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Product Overview — (continued) Sensitivity Settings <br /> Model 87201 DPU operates on AC power or rechargeable Application Parameter Sets <br /> batteries,providing flexibility and convenience in programming Model OP921 provides four(4)pre-programmed sensitivity <br /> and testing equipment from practically any location. parameter sets that can be selected by the FACP to match the <br /> Model OP921 is a plug-in,two-wire and addressable photoelectric expected application or environmental conditions: <br /> smoke detector. Model OP921 is®Underwriters'Laboratories • Sensitive <br /> Listed[OUL268A Listed for direct in-air duct usage]. • Standard <br /> • Robust <br /> Each detector consists of a dust-resistant photoelectric chamber • Air-duct <br /> and microprocessor-based electronics with a low-profile plastic Sensitive: This application parameter set is practically <br /> housing. Every Model OP921 fire detector is shipped with a suitable for areas where few misleading sources of false <br /> protective dust cover: alarm are present, and is appropriate where priority is <br /> given to detecting open fires as soon as possible(e.g.— <br /> typically a clean application with controlled <br /> 1 environmental conditions.) <br /> Standard: This application parameter set is practically <br /> apt for normal office, hotel-lobby-type applications, <br /> and is the default setting. <br /> 2 Robust: This application parameter set offers <br /> improved resistance to false alarms in areas where <br /> misleading sources, such as cigarette smoke or exhaust <br /> fumes, may cause a nuisance alarm. <br /> 1. Dustcover Air-Duct: This application parameter set is used when <br /> 2. Smoke detector the detector is used a oUL268A (DI) compliant direct in- <br /> air duct application without a duct housing. <br /> Operation Model OP921 does not require a field sensitivity test. <br /> Model OP921 is a wide-spectrum,photoelectric smoke detector Model OP921 is®UL Listed as a self-testing device and <br /> incorporating an infrared light-emitting diode(IRLED),and complies with NFPA 72 as a self monitoring detector <br /> infrared light-sensing photodiode. Under normal conditions,light and control panel arrangement. This parameter set is <br /> transmitted by the LED is directed away from the photodiode and also used when Model OP921 is used in air-duct <br /> scattered through the smoke chamber in a controlled pattern. housings (Models FDBZ492 and FDBZ492-HR). <br /> The visible LED flashes green every 10 seconds to <br /> The smoke chamber is designed to manage light dissipation and indicate communication with the FACP, and to notify <br /> extraneous reflections from dust particles or other non-smoke, Model OP921 has passed its self-test. Should Model <br /> airborne contaminants in such a way as to maintain stable, OP921 sense a fault or failure within its system, the LED <br /> consistent detector operation. When smoke enters the detector will flash amber, and the detector will transmit the data <br /> chamber,light emitted from the IRLED is scattered by the smoke to the FACP. <br /> particles,and is received bythe photodiode: A quick visual inspection is sufficient to indicate the <br /> —__ condition of Model OP921 at any time. If more detailed <br /> information is required, a printed report can be <br /> provided from the compatible FACP, indicating the <br /> status and settings assigned to each individual detector. <br /> When Model OP921 moves to Alorm mode, the detector <br /> will flash red and continue flashing until the system is <br /> = (� reset at the FACP. At that same time, any user-defined, <br /> system-alarm functions programmed into the system <br /> are activated. <br /> 1. Labyrinth Model OP921 contains a tri-color LED indicator, capable <br /> 2. Optical transmitter of flashing any one (1) of three (3) distinct colors: <br /> 3. Optical receiver green, or red. During each flash interval, the <br /> microprocessor-based detector monitors the following: <br /> SIEMENS Industry, Inc. CerberusTM PRO <br /> Building Technologies Division <br />