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This document contains the technical specifications for the VESDA-E VEP and VESDA VLF-500 smoke detectors, as well as information on the Cheetah Xi intelligent suppression control panel.
The VESDA-E VEP is a very early warning smoke detector with features like Flair detection technology, one and four pipe models, a range of approvals, and accessories like an Ethernet interface. The VESDA VLF-500 is a compact smoke detector designed for small environments up to 500 sqm, with features like out-of-the-box installation, ultrasonic airflow sensing, and AutoLearn smoke and flow capabilities. The Cheetah Xi is an intelligent suppression control panel with extensive programmability, peer-to-peer digital protocol, and integration with VESDA detectors. It has standard features like 254 user-defined zones, a 3200 event history buffer, and optional modules for expanded capabilities.
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VESDA VLF
VLF-500
Flair Detection Technology The VESDA VLF-500 detector is a very early warning smoke detector designed to protect small, business-critical environments of less than 500 m2 (5,380 sq. ft.).
The detector works by continually drawing air into sampling holes in a pipe network. The air is filtered and passed into a detection chamber where light scattering technology detects the presence of very small amounts of smoke. Detector status information is communicated on the detector display and via relays or optional interface cards.
Out-of-the-Box Operation The VLF can be installed and commissioned out-of-the-box without the need for a special interface or software programming tools.
In operation, the unique Smoke DialTM display provides the user with an instant understanding of a smoke event, even from a distance. Should a fault occur, the user simply opens the field service door and activates the Instant Fault Finder feature to determine the specific fault condition. This information can then be passed onto their fire service company, ensuring that service technicians arrive onsite fully prepared.
Ultrasonic Flow Sensing The patent-pending Ultrasonic Flow Sensing used in the VLF provides a direct reading of the sampling pipe flow rate.
The system is immune to air temperature and pressure changes and is unaffected by contamination. The VLF is the first air sampling smoke detector to use ultrasonic flow sensing.
Features
• Out-of-the-Box Installation and Commissioning
• Ultrasonic Airflow Sensing
• Laser-Based Absolute Smoke Detection
• Pre-engineered pipe network designs
• Programmable Alarm Thresholds
• Clean air barrier optics protection
• Instant Recognition Display
• Instant Fault Finder™
• AutoLearn™ Smoke
• AutoLearn™ Flow
• Field Service Access Door
• Multiple Event Logging in separate logs
• Event log – up to 18000 events
• Offline/online configuration capability
• Up to 500 m2 (5,380 sq. ft.) coverage*
Listings / Approvals
• UL
• ULC
• CCC
• FM Class I Div II
• ActiveFire (ISO/AS 7240-20)
• CE
• UKCA
• LPCB
• VdS
• VNIIPO
• NF
• EN 54-20
- Class A (30 holes / 0.05% obs/m)
- Class B (30 holes / 0.15% obs/m)
- Class C (30 holes / 0.32% obs/m)
Classification of any configuration is determined using ASPIRE.
Regional approvals listings and regulatory compliance vary between product models. Refer to www.xtralis.com for the latest product approvals matrix.
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Rectangle www.xtralis.com All technical data is correct at the time of publication and is subject to changes without notice. All Intellectual Property including but not limited to trademarks, copyrights, patent are hereby acknowledged.
You agree not to copy, communicate to the public, adapt, distribute, transfer, sell, modify or publish any contents of this document without the express prior written consent of Xtralis. Installation information: In order to ensure full functionality, refer to the installation instructions as supplied. © Xtralis
Doc. No. 10046_23 Part No. AD20298-002 August 2021
VESDA VLF
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3.5” Display The display provided to the user includes a Smoke DialTM and alarm and status indicators.
When the field service access door is open, the user has access to the RESET , DISABLE , Fire Test , AutoLearn and Instant Fault Finder functions. When the Instant Fault Finder function is activated, the Smoke DialTM converts to a fault indicator, with the dial segment numbers corresponding to the faults listed below.
