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INSTRUCTION MANUAL FULL AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY YAC-3A Table of Contents Checking the package contents Before using this product. Structural diagram 2. Installation work procedure 3. Installation of the cabinet 4. Installation of the nozzle and thermistor 5. Wiring work 6. Installation of the storage vessel 7. Piping work 8. Operational testing and setting 9. Activation of the fire alarm 0. Procedure after the fire alarm is activated. In case of a system error 2. When the battery is dead 3. Installation checking procedure 4. Part replacement *Product Specifications 2 3 4 4 5 6 to 7 8 9 0 to 2 2 3 3 4 4 Back cover

Checking the package contents Main unit Releasing device cable (with a dummy connector) set Thermistor (with a 5m-long connector cable) Nozzle (with a fitting and dust prevention cap) set SC lock (for φ8) Straight joint (for φ8) Elbow joint (for φ8) Connector for the signal transmission units Spare rings for pipe fittings (for φ8) 5 Half union (for φ8) Elbow half union (for φ8) Thermistor connector Socket contacts (for the connector of the signal transmission units) 2 Pipe bands for fixing the copper pipe 5 Pipe band screws (with W and SW) and hexagon head bolts for fixing the copper pipe 5 sets Rubber cap for the nozzle (option) Function check seal to be used for the installation work Delivery notice Instruction Manual

Before using this product To use this product correctly and to prevent injuries to users and other individuals or damage to their assets, this document (Instruction Manual) uses graphic symbols for the items requiring attention. The symbols and meanings are as follows. Please read this document to thoroughly understand the contents. After reading this document, ensure that it is kept within easy reach. Meaning of symbols Warning Caution This indicates that mishandling as a result of neglecting this symbol may cause death or serious injuries to users or significant adverse impacts on part of the alarm function. This indicates that mishandling as a result of neglecting this symbol may cause injuries to users, and physical damage, or have significant adverse impacts on the fire extinguishing performance. Make sure to observe the following instructions for your safety. Warning In case of fire, immediately move away from the fire. Exposure to burning objects and the extinguishing agent may cause accidents such as burning yourself. If an air exhauster is installed, it must be configured to stop (close the duct or stop the fan) in conjunction with the start or detection of this system. Otherwise, the extinguishing agent is exhausted, causing the system to fail to extinguish a fire. Installation instructions Install the system at a location where the control panel can be kept away from water drops, oil drops, metal powder, etc. Installation locations must be free of vibration and impact. When installing the system, avoid places where the temperature exceeds the operating temperature range (0 to +40 C) or where dew condensation occurs. When installing the system, prevent the cabinet from deforming. Take care to prevent foreign materials from entering the pipes. Make sure to firmly fasten the screws at the joint of the pipe. Perform the tests of the thermistor and signal transmission units according to the Instruction Manual. If a high temperature is required when performing operational testing, pay particular attention not to burn yourself. Caution Installation and maintenance instructions Check regularly that the mount of the extinguishing agent in the storage vessel is within the specified range (within 0% reduction in the volume). Make sure that there is no damage or deformation in the copper pipe, and it must be installed at a location where the nozzle is set. Prevent damage of the coated electric wires. Do not press the manual start push button except when a fire occurs. Do not change the installation position of the thermistor, and prevent foreign substances from attaching to the thermistor. Make sure to replace the releasing device and thermistor once 5 years have elapsed since the installation. Ask an inspection company to perform inspections on a regular basis. (approx. every six months) The procedure and instructions after the extinguishing agent is used After the extinguishing agent is sprayed, it must be completely removed from the surface of the sprayed object, and it must be dried sufficiently. Do not access the object that has been sprayed while a fire is being extinguished. If the sprayed object has a cover, do not open it until the extinguishment of the fire is confirmed. After a fire is extinguished, turn OFF the power switch and take necessary steps for the signal transmission units to confirm the safety. After the system is used, the nozzle and pipes must be cleaned sufficiently. After the system is used, contact an inspection company to ask them to replace the extinguishing agent, releasing device and nozzles, and to perform functional testing of the system. *Make sure that the installation and inspection are performed according to the Instruction Manual to obtain sufficient system performance. 2

. Structural diagram 77 580 230 Power/Error lamp 80 Fire lamp Manual start push button Sealing plate Releasing device Power switch Check switch Control panel Storage vessel Storage vessel fixing band Cabinet Outer cover 3

