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*LOCO Fire & Building <br />Products <br />Technical Services: Tel: (800) 381-9312 / Fax: (800) 791-5500 <br />Model 513 (13) Riser Manifold <br />1-112 thru 6 Inch (DN40 thru DN150) <br />For NFPA 13 Sprinkler Systems <br />General <br />Description <br />The Figure 513 (13) Riser Manifolds <br />described in this technical data sheet <br />provide the necessary waterflow <br />alarm, pressure gauge, alarm test ori- <br />fice, drain, and sight glass equipment <br />in a single assembly for use in NFPA <br />13 sprinkler systems as follows: <br />NFPA 13* <br />• 1-1/2 Inch (DN40) <br />Male Thread x Female Thread <br />• 1-1/2thru 6 Inch(DN40thru DN150) <br />Groove x Groove <br />*Although the Riser Manifold described in <br />this data sheet is intended for NFPA 13 <br />sprinkler systems, it maybe used forNFPA <br />13D or 13R residential sprinkler systems, <br />where a test orifice of 5.6K (80K) is accept- <br />able <br />The variety of sizes and grooved end <br />connections allow cost effective and <br />easy transition to check valves, control <br />valves, and system piping. The Riser <br />Manifolds may be installed in either the <br />horizontal (flow switch on top) or verti- <br />cal (flow going up) for both single <br />sprinkler rises and floor control in high <br />rises. <br />WARNING <br />The Riser Manifolds described herein <br />must be installed and maintained in <br />compliance with this document, as <br />well as with the applicable standards <br />of the National Fire Protection Asso- <br />ciation, in addition to the standards of <br />any other authorities havingjurisdc- <br />tion. Failure to do so may impair the <br />performance of these devices. <br />The owner is responsible formaintain- <br />ing their fire protection system and de- <br />vices in proper operating condition. <br />The installing contractor or sprinkler <br />manufacturer should be contacted <br />with any questions. <br />Technical <br />Data <br />Approvals <br />The Figure 513 (13) Riser Manifolds <br />with a cover tamper switch for the wa- <br />terflow alarm switch are UL Listed, <br />ULC Listed, and FM Approved. <br />The Figure 513 (13) Riser Manifolds <br />without a cover tamper switch for the <br />waterflow alarm switch are UL Listed <br />and FM Approved. <br />Maximum Working Pressure <br />175 psi (12,1 bar) <br />Test Orifice <br />5.6K SOK) <br />Assembly <br />The manifold body ofthe Figure 513 is <br />ductile iron, whereas the manifold <br />body ofthe Figure 13 is cast iron. The <br />two assemblies are completely inter- <br />changeable in function, application, <br />and end -to -end laying length. <br />Finish <br />Red painted. <br />Installation <br />The Riser Manifolds may be installed <br />in either the horizontal (flow switch on <br />top) or vertical (flow going up). The <br />inlet of the Riser Manifold may be di- <br />rectly connected to a shut-off control <br />valve. <br />NOTES <br />Where applicable pipe thread sealant <br />is to be applied sparingly. Use of a <br />non -hardening pipe thread sealant is <br />recommended. <br />Never remove any piping component <br />nor correct or modify any piping defi- <br />ciencies without first depressurizing <br />and draining the system. <br />Step 1. Install the manifold body with <br />the flow arrow pointing in the down- <br />stream position using threaded con- <br />nections and/or listed mechanical <br />grooved connections, as applicable <br />Step 2. Connect the drain line, and <br />then close the drain valve. <br />Step 3. Refer to Figure 3 for wiring <br />guidance. All wiring must be per- <br />formed in accordance with the Author- <br />ity Having Jurisdiction and/or the Na- <br />tional Electrical Code. <br />Step 4. Refer to Figure 4 for optional <br />relief valve. <br />Step 5. Place the system in service by <br />filling the system with water. When fill- <br />ing the system, partially open the con- <br />trol valve to slowly fill the system. Fill- <br />ing the system slowly will help avoid <br />damaging the waterflow alarm switch. <br />After the system is fully pressurized, <br />completely open the control valve. <br />Step 6. Secure all supply valves <br />open. <br />Page 1 of 6 APRIL, 2006 TFP962 <br />