Legend of Fault Indicators 1 Filter 6 External Device/PSU
2 Aspirator 7 Interface card
3 High flow 8 Field wiring
4 Low flow 9 AutoLearn Fail
5 N/A 10 Detector failure
Terminal Block Connections
1 GPI
2 GPI
3 Display TX
4 Display RX
5 Display Common Ground
6 Display Power -
7 Display Power +
8 Power Return 0 VDC
9 Power In 24 VDC
10 Power Return 0 VDC
11 Power Out 24 VDC
12 NC
13 Common
14 NO
15 NC
16 Common
17 NO
18 NC
19 Common
20 NO
Approvals Compliance Please refer to the Product Guide for details regarding compliant design, installation and commissioning.
* Product UL listed for use from 0°C to 38°C (32°F to 100°F).
** Sampled Air temperature shall reach Ambient Detector temperature upon entry into Detector. Refer to Xtralis Design Guides & Application Notes for sampled air pre-conditioning.
Specifications
Input Power Voltage: 24V DC Nominal (18-30 V DC) 410 mA nominal, 490 mA in alarm
Dimensions (W x H x D) 256 mm x 183 mm x 92 mm (101/16 in x 71/5 in x 32/3 in)
Weight Approx. 2 kg (4.4 lbs)
IP Rating IP30
Mounting Upright, inverted or horizontal
Operating Conditions*
Ambient: 0°C to 39°C (32°F to 103°F)* Tested to (EN54-20): -10°C to 55°C (14°F to 131°F) Sampled Air**: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) Humidity: 5% to 95% RH, non-condensing
Sampling Network
• Maximum pipe lengths: 1 x 50 m (150 ft) (Max. 24 holes) 2 x 30 m (90 ft) per branch (Max. 12 holes per branch)
• Sampling Hole Options: Pre-Engineered Option or Maximum Pipe length in accordance with Pipe Modelling Design Tool (ASPIRE™)
Air Inlet Pipe Accepts both metric and American standard pipe sizes Metric: 25 mm (1.05 in.) American Pipe: IPS 21 mm (¾ in.)
Area Coverage Up to 500 m2 (5,380 sq. ft.) depending on local codes and standards
Relay Outputs 3 changeover relays (Fire 1, Action, Fault), Contacts rated 2A @ 30 VDC (max). NO/NC Contacts
Cable Access 3 x 25 mm (11/16 in.) cable entries (1 rear entry, 2 top entry)
Cable Termination Screw Terminals 0.2-2.5 mm2 (30-12 AWG)
Interfaces
Shown in Terminal Block Connections diagram, to right, plus an RS232 Programming Port. General Purpose Input (GPI) interface offers: Reset, Disable, Standby, Alarm set 1, Alarm set 2 and External Input functions.