2. Installation work procedure Perform installation work according to the following procedure: Check the package contents Piping work Operational testing and setting Installation of the cabinet Installation of the storage vessel Completion Installation of the nozzle and thermistor Wiring work 3. Installation of the cabinet Using the mounting hole (φ0) provided on the cabinet, secure it firmly on the installation surface. Cabinet Installation locations where the manual start push button can be easily operated. where the pipe length to the nozzle is within 5 m. where the cabinet can be kept away from water. where daily inspections can be easily performed. 50 0 28.5 30 30 70 335 70 67.5 67.5 220 70 67.5 67.5 4-φ0 knockout 6-φ0 knockout 6-φ0 knockout 4 (Unit: mm)

4. Installation of the nozzle and thermistor The thermistor detects a fire and the nozzle sprays a fire extinguishing agent; therefore, they must be installed near the object to be monitored. Installation of the nozzle ) Drill a hole of 2mm in diameter on the nozzle installation surface. 2) Fix the nozzle firmly with the washer and nut attached to the nozzle. φ2 Nut Half union * If the nozzle cannot be fixed firmly, use a support near the nozzle. * Up to two nozzles can be installed on this system. (An additional nozzle is available as an optional part) * Basically, this system requires only one nozzle. * The nozzle must be installed at a position appropriate for fire fighting activities. * The nozzle installation height must be within m of the object to be sprayed. Dust protection cap Nozzle Installation surface Copper pipe Installation of the thermistor ) Using the L-shape bracket connected to the thermistor, install the thermistor firmly on the mounting case. To protect the distribution cable from dust and oil, cover 2) the distribution cable and seal the joint. L-shape bracket * This system is equipped with one thermistor. * The thermistor must be installed near a place where fire is likely to occur, or a place that will be exposed to flame in the event of a fire. * If it is impossible to install the thermistor near the above mentioned place, it can be installed near the ceiling surface only when the circumference of machinery is protected and the ceiling is low. Thermistor Installation case Distribution cable 5

5. Wiring work System configuration Thermistor Connector 6 Control Connector 4 CN6 panel CN4 Fire signal transmission unit Error signal transmission unit Connector 5 CN5 Releasing device * This system is equipped with the connector for the fire signal transmission unit and the error signal transmission unit. Please use it, whenever necessary. Main body Wiring information * After wiring work and before making connections to each device, make sure to measure the insulation resistance to ground. (Using a 250V-insulation resistance tester, check that the insulation resistance to ground is 0MΩ or more.) 50 94 Wiring knockouts 76 50 60 30 30 05 05 60 30 30 3-φ2 knockout 3-φ2 knockout 3-φ2 knockout 205 58.5 30 30 Unit 6

Connector names and functions Connector 4 CN4 Connector 5 Connector 6 CN5 CN6 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Connector 4 CN4 2 2 3 4 Connector 5 CN5 Connector 6 CN6 Connector No. Usage Name Description Applicable Connector Contact Type Connector 4 CN4 Connector 5 CN5 Connector 6 CN6 2 NC Error signal 3 transmission unit COM2 4 NO2 5 6 7 8 9 2 2 3 4 Fire signal transmission unit Releasing device Thermistor * Instructions for use The relays used for the fire signal transmission unit and the error signal transmission unit are ab type. When using the relays, note that both a and b contacts are sometimes turned ON simultaneously while the relays are in operation or while they are reset. Connecting the connectors ) Connecting the thermistor Connect the thermistor to connector 6 CN6. (One thermistor is included in this system.) * Use the thermistor included in this system. COM COM3 NC3 COM4 NO4 Output (+) Output (-) Input (+) Input (-) Not in use Not in use COM to NC will be OFF in case of an error. (b contact) COM2 to NO2 will be ON in case of an error. (a contact) COM3 to NC3 will be OFF in case of a fire. (b contact) COM4 to NO4 will be ON in case of a fire (a contact) ( Not in use ) For connecting to the releasing device using the attached connector and cable. For connecting the attached thermistor. ELP-09V ELP-02V ELP-04V LLF-4T-P.3E 8 (Already connected) LLF-4T-P.3E 2 2) Connecting the signal transmission units Connect the signal transmission units to connector 4 CN4 when the signal transmission units are connected to outside equipment to send signals. * This connector is for the fire signal transmission unit and the error signal transmission unit. For more details, refer to the above table. (The figure on the right shows both the fire signal transmission unit and the error signal transmission units are in use.) Applicable Contact Specifications Extracting tool LEJ-3 3) Connecting the releasing device Check that the dummy connector is inserted into the cable of the releasing device. Then, connect the Thermistor releasing device to connector 5 CN5. * The dummy connector is installed on connector 5 CN5. Do not remove it until operational testing and releasing device installation are completed. If the dummy connector is removed, the power/error lamp (yellow) starts blinking and an alarm sound continues intermittently. * Do not lose the dummy connector because it is necessary for inspections. Item Applicable wires Wire cover dimensions Manual crimp tool Spec. 0.5.25mm².9 3.4 YC-203 Releasing device cable Cable for the outside signal transmission units Dummy connector 7

