Panasonic 6298 Leaflet
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Fire alarm systems
Enclosed heat
detectors 6295, 6296,
6297 and 6298
• Fixed temperature alarm level
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•
ATEX compliance
• Waterproof (IP67)
Fixed temperature alarm level
The detectors are conventional fixed
temperature heat detectors, i.e. they will give
an alarm within a response temperature
range in accordance with EN54-5:2000.
The sensing element is a heat pick-up shield
and a bimetal switch.
An LED on the detector (not on 6298) will
light up when the detector goes into alarm.
The detector also has an output for an
external LED 2216 / 2217.
The following types are available (static
response temperature, class & EN54-5 temp.
range):
temperature heat detectors, i.e. they will give
an alarm within a response temperature
range in accordance with EN54-5:2000.
The sensing element is a heat pick-up shield
and a bimetal switch.
An LED on the detector (not on 6298) will
light up when the detector goes into alarm.
The detector also has an output for an
external LED 2216 / 2217.
The following types are available (static
response temperature, class & EN54-5 temp.
range):
6295, 57
°C, class A2 S (54 to 70°C).
6296, 72
°C, class B S (69 to 85°C).
6297, 87
°C, class C S (84 to 100°C).
6298, 117
°C, class E S (114 to 130°C).
Latching
The detectors are latching, i.e. they will not
be automatically reset if the temperature,
after the alarm, falls below the detector's
static response temperature. The detector's
LED and a connected ext. LED will be lit
until the detector is reset via the c.i.e.
be automatically reset if the temperature,
after the alarm, falls below the detector's
static response temperature. The detector's
LED and a connected ext. LED will be lit
until the detector is reset via the c.i.e.
ATEX classification
The detectors 6295 and 6296 complies with
the ATEX classification Ex II 3GD EEx nA
II T5. See also the opposite side of this
page.
the ATEX classification Ex II 3GD EEx nA
II T5. See also the opposite side of this
page.
Waterproof connection box
The heat pick-up shield, the LED, all
electronics, etc. are mounted in a grey water-
proof detector housing, to be mounted on the
attached connection box, which has three
cable inlets. Three compression glands and
a silicon gasket for IP67 are also attached.
electronics, etc. are mounted in a grey water-
proof detector housing, to be mounted on the
attached connection box, which has three
cable inlets. Three compression glands and
a silicon gasket for IP67 are also attached.
Label holder
A label holder intended for a label showing
"zone number", can be mounted in the
connection box.
"zone number", can be mounted in the
connection box.
Miscellaneous
The detectors 6295-6298 are provided with
three pairs of flying leads with female push-
on connectors, see figure on the opposite
side of this page. (Zone line cables (in / out)
and an external LED.)
three pairs of flying leads with female push-
on connectors, see figure on the opposite
side of this page. (Zone line cables (in / out)
and an external LED.)
Product applications
The detectors can be used in the systems
EBL500 / 512 / 128 / 1000 / 2000 provided
with some zone line inputs for the system
respectively (e.g. an 8 zones expansion
board 1580 / 4580 input, an addressable
zone interface 2226 / 2335 input, an
addressable multi purpose I/O unit 3361
input, etc.).
Heat detectors are normally used in rooms
where the temperature can be expected to
rise rapidly in case of a fire or places where
smoke detectors can not be used.
The detectors are intended for outdoor use or
indoor use in high humidity premises.
EBL500 / 512 / 128 / 1000 / 2000 provided
with some zone line inputs for the system
respectively (e.g. an 8 zones expansion
board 1580 / 4580 input, an addressable
zone interface 2226 / 2335 input, an
addressable multi purpose I/O unit 3361
input, etc.).
Heat detectors are normally used in rooms
where the temperature can be expected to
rise rapidly in case of a fire or places where
smoke detectors can not be used.
The detectors are intended for outdoor use or
indoor use in high humidity premises.