Alarm Threshold Setting Range
Alert, Action: 0.025 - 2.00% obs/m (0.008 - 0.625% obs/ft) Fire 1, Fire 2: 0.025 - 20.00% obs/m (0.008 - 6.25% obs/ft) Individual Alarm Delays: 0 – 60 seconds Two Alarm Threshold Settings: Either time or GPI based
Display
• 4 Alarm State Indicators
• Smoke Level Indicator
• Reset, Disable and Test Control
• Fault and Disabled Indicators
• Instant Fault Finder
• Smoke and Flow AutoLearn Controlss
Event Log Up to 18000 events, time and date stamped in separate, non-volatile, logs for:
Smoke Level, Flow Level, Detector Status and Faults
AutoLearn Smoke & Flow
• Automatically set acceptable alarm thresholds for both smoke and flow levels
• Minimum 15 minutes, maximum 15 days (default 14 days)
• During AutoLearn thresholds are NOT changed from pre-set values
Warranty Period 2 years
Ordering Information Ordering Code Description Ordering Code Description
VLF-500-00
VESDA VLF. European language set. English display labels
VIC-010 VESDAnet Interface Card
VLF-500-01
VESDA VLF. European language set. International display labels
VIC-020 Multifunction Control Card (MCC)
VLF-500-02
VESDA VLF. English + Asian
VIC-030
Multifunction Control Card (MCC) with Monitored Powered Output (MPO)
VLF-500-03
VESDA VLF. Scandinavian
VSP-005 Filter Cartridge
VLF-500-04
VESDA VLF. English + Russian
VSP-715 Aspirator for VESDA
VLF-500
VLF-500-05 VESDA VLF. English + Eastern Euro language set. International display labels
From power supply unit
To next detector (if more than 1 detector per Power Supply Unit)
Fault relay
Action relay
Fire 1 relay
D.1.10.01‐4, August, 2021
CHEETAH® Xi INTELLIGENT SUPPRESSION CONTROL
PANEL
The Cheetah Xi is a state‐of‐the‐art true intelligent digital peer‐to‐peer modular suppression control system. It is ideal for all life safety and property protection applications, and is intended for both commercial and industrial use. It is designed with extensive programmability that allows the almost instantaneous relay of information and the ability to perform process management tasks with ease including HVAC shutdowns, Emergency Voice Evacuation, damper control, door closure, elevator recall, security, and CCTV/Building Management Awareness.
This cost‐effective panel comes standard with two Signaling Line Circuits (SLC) that support 254 devices each. This is expandable to four loops and a total panel capacity of 1016 devices, with any mix and match of sensors and modules. The
Cheetah Xi utilizes extreme intelligence via its Eclipse® based sensors including photoelectric, photoelectric with heat, ionization, photoelectric duct, and heat detectors. It also utilizes Eclipse based modules such as the monitor, mini‐monitor, relay, intelligent pull station, releasing and control modules. With Cheetah Xi, every device communicates as a peer on the signaling line circuit. These peers not only communicate up‐to‐the‐second information to the control panel, but also communicate with each other. Each device is capable of generating accurate and highly detailed information. Conventional suppression alarm systems give a general idea of the fire’s location, while the Cheetah Xi’s intelligent sensors indicate precisely which device is in an alarm state. This intelligence provides incredible speed with response times as little as one‐quarter second between manual pull station and notification appliance. It’s flexibility allows you to attach the intelligent devices that are required for your specific application.
The System is programmed with either the Windows based field configuration software C‐LINX™ or through a comprehensive password protected front‐panel keypad programming option. This option allows you to quickly update and adapt to any future requirements or changes in the system such as changes in occupancy or remodeling.
The sophisticated control panel circuitry coupled with the software allows you to read specific information and sensitivity levels of the different eclipse devices. The sensors also compensate for any changes due to age, contamination, or other environmental factors.
APPROVALS:
• UL Listed
• FM Approved
• CSFM
• City of New York
• City of Denver
• OSHPD OSP‐0077‐10
OPERATION
The Cheetah Xi Control system operates on a “Zone and State” relationship. In this design, all input and output devices must be assigned to at least one zone (253 are available), each zone defining an area to be protected. Input devices can be assigned up to four zones (one zone is typical) and output devices may be assigned up to 254 zones.
These devices use the SLC signaling line circuits to exchange status information with other devices as well as with the control panel. When an input is activated, it is configured to cause its associated zone to enter into an operational state. Any detection device will cause the associated zone to enter into an alarm state. The output devices are configured to activate to protect and evaluate the endangered zone. This system is completely modular, allowing you the flexibility to design a system that is just right for your application. The illustration below shows a typical configuration of a Cheetah Xi system.