6. Installation of the storage vessel Install the storage vessel of the extinguishing agent in the cabinet. ) Remove the outer cover of the cabinet. 2) Put the storage vessel in the cabinet, and fasten it firmly with the storage vessel fixing band. Storage vessel fixing band Outer cover 8

7. Piping work Pipes Install the attached copper pipe from the fire extinguishing agent storage vessel to the nozzle, so that the fire extinguishing agent can be sprayed from the nozzle. *The attached JIS H3300 pipe (8mm in outside diameter) must be used. *The piping length from the cabinet to one nozzle must be within 5m. *A bender must be used for bending the pipe. (The pipe can be bent up to 8 points.) *The attached pipe band must be used for fixing the pipe. 50 94 Piping Knockouts 76 50 60 30 30 05 05 60 30 30 3-φ2 knockout 3-φ2 knockout 3-φ2 knockout 205 58.5 30 30 Unit Connecting to the cabinet ) 2) 3) Remove the knockout (φ2) to be used for the cabinet. Fix the attached SC lock on the cabinet. Then, put the cap and rubber sleeve through the copper pipe, and insert it into the cap nut of the connecting fitting. Tighten the cap nut with the tightening torque of 080 to 270 N cm. The cap nut can also be turned manually by turning it and /4 turn to and /2 turn from the position where the cap nut becomes heavy to turn. SC lock Copper pipe Cap nut 9

8. Operational testing and setting Before operational testing Warning Before starting operational testing, make sure that the connector of the releasing device is removed. If the connector is connected, the extinguishing agent will be sprayed during the test. ) Check that the connector of the releasing device is not connected to connector 5 [CN5] but the dummy connector is connected to connector 5. * Do not remove the dummy connector until the releasing device is connected after operational testing is completed. If it is removed, the power/error lamp (yellow) starts blinking and the alarm sound continues intermittently. 2) Check that all wires other than the wire for the releasing device are correctly connected. Releasing device Connector 5 CN5 Releasing device Connector 5 CN5 Operational testing Dummy connector Before setting the system to the normal monitoring state, perform operating testing to check that the system can work properly. According to the procedure, perform operational testing by the thermistor heat detection function and by the manual start push button. () Operational testing by the thermistor heat detection function ) * 2) * * Take care not to burn yourself. 3) Turn OFF the power switch to cut the power. 4) Turn ON the power switch. Then, the fire lamp (red) and the power/error lamp (green) blink once and a beeping sound is produced. If the fire lamp is blinking, turn OFF the power switch. Then, turn it ON while pressing the check switch. Warm (70ºC) the thermistor with an electric dryer or hot water to activate the fire alarm. If the fire lamp (red) blinks and a sweeping sound is produced repeatedly, the thermistor is working properly. If the thermistor is connected to the outside equipment, check that the outside equipment is working properly. Turn ON the power switch while pressing the check switch (resetting operation). Beeping Thermistor It blinks once. 0

