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RF-HD (Wireless Heat Detector)

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A Heat Alarm is an early warning device. Used correctly it can give you and your family valuable extra time to escape in the event of a fire occurring. If the alarm sounds, immediately evacuate the premises before beginning any investigation and/or calling the Fire Brigade.

  • Fix the mounting plate in the centre of the ceiling. If possible, keep at least 0.3m from light fittings & walls.

Hardware​

RF-Heat Detector hardware — SecureWave board and detector head

Image Description

Two views of the RF-Heat Detector components. Left side: the SecureWave board — a green oblong PCB module containing a Duracell Ultra Lithium battery (CR123A-type). A Status LED label points to a small LED on the top of the board. A Battery isolator label points to a tab at the bottom of the board. Right side: the Detector Head — a green dome-shaped unit with a Pushbutton switch (shown as a circular orange/red button) on its face.

ComponentDescription
SecureWave boardGreen PCB module with battery (left side), plugs into detector
Status LEDStatus indicator on the SecureWave board
Battery isolatorPull-tab to power up the SecureWave board; remove to activate
Pushbutton switchButton on the detector head used for identification

Key Features​

  • Recommend that SecureWave battery is changed every 3 years
  • Note: Detector Head has own sealed-in battery good for the life of the product i.e. 10 years
  • >200m Line-of-sight Radio Range
  • Detector Head has own Siren

Add & ID on to the System​

Add & ID on to the System — menu navigation flowchart

Image Description

A three-column menu navigation flowchart titled "Add & ID on to the System". First column: 1 Service Menu / 2 Devices Menu (bold) / 3 Zone Menu. Arrow leads to second column: 1 RF Devices Menu (bold) / 2 Wired Devices Menu. Arrow leads to third column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices (bold) / 2 Locate RF Devices / 3 Remove RF Devices.

  • To put an RF-Heat on to a SecureWave system go into engineer mode.
  • Plug out the SecureWave board to access the battery isolator; remove the isolator. The SecureWave board is now powered-up. Plug it back into the main body of the detector.
  • If you have a number of RF-Heats you can open them too at this stage and remove their isolators.
  • Select the Devices Menu. Then RF Devs Menu. Next select the Add & Id RF Devs option.
  • Next, add and identify the RF-Heat as a zone.

The sub-menu offers three device types:

Add & ID sub-menu: Add&Id Zones selected, leading to Scanning RF Devs

Image Description

A three-column sub-menu flowchart. First column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices / 2 Locate RF Devices / 3 Remove RF Devices. Arrow leads to second column: 1 Add&Id:RF Zones (bold) / 2 Add&Id:RF Keyfob / 3 Add&Id:RF Echo. Arrow from 1 Add&Id:RF Zones leads to Scanning RF Devs in the third column.

  • 1 Add&Id: RF Zones -- add and identify RF zone devices (select this for RF-Heat)
  • 2 Add&Id: RF Keyfob -- add and identify RF Keyfobs
  • 3 Add&Id: RF Echo -- add and identify the RF-Echo

The system displays Devs Found - 000 when it starts scanning and as it finds its first device the display will change to Devs Found - 001. When the system has found all its devices, press PLAY/QUIT.

  • Select the zone number to be added & ID'ed.
  • Next, press the push-button switch for about a second.
  • As you press the devices' switches in sequence, you will hear an audible indication as each device is identified into the system.
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The RF-Echo can have a delayed reaction.

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Please refer to the RF-Heat Installation Manual for further safety advice.

RF Device Options (Programmable Settings)​

RF Device Options — top-level navigation path

Image Description

A three-column navigation flowchart. First column: 1 Service Menu / 2 Devices Menu (bold) / 3 Zone Menu. Arrow to second column: 1 RF Devices Menu (bold) / 2 Wired Devices Menu. Arrow to third column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices / 2 Locate RF Devices / 3 Remove RF Devices / 4 RF Device Options (bold/highlighted).

