INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS FORINTRINSICALLY
FOR THE THE INTRINSICALLY SAFE MANUAL
SAFE MANUAL CALL
CALL POINT POINTMCP1...IS,MCP2...IS,MCP3...IS,MCP4...IS
MODELS
MODELS MCP1....IS,MCP2....IS,MCP3....IS,MCP4....IS
METHODS
METHODS OFOF FIXING
FIXING
TO TEST & RESET TO REPLACE GLASS / INTERCHANGE BETWEEN RESETTABLE AND GLASS ELEMENT
Flush Installations
TheFlush
call Installations
point fits directly onto a U.K. switch/socket box. Aminimum
The of
depth call pointisfits
25mm directly Fixing
required. onto a isU.K.via switch/socket
the two M3.5 x30mm box. A
minimum depth of 25mm is required. Fixing
screws (provided in the installation pack) through therelevant is via the two M3.5
holesx
in 30mm
the frontscrews
of the(provided
call point inThe thecassette
installation pack) through
andglass will need the
to be
relevanttoholes
removed in the
facilitate front of the call point The cassette and
fixing.
glass will need to be removed to facilitate fixing.
Surface
Surface Installations
Installations
1 Achoice
A choiceof Plastic
of Plastic or metal
or metalmounting
mounting boxes
boxesis available. Thepack
is available. The
box for the
pack boxplastic
for thebox hasbox
plastic a tear
hasoff a template for locatingcable
tear off template for locatingentry
holes.
cable entry holes.
TheThemetal
metalboxboxhas hasprepre
drilled
drilled20mm
20mm diameter
diameter holes
holessuitable
suitable for
2
forcable glands or
cable glands or conduit.
conduit. Fixing
Fixing is is via
via the
the two
two M3.5M3.5 xx 30mm
1 3 30mmscrews (provided
screws (provided in installation
in the the installation pack)pack)
throughthrough the
the relevant
relevantholes
holes in the in the of
front front
theof thepoint
call call point The cassette
The cassette and glass
and glass will
willneed
need totobe beremoved
removedtotofacilitate
facilitatefixing.
fixing. ItItisisimportant
importantthat
thatthe
themetal
metal boxboxisisprotected
protectedfrom fromimpact
impactand andfriction
frictionwhenwheninstalled.
installed.
Fitting
Fitting to to other
other boxes
boxes
2 A range of mounting
Arange of mounting accessories accessories is available
is available to suit
to suit specific
specific
needs.
needs.
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANTNOTE:PLEASE
NOTE: PLEASE DO DONOT NOTOVER OVER TIGHTEN
TIGHTEN FIXING
FIXING
SCREWS
SCREWS
COSHH
COSHH - Glass
- Glass
Care must be taken when removing broken glass from the call
Care must be taken
point. An adhesive when
Vinyl removing
label fitted to broken
the frontglass
of thefrom theshould
glass call
4 5 6 point. An adhesive Vinyl label fitted to the front
keep glass fragments together but there is a small risk that glass of the glass
should
shards maykeepbe glass fragments together but there is a small risk
present.
3
that glass shards may be present.
IMPORTANT NOTICES generate an ignition-capable level of electrosatic INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
These call points carry the following approvals: The enclosure
charges underiscertain
non-conducting and may generate
extreme conditions. The TheINSTALLATION
call points should CONSIDERATIONS
be installed in a position where they will not
IMPORTANT NOTICES
These call points carry the following approvals: anuser should ensure that the equipmentcharges
ignition-capable level of electrosatic is not beThe
subjected
call points should be stresses,
to mechanical installed inand where the
a position wheretemperature
they will is
under certain
installed in aextreme
location conditions.
where it may Thebeuser shouldto
subjected within thesubjected
not be OperatingtoTemperature
mechanical range.stresses, and where the
ensure that the equipment is not installed
external conditions (such as high-pressure steam) in a temperature is within theare
Operating
KAC Alarm Co. Ltd.
Redditch B98 9ND
0518
location wherecause
it maya be subjected to external Areas where there are, or likely to Temperature
be, aggressive range.
substances
They are designed and II 1Gmanufactured to protect
0832 which might build-up of electrostatic should
MCP**
against other hazards asGa -10 C to +55ºC
defined in paragraph
º conditions
charges on (such as high-pressure
non-conducting steam)
surfaces. which
Additionally, Areasbewhere
avoided.thereDetails
are, orofare
thelikely
materials
to be,used in the construction
aggressive substances
Ex ia IIC T4
might cause a build-up of electrostatic charges of should
the callbepoint and likely
avoided. harmful
Details of the substances
materials can
usedbe in obtained
the from
onlyon
Sira 04ATEX2350X
1.2.7 of Annex IIUi=30
of the ATEX Directive 94/9/EC cleaning of the equipment should be done theconstruction
manufacturer at the
calladdress below.
V, Ii=500mA,
Pi=1W non-conducting
with a damp cloth. surfaces. Additionally, cleaning of of the point and likely harmful substances can
They are intended for indoor use within the equipment should be done only with a damp Thebeuse
obtained from thecleaning
of lubricants, manufacturer
solvents at the address below.
or petroleum based
Intrinsically Safe(I.S.)
They are designed Systems
and utilisingto
manufactured suitable
protect cloth.
The Equipment may be used in an ambient products should be avoided.
Zener
againstBarriers.
other hazards as defined in paragraph The use of lubricants,cleaning solvents or petroleum based
temperature
These range
call points of -10°C
must not beto +55°C. in any way
modified products should be avoided.
MAINTENANCE
1.2.7 of Annex II of the ATEX Directive 94/9/EC
SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR SAFE USE as doing so may invalidate the Certification and may Apart from regular testing of the call point (see diagrams above), as
They are by
(denoted intended
X after for
theindoor use within
certificate number) These call points
compromise mustofnot
the safety thebeproduct.
modified in any way MAINTENANCE
part of the scheduled maintenance of the fire alarm system, no
Intrinsically Safe(I.S.) Systems utilising suitable as doing so may invalidate the Certification and additional maintenance is required.
may compromise the safety of the product. Apart from regular testing of the call point (see diagrams above),
I.S enclosure
The Barriers. is non-conducting and may as part of the scheduled maintenance of the fire alarm system, no
additional maintenance is required.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR SAFE USE
(denoted by X after the certificate number)
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 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INTRINSICALLY SAFE MANUAL CALL POINT MODELS MCP1...IS,MCP2...IS,MCP3...IS,MCP4...IS

