Ensure nothing can enter the Beams path, such a box in a warehouse. That sunlight cannot shine directly onto the Detector/Receiver of older Beams. Check for condensation on the Beam when it is cold on site. That both ends of the Beam are on...
There are multiple reasons for a Beam of any kind to false alarm and the types of reasons are listed below. The 3 LED version of the F5000 Controller has an Event Log which can be used for fault finding. At present, this is the...
When testing, ALWAYS test your beam smoke detector at the reflector or transmitter end of the system. Completely cover the reflector or the transmitter, depending on the model you have – using a non-reflective material – such as a piece of cardboard, or foam. If your...
You can visit www.ffeuk.com and view our user guides and case studies to learn more about beams in certain applications. Or see our Fireray Pocket guide....
First check that Fire and Fault is being displayed by the Beam. If this is not happening, check the way you are testing the Beam. If it is, then check the Fire Resistor and the EOL device is correct. If so, check the Fire and...
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Click here to download the Firerary Technical notes: Fireray One Technical Notes. Fireray F50R 100R Technical Notes. F3000 & F3000 Exd Technical Notes. F5000 Technical Notes. ...
Each of our Fireray models have an Amber or Green LED which will flash every 8-10 seconds to visually confirm normal operation, either on the detector and/or controller. Fireray 3000 and 5000: The right hand LED on the Controller will flash Green every 10 seconds if...
We recommend all our Fireray beam smoke detectors are powered through a dedicated 24V dc 1 Amp power supply. A 5 Amp or greater rated power supply is recommended if you need to support prism (reflector) and detector heaters, to combat condensation. We do not recommend...
They can be placed between 10-15 meters (33-50 ft.) apart assuming the ceiling is flat. Placing beam smoke detectors closer than 10 meters (33 ft.) increases the risk of interference resulting in false alarms or faults on your system. ...