STANDARD FEATURES
• All Cheetah Xi panels come standard with a controller, transformer and enclosure
• 254 user defined zones
• 80 character, backlit LCD display
• Real time clock
• 3200 event history buffer
• Critical process monitoring
• One‐person walktest capability
• Disable by zone, device or circuit
• Drill function at panel and remote
• Provides solenoid releasing operation
• Alarm verification
• Easy to add/remove devices
• Diagnostic menus
• Removable terminal blocks for field wiring
• Local piezo with distinct event tones
• 10 Status LEDs to easily identify system status
• Optional point ID DACT Module available
• Supports up to 31 peripheral devices
PANEL ORDERING
P/N 10‐068‐C‐P‐L
C (enclosure color): R = red G = Grey P (transformer): 1 = 120V 2 = 240V L (Lexan cover): L suffix indicates Lexan installed over display opening.
SYSTEM DIAGRAM
SPECIFICATIONS
ENCLOSURE
CONSTRUCTION 18 gauge carbon steel enclosure with removable outer door
FINISH Baked on paint finish, red or grey
DIMENSIONS 23.6” H x 14.35” W x 4” D (back box dimensions)
MOUNTING Flush or surface mount
BATTERY CAPACITY Can house up to 18AH batteries in the enclosure back box
POWER
ALARM CURRENT 6 amps, expandable to 12 amps with SPS
STANDBY CURRENT 2 amps, expandable to 4 amps with SPS
AC INPUT 120VAC @ 60Hz or 240VAC @ 50/60Hz
AUXILIARY POWER OUTPUTS Two 24VDC outputs rated 2A, expandable to 5 circuits with SPS
RESETTABLE AUX POWER OUTPUT One 24VDC output rated 2A, BATTERY CAPACITY Supports up to 75AH batteries, expandable to 150AH with SPS
CONTROLLER CURRENT DRAW 275mA @ 24VDC in standby and alarm mode
RELAYS
ON BOARD RELAYS Three, form‐C (SPDT) relay contacts
RATING
DC operation: 2A @ 30VDC (pf = .35)
AC operation: 0.5A @ 120VAC (pf = .35)
OPERATION Relays 1 and 2 are configurable. Relay 3 is defaulted to Trouble operation
VESDA
HIGH LEVEL INTERFACE
RS232 port for connection to VESDA HLI (P/N 68‐023 or 68‐517)
Intelligently links Xtralis VESDA detectors to the Cheetah Xi.
VESDA detectors do not occupy SLC addresses.
DACT
DIGITAL ALARM COMMUNICATOR
TRANSMITTER
Point ID communication
DACT card can be mounted inside the panel or external mounted
PERIPHERAL BUS
BUS RS485 port for connection to compatible peripheral devices, 31 maximum
RS485 WIRING
Belden 9841 or equal 4,000 ft (1219m) maximum wire length
110Ω maximum wire impedance 0.05µf maximum wire capacitance
100Ω termination resistor on last device
SIGNALING LINE CIRCUITS
DEVICE ADDRESSING Use Infrared (IR) tool or panel addressing feature
NUMBER OF LOOPS Two, NFPA Class A or Class B loops, expandable to four with SLM
DEVICES PER LOOP 254 devices per loop, system maximum 1016 devices with SLM
LOOP RESISTANCE 70 ohms maximum
LOOP CAPACITANCE 60µf maximum
LOOP DISTANCE 12,000 ft. maximum (panel to last device)
LOOP FUNCTIONS True peer‐to‐peer digital protocol
Auto‐learn function
Automatic day/night sensitivity adjustment
Automatic holiday sensitivity adjustment
Acclimate operation for sensors
IR tool can be used to read device sensitivity levels or perform remote test
Devices contain multi‐color LED for indication of device status
Sensors can provide early warning, pre‐alarm detection
Sensors can participate in device summing feature (up to eight sensors)
NAC CIRCUITS
STYLE Class B or Class A
OUTPUT RATING Continuous, regulated 24 VDC @ 2A maximum
SYNCHRONIZATION Supports Gentex or System Sensor Protocols
PROGRAMMING AND CONFIGURATION
SOFTWARE C‐LINX panel configuration and diagnostics software
DEVICE CONFIGURATION
Hand‐Held IR Configuration Tool (P/N 55‐051). Communicates bi‐directionally with any Cheetah Xi device to facilitate: addressing of devices, reading sensitivity levels, service dates, device type, loop and address, manufacture date, initiate walk test of any sensor or module, and access any hard‐to‐reach sensor or module (such as duct detector) through any other device on loop.