CONNECTION DETAILS MCP1A-XIS MCP1B-XIS MCP2A-XIS MCP2B-XIS DIMENSIONS

X in the MCP code (left)
represents the final digits of 89mm 27.5mm 32mm
the part number, which indicate
MCP colour, component
values, mounting options and
element type.

93mm
eg MCP1A -R470SFIS =
- - (MCP1A, Red*, 470R,Surface, 60mm
Flexible ElementIntrinsically
safe)
+ +
OR

PUSH FIT CONNECTOR

0832 08

KAC ALARM COMPANY LIMITED,
- - Thornhill Road, Redditch, Worcestershire, England. B98 9ND.

DOP014
+ +
EN54-11:2001/A1:2005
CONNECTION DETAILS MCP3A-XIS CONNECTION DETAILS MCP4A-XIS
Fire detection and fire alarm systems - Part 11: Manual
call points
1 2
1 5
After wiring the terminal connector, MCP1IS, MCP2IS, MCP3IS, MCP4IS
plug into the appropriate position,
see connection details (left). Note: This table only applies to red products.
AND
1 2 7 8

3 4
TECHNICAL DATA
2 6
Red, Ral 3001
OR 110/160g
OR Yellow, Ral 1006
7 8 Green, Ral 6016
4 7
White, Ral 9010
3,4,5,6 Blue, Ral 5005

AND

5 6 8
3

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