Operational testing (2) Testing with the manual start push button ) Turn ON the power switch. Then, the fire lamp (red) and the power/error lamp (green) blink once and a beeping sound is produced. 2) Press the manual start push button to activate the fire alarm. If the fire lamp blinks and a sweeping sound is repeated, the thermistor is working properly * If the thermistor is connected to outside equipment, check that the outside equipment is working properly. 3) Turn OFF the power switch to cut the power. 4) Turn ON the power switch while pressing the check switch (resetting operation). Beeping It blinks once. It turns ON (red). Setting the system to the normal monitoring state Warning Before setting the system to the normal monitoring state, make sure that the cabinet is firmly fastened on the installation location, that wiring work is completed and that the storage vessel is fastened on the cabinet with the fastening belt. If these are not completed, do not set the system to the normal monitoring state. Warning Before setting the system to the normal monitoring state, perform operational testing according to the procedure given in the operational testing in the preceding section to check that the system is working properly. If the system is not working during the operational testing, do not set the system to the normal monitoring state. ) Turn OFF the power switch. 2) Turn ON the power switch, and check that the fire lamp (red) and the power/error lamp (green) blink once and a beeping sound is produced. Then, check that the power/error lamp (yellow) and the fire lamp are not blinking, and no beeping sound is produced. Check as well that the error alarm produces no sound. * If the fire lamp is blinking, turn OFF the power switch. Then, turn ON the power switch while pressing the check switch. 3) Turn OFF the power switch. 4) Remove the dummy connector installed on connector 5 [CN5], and connect the releasing device to connector 5 [CN5]. * The dummy connector is necessary for inspections, so take care not to lose it. 5) Turn ON the power switch, and make sure that the fire lamp (red) and the power/error lamp (green) blink once and a beeping sound is produced. Then, check as well that the power/error lamp (yellow) and the fire lamp are not blinking and the error alarm is not producing an alarm sound. 6) Hold down the check switch. If the fire lamp (red) starts blinking and a sweeping sound starts, the system is set to the normal monitoring state. * If the error lamp (yellow) blinks and a sound other than the sweeping sound is produced, refer to. In case of a system error (p.3). 7) Close the outer cover. Releasing device Power switch Check switch

9. Activation of the fire alarm9. Activation of the fire alarm Automatic fire extinguishing (by the heat detection of the thermistor) When the thermistor detects heat of 70ºC or more, the system is in the fire alarm state, and the extinguishing agent will be sprayed from the nozzle. Fire lamp (red): Blinking Fire alarm sound: Sweeping sound It blinks (red). Manual fire extinguishing When the fire extinguishing agent needs to be sprayed manually, push the sealing plate strongly to break it, and press the manual start push button. * It takes about two seconds to start the fire alarm and to spray the fire extinguishing agent. Fire lamp (red): Blinking Fire alarm sound: Sweeping sound Temporary stop of the fire alarm sound Press the check switch to temporarily stop the alarm sound. It blinks (red). * Even if the alarm sound stops, the fire lamp (red) continues to blink. If outside equipment is connected to connector 4 CN4, the outside equipment will remain in the fire state. 0. Procedure after the fire alarm is activated Reset the system to the ordinary monitoring state, and refill the fire extinguishing agent. Then, replace the releasing device. It turns OFF. ) Turn OFF the power switch. 2) Turn ON the power switch while pressing the check switch to reset the system. Then, the fire lamp (red) and the power/error lamp (green) will blink once, and a beeping sound will be produced. * If the power switch is turned ON without pressing the check switch, the fire alarm temporarily stops, but the fire lamp (red) continues blinking. It blinks once (green) 3) After the fire extinguishing agent is sprayed, the fire extinguishing agent, nozzle, thermistor and control panel must be replaced, and functional testing of the system must be performed. Contact an inspecting company and ask them to perform inspections and replace the system parts. Beeping 2

. In case of a system error An error of the thermistor (disconnection and short-circuit) In case of disconnection or short-circuit of the thermistor, the power/error lamp (yellow) blinks and a beeping sound is produced. Power/error lamp (yellow): It blinks three times. Error alarm sound: Beeping Beeping * In case of an error, the fire extinguishing agent may not be sprayed. In this case, please contact our customer service office immediately. It blinks three times (yellow). Press the check switch, so that the alarm sound can be stopped for 24 hours. However, the power/error lamp (yellow) continues to blink. An error of the releasing device In case of an error of the releasing device, the power/error lamp (yellow) blinks and a beeping sound is produced. Beeping Power/error lamp (yellow): It blinks twice. Error alarm sound: Beeping * In case of an error, the fire extinguishing agent may not be sprayed. In this case, please contact our customer service office immediately. It blinks twice (yellow). Press the check switch, so that the alarm sound can be stopped for 24 hours. However, the power/error lamp (yellow) continues to blink. 2. When the battery is dead When the battery is getting low, the power/error lamp (yellow) will blink and a beeping sound will be produced. Beeping Power/error lamp (yellow): It blinks once Error alarm sound: Beeping * When the battery has run out completely, the fire extinguishing agent cannot be sprayed. If a dead battery is detected, please contact our customer service office immediately. It blinks once (yellow). Press the check switch, so that the alarm sound can be stopped for 24 hours. However, the power/error lamp (yellow) continues to blink. 3