OPTIONAL MODULES
PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION DATA SHEET
The modules interface directly with the Cheetah Xi controller to expand its operational capabilities.
10‐2474‐P Supplemental Power Supply (SPS). Install to add up to 2A external standby power and 6A alarm power (4 A standby/12A alarm total) to the Cheetah Xi system. Supports charging up to 75Ah of additional standby battery.
D.1.12.01
10‐2473 Supplemental Loop Module (SLM). Install to add two more SLC loops to the Cheetah Xi system. Loop specifications and wiring for SLM are the same as the main controller.
D.1.13.01
10‐2528 Point ID Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter (DACT). Install to provide an interface with a Central Station monitoring system. The DACT provides 5 contact zones of connection or point ID transmission capability via intelligent serial interface connection with the Cheetah Xi.
D.1.18.01
10‐2204 CRM4 Relay Module. Install to provide four additional relays for control and monitoring functions. The Cheetah Xi board supports up to two CRM4 modules. Each relay is independently programmable.
D.1.14.01
10‐2254 Reverse Polarity Module (RPM). Install to provide for UL Remote Station supervision (Direct leased line connection).
D.1.15.01
10‐2482 RS485 Network Module. Install to network up to 128 panels maximum using RS485 cable.
Enables the systems 254 zones to be shared from panel‐to‐panel.
D.1.17.01
10‐2624 Fiber Optic Network Module. Install to network up to 128 panels maximum using Fiber Optic cable. Enables the systems 254 zones to be shared from panel‐to‐panel.
D.1.21.01
OPTIONAL PERIPHERAL BUS DEVICES
The following devices connect to the Cheetah Xi panels RS485 peripheral bus (31 devices maximum).
10‐2646
Fourteen Button Remote Display Unit (RDU14). The RDU14 is equipped with a 80 character, backlit display that duplicates information provided by the control panel. The RDU14 is equipped with six buttons (Enter, Escape, +/‐, left/right arrow) used for navigation through events, as well as configuration of the device. Additionally it has eight programmable buttons configured for things such as reset, silence, acknowledge, drill, or process.
P.1.108.01
10‐2631
Ten Button Remote Display Unit (RDU10). The RDU10 is equipped with a 80 character, backlit display that duplicates information provided by the control panel. The RDU10 is equipped with six buttons (Enter, Escape, +/‐, left/right arrow) used for navigation through events, as well as configuration of the device. Additionally it has four dedicated buttons that perform the following functions: drill, silence, acknowledge, and reset.
P.1.107.01
10‐2630 Two Button Remote Display Unit (RDU2). The RDU2 provides remote annunciation of Fike’s intelligent control panels. The RDU2 is equipped with an 80 character, backlit display that duplicates information provided on the main control panel.
P.1.103.01
10‐2667
Twenty‐Zone Annunciator. The annunciator can provide remote annunciation for up to twenty zones at a location remote from the control panel. The module provides a tabular display that incorporates 20 red alarm and 20 yellow trouble/supervisory LEDs. Each LED is programmable and can provide visual indication of alarm, trouble/supervisory conditions for zones or individual points.
P.1.118.01
10‐2627 Ethernet Module. The module allows remote monitoring of the Cheetah Xi panel via Ethernet/IP.
D.1.22.01
10‐2583
Multi‐Interface Module (MIM). The primary function of the MIM is to provide a printer interface for the Cheetah Xi. It allows specific event and point information to be communicated from the panel to the printer. It is compatible with either a Epson FX‐890 or equivalent IEEE 1284 standard printer or for UL required applications the Keltron 90 series UL listed fire alarm printer.