RF Device Options — sub-menu showing RF Zone Opts and zone selection

Image Description

A three-column sub-menu flowchart. First column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices / 2 Locate RF Devices / 3 Remove RF Devices / 4 RF Device Options (bold). Arrow to second column: 1 RF Zone Opts / 2 RF Keyfob Opts. Arrow to third column: Z01 Zone 1 / Z02 Zone 2.

The RF-Heat's one and only programmable option can be accessed as follows:

Menu navigation: 1 Service Menu → 2 Devices Menu → 1 RF Devices Menu → 4 RF Device Options

Go to the Devices Menu. Then RF Devs Menu. Next select the RF Device Options.

From there go to RF Zone Opts and then select the RF-Heat number in question.

Sub-menu path: 4 RF Device Options → 1 RF Zone Opts → Select zone (Z01, Z02, etc.)

Mon Sup (Monitored Supervisory)​

The only option is Mon Sup (Monitored Supervisory signal) which is defaulted to YES. When the device is "lost" for a prolonged period of time, a supervisory alarm is flagged by the panel. This can be turned off by selecting NO.

SettingDescription
Mon Sup YESSupervisory alarm enabled (default)
Mon Sup NOSupervisory alarm disabled
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We recommend that this feature is left as YES.

Locate RF Devices​

Locate RF Devices — top-level navigation path

Image Description

A three-column navigation flowchart. First column: 1 Service Menu / 2 Devices Menu (bold) / 3 Zone Menu. Arrow to second column: 1 RF Devices Menu (bold) / 2 Wired Devices Menu. Arrow to third column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices / 2 Locate RF Devices (bold/highlighted) / 3 Remove RF Devices / 4 RF Device Options.

Locate RF Devices — sub-menu showing Locate: RF Zone and zone selection

Image Description

A three-column sub-menu flowchart. First column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices / 2 Locate RF Devices (bold) / 3 Remove RF Devices / 4 RF Device Options. Arrow to second column: 1 Locate: RF Zone / 2 Locate: RF Keyfob. Arrow to third column: Z01 Zone 1 / Z02 Zone 2.

The RF-Heat can be located as follows:

Menu navigation: 1 Service Menu → 2 Devices Menu → 1 RF Devices Menu → 2 Locate RF Devices

Go to the Devices Menu. Then RF Devs Menu. Next select the Locate RF Devices.

From there go to Locate: RF Zone and then select the RF-Heat number in question.

  • The LED on the RF-Heat that you selected will flash on and off every second thus helping you to locate it.
  • Also note, pressing the switch on a device will locate and display said device at the keypad.

Remove RF Devices​

Remove RF Devices — top-level navigation path

Image Description

A three-column navigation flowchart. First column: 1 Service Menu / 2 Devices Menu (bold) / 3 Zone Menu. Arrow to second column: 1 RF Devices Menu (bold) / 2 Wired Devices Menu. Arrow to third column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices / 2 Locate RF Devices / 3 Remove RF Devices (bold/highlighted) / 4 RF Device Options.

Remove RF Devices — sub-menu showing Remove: RF Zone and zone selection

Image Description

A three-column sub-menu flowchart. First column: 1 Add & ID RF Devices / 2 Locate RF Devices / 3 Remove RF Devices (bold) / 4 RF Device Options. Arrow to second column: 1 Remove: RF Zone / 2 Remove: RF Keyfob. Arrow to third column: Z01 Zone 1 / Z02 Zone 2.

The RF-Heat can be removed as follows:

Menu navigation: 1 Service Menu → 2 Devices Menu → 1 RF Devices Menu → 3 Remove RF Devices

Go to the Devices Menu. Then RF Devs Menu. Next select the Remove RF Devices.

From there go to Remove: RF Zone and then select the RF-Heat number you want removed. Press YES to select this device for removal and press YES again to confirm removal.