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    Orbis Sav-Wire IG 215

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    The part No for this guide is 39214-215/Issue 1

    FIRE DETECTORS LIMITED

    Orbis Sav–Wire base


    Installation Guide
    General
    The Orbis Sav-Wire base, Part No. ORB-SW-10005, is a mounting base for Orbis smoke and
    heat detectors and may be used only with a Sav-Wire compatible fi re control panel. The
    use of any other control panel will render the fi re detection system inoperable.

    Detectors, call points and sounders are connected to the control panel by one pair of
    wires. In the event of an alarm, polarity is reversed in order to activate the sounders with-
    out affecting the status of the detectors.

    Orbis Sav-Wire bases incorporate a circuit which detects the removal of a detector head.
    If a detector is removed from the base, the control panel will give a fault signal.

    Installation and Wiring


    1. When installing Orbis Sav-Wire bases, observe BS5839 part 1 or any
    applicable local code.

    2. The outside of the base is marked with a moulded vertical line to


    indicate the position of the LED when the detector has been fitted. This
    facilitates detector orientation if required.

    3. Partially screw two screws into the mounting box or soffit at the required
    centres.

    4. Place the corresponding slots of the base over the screws and slide the
    base home.

    5. Tighten up the screws.

    6. It is essential to observe polarity when wiring an Orbis Sav-Wire base.

    7. Shielded cables should be used.

    8. Wire in accordance with the wiring diagram in this guide.


    Apollo Fire Detectors Limited, 36 Brookside Road, Havant, Hampshire, PO9 1JR, UK
    Tel: +44 (0) 23 9249 2412 Fax: +44 (0) 23 9249 2754
    Website: www.apollo-fi re.co.uk Email: techsales@apollo-fi re.co.uk
    1
    Locking the Detector
    To activate the locking mechanism for the detector, remove the small portion of plastic
    Remote
    shown in Fig.1 with side cutters or similar tool. COM
    – IN
    + COM
    – IN
    +
    LED – –
    D D
    LE LE

    OU

    OU
    Commissioning and Maintenance

    T
    +

    +
    Fit all detector heads before switching on power. Commission in accordance with BS5839
    Part 1 or any applicable code.
    EOL

    1
    4

    4
    Routine maintenance should be carried out in accordance with BS5839 Part 1. Resistor
    2 3
    Screen 2 3
    (Functional
    Orbis Sav-Wire Wiring Diagram Earth)

    Direction of LED From


    indicated by mark +
    Control
    on outside of moulding
    Panel –

    LED –
    Terminal NOTE: This Sav-Wire Base may be used only with compatible control panels. © Apollo Fire Detectors Limited 2004/JDR

    Fig 3. Wiring diagram for Orbis Sav-Wire base

    Terminal 4,
    Screen
    (Functional Earth)

    Snip along marked lines


    and remove this part to lock
    the detector to the base © Apollo Fire Detectors Limited 2004/JDR

    Fig 1. View of Orbis Sav-Wire base

    Snip and remove this part to


    de-activate the locking mechanism.

    © Apollo Fire Detectors Limited 2004/JDR

    Fig 2. How to release a locked base

    2 3

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