P.1.85.01
ADRESSABLE SENSORS AND MODULES
These devices interface directly with the Cheetah Xi controllers SLC loops.
63‐1052 Photoelectric Smoke Sensor Non‐Isolator Version P.1.88.01
63‐1058 Photoelectric Smoke Sensor Isolator Version P.1.88.01
63‐1053 Photo/Heat Combination Sensor Non‐Isolator Version P.1.89.01
63‐1059 Photo/Heat Combination Sensor Isolator Version P.1.89.01
60‐1039 Thermal Sensor Non‐Isolator Version P.1.90.01
60‐1040 Thermal Sensor Isolator Version P.1.90.01
67‐033 Ion Sensor Non‐Isolator Version P.1.91.01
67‐034 Ion Sensor Isolator Version P.1.91.01
63‐1057 Duct Sensor Non‐Isolator Version P.106.01
63‐1062 Duct Sensor Isolator Version P.106.01
63‐1056 Duct Housing P.106.01
63‐1054 6” Sensor Base Non‐Isolator Version P.1.98.01
63‐1060 6” Sensor Base Isolator Version P.1.98.01
63‐1055 4” Sensor Base Non‐Isolator Version P.1.99.01
63‐1061 4” Sensor Base Isolator Version P.1.99.01
63‐1064 Sounder Base P.101.01
63‐1063 Relay Base P.101.01
55‐045 Mini‐Monitor Module Non‐Isolator Version P.1.93.01
55‐050 Mini‐Monitor Module Isolator Version P.1.93.01
55‐041 4” Monitor Module Non‐Isolator Version P.1.92.01
55‐046 4” Monitor Module Isolator Version P.1.92.01
20‐1063 Intelligent Pull Station Non‐Isolator Version (Fire) P.1.65.01
20‐1064 Intelligent Pull Station Isolator Version (Fire) P.1.65.01
20‐1343 Intelligent Pull Station Non‐Isolator Version (Agent) P.1.104.01
55‐042 Supervised Control Module Non‐Isolator Version P.1.94.01
55‐047 Supervised Control Module Isolator Version P.1.94.01
10‐2360 Series Solenoid Diode/Resistor (Needed for solenoids) P.1.232.01
10‐2413 Masterbox Interface
55‐043 Relay Module Non‐Isolator Version P.1.95.01
55‐048 Relay Module Isolator Version P.1.95.01
55‐052 Release Control Module Non‐Isolator Version P.1.95.01
55‐053 Release Control Module Isolator Version P.1.95.01
10‐1832 ARM III Agent Release Module C.1.04.01
10‐2748 Impulse Release Module (IR) IV.1.15.01
VESDA-E VEP
VEP-A00-1P, VEP-A00-P, VEP-A10-P
The VESDA-E VEP series of smoke detectors bring the latest and most advanced detection technology to provide very early warning and the best nuisance alarm rejection to a wide range of applications. Built on the Flair detection technology and years of application experience, VEP detectors achieve consistent performance over their lifetime via absolute calibration. In addition, the VEP delivers a range of revolutionary features that provide user value.
Flair Detection Technology Flair is the revolutionary detection chamber that forms the core of the VESDA-E VEP, providing higher stability and increased longevity. Direct imaging of the sampled particles using a CMOS imager combined with multiple photo-diodes allows better detection and fewer nuisance alarms.
Installation, Commissioning and Operation VESDA-E VEP is equipped with a powerful aspirator that enables use of a total of 130m (427ft) of sampling pipe in the one pipe model and 560m (1,837ft) of pipe in the four pipe model. Out of box operation is made possible with AutoConfig which allows airflow normalisation and AutoLearn Smoke and Flow to be initiated from within the detector.
VEP is fully supported by the ASPIRE and Xtralis VSC software applications which facilitate ease of pipe network design, system commissioning and maintenance.
