional wireless unit

This process is to enrol additional wireless bases to an existing

system.

1. Install and power up the new unit. The Amber and the Green

LED of the new wireless base will both be on.

2. Go to the master alarm. (See section 1 above to recognise a

master and remote RF wireless base).

3. Press the enrol button for 1-2 seconds on the master RF wireless

base. The amber LED will flash on for 2 seconds and off for 2

seconds. It is ready to enrol a new remote wireless base.

4. Press the enrol button for 1-2 seconds on the new remote alarm

RF base. The amber LED on the wireless base will flash on for 2

seconds and off for 2 seconds. When the master unit invites it to

join the amber LED on the remote wireless base will flash 1-6

times every 4 seconds.

5. Press the enrol button on the new remote to complete the process.

The amber LED will blink rapidly indicating the remote has

completed the enrolment process.

6. Return to the master unit and press the enrol button a second time

to set the system.

Removing a wireless unit.

NOTE: Alarms can be replaced without replacing the wireless

base.

1. If a wireless base needs to be removed from the system, remove

power from the unit to be removed and wait for 5 minutes for the

master unit to recognize the error. Go to the master unit (see sec-

tion 1 as to how to distinguish between the master and remote RF

units) and verify that the amber LED is flashing (or on

continuously if there is only two units in the system). Press the

enrol button on the master RF wireless base. The amber LED will

begin to flash on for two seconds and off for two seconds.

2. Press the enrol button on the master unit a second time to finalise

the new system.

Resetting unit to factory condition.

The wireless base may be reset to the factory settings at any time by

pressing both buttons for ten(10) seconds. (this may be helpful if

there is confusion during enrollment or if the base is being relo-

cated).

1. Press and hold the function button before pressing the enrol but-

ton.

2. While holding the function button press the enrol button and hold

both until the amber LED flashes rapidly 10 times and then

remains lit.

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Monitoring the Wireless link.

• The system is designed to automatically and continuously

monitor the wireless link between the alarm. when powered by

AC mains (230Volts)

• The master alarm broadcasts every 10 seconds; the green LED

will flash to indicate this.

• The master unit will monitor the response from each remote.

• If a remote has not communicated with the master unit within 2

minutes the master unit will send 4 rapid broadcasts to try to re-

establish a link.

• If the communication with the remote is still absent the master

amber LED will blink.

• If the remote has missed the master for 2 minutes the remote

amber LED will flash every 5 seconds (see LED table).

• Once communication between the master and remote units is

re-established, both units will automatically return to normal

operation and the amber LED will stop flashing. This may take a

couple a minutes once the link is re-established to clear the error.

• On battery backup the units are not supervised and only listen for

messages. Re-establish AC power as soon as possible.

Connecting the Remote Test and Hush Accessory

The remote test and hush accessory (model KN-RTH-RF) is a

useful portable device allowing you to test and hush the alarms

within the wireless system without the requirement to physically

reach the alarms' test button. It can be affixed to a wall or used

placed in a suitable location I.E. on a table.

Please see owners manual supplied with the accessary for addi-

tional details.

Each wireless base may have only one remote test and hush

accessary enrolled at a time. We recommend you enrol it with the

alarm in your main living area.

1 Press the enrol button on the base and ensure it has enter enrol

mode indicated by the amber LED flashing.

2. Press any button on the accessory.

3. Verify the amber LED on the alarm has changed from 2 seconds

on 2 seconds off to rapid blinking.

4. Press the enrol button a second time on the wireless base to com-

plete the process.

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Technical Specification

Mains power: 230VAC / 50Hz.

Backup Power: Lithium secondary battery with up to 3

month capacity

Temperature (operating): 0 – 40°C

Humidity: 0-95% (non-condensing)

Radio Frequency: 868MHz

Wireless range: Greater than 150m in free space.

Mechanical: 12.7cm dia x 3.5cm

150 g.

Approvals (Independently tested to comply with):

EMC Directive 89/336/EEC

R&TTE Directive 99/5/EC

ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1 (2008-04)

ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.4.1 (2002-08)

ETSI EN 300 220-1 V2.3.1 (2009-04)

ETSI EN 300 220-2 V2.3.1 (2006-04)

EN 55022: 2006

EN 61000-3-2: 2006

EN 61000-3-3: 2005

Disposal

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with

household waste. Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with

Local Authority or Installer for recycling advice.

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Guarantee

Kidde Fyrnetics guarantees to you as a purchaser that the alarm

accessory will be free of defects in material, workmanship or

design under normal use and service for a period of ten (10) years,

from the date of purchase.

The Guarantee is not assignable. Our liability to you, under this

guarantee is limited to repairing or replacing any part which we

find to be defective in material, workmanship or design, free of

charge to the customer, who is situated within the UK and Eire,

upon sending the base with proof of date of purchase, postage

prepaid, to Kidde Safety Europe, Mathisen Way, Colnbrook, SL3

0HB, UK.

The terms of this guarantee will not apply in the following

circumstances: If unit has been damaged, modified, neglected,

dismantled, contaminated, abused or altered after the date of pur-

chase, or if it fails to operate due to incorrect selection, sitting,

installation, maintenance or inadequate AC electrical power, or

damage caused by failure to abide by the instructions supplied.

The liability of Kidde Fyrnetics, arising from the sale of this

wireless base or under the terms of this guarantee shall not in any

case exceed the cost of replacement of the device, in no case, shall

be liable for consequential loss or damaged resulting from the

failure of the alarm or for the breach of this or any other guarantee,

express or implied, or for damages caused by failure to abide by

the instructions supplied. This guarantee does not affect your

statutory rights.

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