3.Installation checking procedure Check Item Installer User 2 Checking after the installation Checking before operational testing Are the installation and fixing work of the system and components completed? Are the piping and wiring work completed? : Refer to P.0 Before operational testing. Is the gas generator (CN5) removed from the control panel? Turn ON the power switch. 3 Checking during operational testing Testing by the heat detection function of the thermistor. : Refer to P.0 Operational testing (). Warm the thermistor with an electric dryer, etc. Did the fire alarm produce the sound (sweeping sound)? Were the signal transmission outputs (fire and error signal transmission units) working properly? Was resetting operation performed by turning ON the power switch while the check switch is pressed? Turn ON the power switch. Testing with the manual start push button : Refer to P. Operational testing (2). Press the manual start push button. Did the fire alarm produce a sound (sweeping sound)? Were the signal transmission outputs (fire and error signal transmission units) working properly? Was resetting operation performed by turning ON the power switch while the check switch is pressed? completed properly? 4 Checking the normal monitoring state : Refer to P. Setting the system to the normal monitoring state. Was the dummy connector of the control panel (CN5) removed? Was the releasing device connected? Is the fire alarm producing the sound (sweeping sound) when the power is turned ON and the check switch is pressed? Is the error alarm not producing sound? Was the outer cover closed? Inspection date Fire Extinguishing System Manufacturing Number User s Signature 4. Part replacement If the fire extinguishing agent is sprayed for a fire, or a long period of time has elapsed since the installation of the system, the following parts must be replaced to maintain the performance of the product. For more details, please contact us or our dealer. After the fire extinguishing agent is used for a fire. Gas generator 2.Releasing device, Gas generator (refilling) 3. Fire extinguishing agent 4. Thermistor 5. Control panel When 5 years have elapsed since the system installation When 0 years have elapsed since the manufacturing of the system. Gas generator 2. Thermistor The entire system must be replaced with a new one. 4

Product Specifications Extinguishing agent Extinguishing agent amount Cabinet outside dimensions Coating specification Gross weight Starting method Spraying time Connected pipe Connected pipe type Connecting method Type name Power source Manual start push button Alarm sound Carbon dioxide gas 3.2kg 580mm 80mm 22mm Melamine coated, Coating color: JPMA Y22-90B Approx. 7kg Activation by a gas generator Approx. seconds Copper pipe, φ8 x φ6, 5m or less Phosphorus-deoxidized copper seamless pipe (JIS H 3300) Bite-type ring compression method GCA-3A Custom-made lithium battery Momentary, gold contact, red color Sweeping sound, sound pressure of 85dB or more Control panel Power/error lamp Fire lamp Thermistor input Starting output Error signal transmission unit Fire signal transmission unit Operating temperature range Normal: Blinking in green Error: Blinking in yellow Fire: Blinking in red system (with the disconnection detection function) Connector joint (one gas generator) 2A 250V AC 2A 30V DC 2A 250V AC 2A 30V DC 0 to 40 C Tokyo Head Office Osaka Head Office Nagoya Branch Sapporo Branch Sendai Branch Saitama Branch Yokohama Branch Shizuoka Sales Office Hiroshima Branch Matsuyama Sales Office Fukuoka Branch List of our offices in Japan 5-7-2 Shirokanedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo 08-007 2--0 Fukae-kita, Higashinari-ku, Osaka 537-000 5-58 Tsuji-cho, Kita-ku, Nagoya 462-0032 9-- Kita 27-jo Higashi, Higashi-ku, Sapporo 065-0027 6- Rokuchonome-Nakamachi, Wakabayashi-ku, Sendai-shi, Miyagi 984-002 -68 Miyahara-cho, Saitama-shi, Saitama 33-082 426- Imajyukunishi-chou, Asahi-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 24-003 23- Ikeda, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka 422-8005 7-4 Mitaki-machi, Nishi-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima 733-0005 477- Kishi-machi, Matsuyama-shi, Ehime 79-02 5-7-2 Naka, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 82-0893 Tel: +8-3-3446-75 Tel: +8-6-6976-070 Tel: +8-52-94-238 Tel: +8--780-700 Tel: +8-22-287-953 Tel: +8-48-652-345 Tel: +8-45-954-44 Tel: +8-54-263-09 Tel: +8-82-237-4625 Tel: +8-89-956-20 Tel: +8-92-4-4224 http:/www.yamatoprotec.co.jp Customer service office: +8-570-080-00 Business hours: 9:00 to 7:00 (closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays/National Holidays) *When you contact us, we may ask you the product name, type and serial number to ensure our service quality.