VESDAnet™ VESDA devices communicate on VESDAnet which provides a robust bi-directional communication network allowing continued redundant operation even during single point wiring failures. VESDAnet enables primary reporting, centralized configuration, control, maintenance and monitoring.
Ethernet connectivity VESDA-E detectors offer connectivity to corporate networks via Ethernet, allowing for devices installed with Xtralis monitoring and configuration software to connect to the detector.
Backward Compatibility VESDA-E VEP is compatible with existing VESDA installations. The detector occupies the same mounting footprint, pipe, conduit and electrical connector positioning as VESDA VLP. VEP is also compatible with existing VESDAnet installations allowing monitoring of both VESDA-E and legacy detectors via the latest iVESDA application.
Features
• Suitable for Class 1 Division 2 applications - Groups
A, B, C & D
• One and four pipe models for different applications
• Flair detection technology delivers reliable very early warning in a wide range of environments with minimal nuisance alarms
• Short wavelength laser-based detection:
- High sensitivity from small particle light scattering
- No drift compensation required since focused light directed at target gives low backgrounds
- High stability with temperature and time
• Multi stage filtration and optical protection with clean air barriers ensures lifetime detection performance
• Four alarm levels and a wide sensitivity range deliver optimum protection for the widest range of applications
• Intuitive LCD icon display provides instant status information for immediate response
• Flow fault thresholds per port accommodate varying airflow conditions
• Smart on-board filter retains dust count and remaining filter life for predictable maintenance
• Extensive event log (20,000 events) for event analysis and system diagnostics
• AutoLearn™ smoke and flow for reliable and rapid commissioning
• Referencing to accommodate external environmental conditions to minimise nuisance alarms
• Backward compatible with VLP and VESDAnet
• Remote monitoring with iVESDA for system review and proactive maintenance
• Ethernet for connectivity with Xtralis software for configuration, secondary monitoring and maintenance
• USB for PC configuration, and firmware upgrade using a memory stick
• Two programmable GPIs (1 monitored) for flexible remote control
• Field replaceable sub-assemblies enable faster service and maximum uptime
Listings / Approvals
• UL
• ULC
• CSFM
• FM
• VdS
• NF-SSI (www.marque-nf.com)
• CE
• UKCA
• ActivFire
• CCC
• EN 54-20, ISO 7240-20
Four Pipe VEP
- Class A (40 holes / Fire 1 = 0.028% obs/m)
- Class B (80 holes / Fire 1 = 0.027% obs/m)
- Class C (100 holes / Fire 1 = 0.056% obs/m)
Classification of any configuration is determined using ASPIRE.
Regional approvals listings and regulatory compliance vary between product models. Refer to www.xtralis.com for the latest product approvals matrix.
www.xtralis.com All technical data is correct at the time of publication and is subject to changes without notice. All Intellectual Property including but not limited to trademarks, copyrights, patent are hereby acknowledged. You agree not to copy, communicate to the public, adapt, distribute, transfer, sell, modify or publish any contents of this document without the express prior written consent of Xtralis. Installation information: In order to ensure full functionality, refer to the installation instructions as supplied. © Xtralis
Doc. No. 22063_13 Part No. AD30276-002 May 2023
VESDA-E VEP
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
3.5" Display
LED Description
Fire 2
Fire 1
Action
Alert
Disabled
Fault
Power
Home Page Icon on Display Description
Smoke and Alarm Threshold Levels
Detector OK
Detector Fault
Aspirator Fault
Airflow Fault
Power Fault
Filter Fault
Smoke Chamber Fault
VESDAnet Fault
StaX Module Fault
Ordering Information Ordering Code Description
VEP-A00-1P VESDA-E VEP with LEDs, 1 pipe, Plastic Enclosure
VEP-A00-P VESDA-E VEP with LEDs, 4 pipe, Plastic Enclosure
VEP-A10-P VESDA-E VEP with 3.5” Display, 4 pipe, Plastic Enclosure
Approvals Compliance Please refer to the Product Guide for details regarding compliant design, installation and commissioning.
