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Table 1 Clean Rm. Hotel Rnn Office Warehouse Loading Bay Boiler Rm ComputerRm .Apartment Hospital Ward Restaurant Parking Garage Factory ;Light Industry 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1,2,3,4,5=Response/Sensitivity Modes ✓=Mode Suitable for Installation.. Response modes correspond to unique response behaviors of a Alarm Control Panel,is it's ability to sub-address detector base detector and the type of environment it is protecting,which can ancillary functions. Each detector is capable of incorporating, be broadly related.to the.characteristics of a fire.The detector based on optional intelligent base utilization,a remote,LED and/ response modes relate to different combinations of smoke sensitivity 'or relay. When these options,are utilized,the user is capable characteristics and transient rejection/stabilization times(see Table of sub-addressing each of these options,(remote LED and/or 2)..Response mode 1 is more sensitive than response mode 5. relay).to activate independently of the detector. This provides. Detectors set to response mode 1 would be for environments in 100%free programmability of the detector base outputs to meet which sources of unwanted alarms are rare. Response mode 5 set the demanding requirements of today's installations.'(For further detectors would be suitable formore dusty or smoky environments explanation,refer_to Intelligent Detector.Bases and Intelligent. (i.e,:factory,light industry areas).Response mode 3'(default Isolator data'sheets). programmed)would be the mid-sensitivity level used for most Table 2 normal ionization detector applications. Response mode setting and hysteresis of the individual detectors are stored within the y Response Sensitivity '• Programmable detector's memory.The advantage of storing this critical information Mode Characteristics Assessment Time- in the detector rather in the fire alarm control panel software is that 1 1.7%/ft 5 sec the detector will maintain the programmed.response settings and 2 1.7%/ft. 30 sec . compensated values even when power is removed from the.detector. 3• '2.3%/ft 5 sec If the detector is powered down orinadvertently replaced in another 4 2.3%/ft 30 sec location,the detector,response mode and clean values are not lost, 4; _ 5 2.9%/ft 5 seo. thereby minimizing,the errors associated with inferior products;false. alarms;due to a dirty detector and non-calibrated response/sensitivity Intelligent, Detector _ cifications Mode,parameters. !Voltage 17-28 VDC Equally beneficial as the response mode settings,the detectors are Modulation Voltage. 5-9 VDC each capable of being programmed for different response/sensitivityO _ perating Current ' mode;settings based on the time of day and day of week. ,Detectors + . Quiescent:" 0.4;mA can be set to one of ten 7-day response mode/sensitivity timers, i Alarm : . . . 0.4.mA _ allowing the detector to be more or less sensitive due to installation w/LED's - :5.4 mA changing environments based on time of day and day of week. Surge Current 1.0 mA Such changing environments can be industrial,restaurant,or factory {Air Flow- 0-300 ft/min processes that produce smoke;fumes,or excessive dust during Sensitivity:-Smoke 1.16=4°/u/ft normal working hours. Environment Indoor,Dry Another,unique industry feature of the Intelligent Photoelectric Operating Temperature 32-120eF(0-480C) Detector;in conjunction with the AxisAx Series Intelligent Fire _Humidity 10-936/6:(non-condensing). ` Dimensions 4"x 1 s i Weight .3.7 oz 58000-650ADV Intelligent:Photoelectd'c Detector Refer to lnle0igent Detector Bases and Intelligent Isolator data sheets for specific information. Housing Polycarbonate,94 V0 Advanced Advanced Fire Systems Inc _-.. 100.South Street,Hopkintort;MA"0.1748 Tel: (508)435-9995 Fax: (508)435-9990 As'our policy is one constant product improvement the right is therefore Email: usa@advancedco.com reserved to modify product specifications without prior notice.'. Web: www.advancedco.com . 961-001 Rev.1.5 Page 2 of 2 wwwadvancedco.com