Specifications One Pipe VEP Four Pipe VEP
Supply Voltage 18-30 VDC (24 V Nominal)
Power Consumption @
24VDC VEP-A00-1P VEP-A00-P VEP-A10-P
Aspirator Setting Fixed 1 5 1 5
Power (Quiescent) 8.8 W 7.0 W 9.0 W 8.0 W 10.0 W
Power (In Alarm) 9.6 W 7.8 W 9.8 W 8.8 W 10.8 W
Dimensions (WHD) 350 mm x 225 mm x 135 mm (13.8 in x 8.9 in x 5.3 in)
Weight 4.4 kg (9.7 lbs) 4.4 kg (9.7 lbs) 4.5 kg (9.9 lbs)
Operating Conditions
Ambient: 0°C to 38°C (32°F to 100°F) Sampled Air: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) * Tested to: (EN54-20) -10°C to 55°C (14°F to 131°F) Humidity: 5% to 95% RH, non-condensing
* Sampled Air temperature shall reach Ambient Detector temperature upon entry into Detector. Refer to Xtralis Design Guides & Application Notes for sampled air pre-conditioning.
Area Coverage 1,000 m2 (10,760 sq. ft) 2,000 m2 (21,520 sq. ft)
Min. airflow per pipe 15 l/m
Pipe Length (Linear) 100 m (328 ft) 280 m (919 ft)
Pipe Length (Branched) 130 m (427 ft) 560 m (1,837 ft)
Pipe lengths depending on number of pipes in use
1 Pipe 1 Pipe 2 Pipe 3 Pipe 4 Pipe
100 m (328 ft) 110 m (361 ft)
100 m (328 ft)
80 m (262 ft)
70 m (230 ft)
StaX PSU PSU, Auto Pipe Clean
No. of holes (A/B/C) 30/40/45 40/80/100
Computer design tool ASPIRE
Pipe Inlet: External diameter 25 mm or 1.05 in (3/4 in IPS) Exhaust: External diameter 25 mm or 1.05 in (3/4 in IPS) via adaptor
Relays 7 programmable relays (latching or non-latching states) Contacts rated 2 A @ 30 VDC (Resistive)
IP rating IP40
Cable access 4 x 26 mm (1.02 in) cable entries
Cable termination Screw Terminal blocks 0.2–2.5 sq mm (24–14 AWG)
Measurement Range 0.000 to 32% obs/m (0.0000 to 10% obs/ft)
Sensitivity Range 0.005 to 20% obs/m (0.0016% to 6.25% obs/ft)
Threshold setting range Alert: 0.005% to 2.0% obs/m (0.0016% to 0.625% obs/ft) Action: 0.005% to 2.0% obs/m (0.0016% to 0.625% obs/ft) Fire1: 0.010% to 2.0% obs/m (0.0031% to 0.625% obs/ft) Fire2: 0.020% to 20.0% obs/m (0.0063% to 6.25% obs/ft)
Software features
Event log: Up to 20,000 events Smoke level, user actions, alarms and faults with time and date stamp AutoLearn: Detector learns Alarm Thresholds and Flow Fault thresholds by monitoring the environment.
Spare Parts VSP-956 VESDA-E Flow Sensor Manifold VSP-963 VESDA-E Aspirator
VSP-960 VESDA-E Mounting Bracket VSP-964-03 VESDA-E Smoke Detection Chamber
– MK3
VSP-961 VESDA-E Exhaust adaptor US VSP-965 VESDA-E Sampling Module
VSP-962 VESDA-E Filter VSP-968 VESDA-E VEP-A00-P/1P Front Cover - Plastic - LEDs
VSP-962-20 VESDA-E Filter - 20 Pieces VSP-969 VESDA-E VEP-A10-P Front Cover - Plastic - LCD - 3.5” Display
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .