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CATALOG NUMBER

AnaLASER™

Air Sampling Detection

ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS

ASD-3, ASD-6, ASD-12 AnaLASER

Detectors

l Air Sampling/Aspiration Smoke Detection

l Highly Sensitive Detection—1000 Times More

than Spot Type Detectors

l Laser Light Scattering Technology

l Applicable to High Air Flow Environments

l Minimal Maintenance Required

l Engineered Air Sampling Pipe Network

l Meets NFPA 72 Standard for Smoke Detectors

l Listed, FM Approved (ASD-3, ASD-6),

C.U.L. (Canada)

Introd uc tionIntrod uc tion

The AnaLASER

detection system is a high sensitivity, air

sampling system. Through the laser based light source fire

can be detected in its incipient stage. Smoke particles are

drawn by a fan into an air sampling pipe network to the de-

tector. This allows detection over a large area, in confined

spaces or from air return ducts. The AnaLASER

system is

FM Approved and meets NFPA 72 requirements for smoke

detectors.

Typical Applications

The AnaLASER

detection system can be used in many

applications where conventional spot -type smoke detec-

tors are used, but are stretched beyond their reasonable

capabilities. The Ana-LASER

system can be used in envi-

ronments with high volume air movements such as clean

rooms, or with unpredictable airflow patterns such as atri-

ums and hangars. It can provide high sensitivity detection

over a large area. Applications which require the detector to

be obscure, as in prisons and museums, are also well

served by the AnaLASER

system. The following list in-

cludes some of the many applications for the AnaLASER

detection system.

Aircraft hangars, anechoic chambers, art galleries, atriums,

boiler rooms, cable tunnels, cathedrals, clean rooms, com-

puter rooms, concert halls, container vessels, cruise ships,

dormitories, equipment racks, escalators, historical build-

ings, hospitals, hotels, laboratories, libraries, machine

rooms, motels, museums, nuclear reactors, office buildings,

particle accelerators, passenger rail

cars, prisons, radio transmitters, recording studios, satellite

construction facilities, schools, sports complexes, stadi-

ums, switchboards, telephone exchanges, theaters, under-

ground railway stations, warehouses.

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The AnaLASER

system consists of four components:

1. Air Sampling Network,

2. AnaLASER

Detector Assembly,

3. AnaLASER

Control Unit (see Catalog No.1161)

4. AnaLASER

Power Supply (see Catalog No. 1161).

Air Sampling Network

The air sampling network is constructed of 1 inch,

inch and

inch smooth bore pipe which is distributed

throughout the protected area. A sampling network may

employ only one length of pipe or up to 20 pipes which all

return to the detector. Air sampling holes are strategically

placed along the pipes according to code, per NFPA 72

guidelines or as required for maximum protection.

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Summary of content (4 pages)

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AnaLASER™ Air Sampling Detection ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS ASD-3, ASD-6, ASD-12 AnaLASER TM l Air Sampling/Aspiration Smoke Detection l Highly Sensitive Detection—1000 Times More than Spot Type Detectors l Laser Light Scattering Technology l Applicable to High Air Flow Environments l Minimal Maintenance Required l Engineered Air Sampling Pipe Network l Meets NFPA 72 Standard for Smoke Detectors l Listed, FM Approved (ASD-3, ASD-6), C.U.L.
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The AnaLASERTM air s ampling network may be placed in locations with airflow velocity as high as 20 feet/second. The area protected by a single detector may be as large as 20,000 square feet, each sampling hole may protect up to 900 square feet. Location and coverage of each sampling hole is governed by NFPA 72 requirements for spot type smoke detectors. The “SNIFF” computerized design program allows the installer to distribute the piping throughout the hazard with minimal constraints.
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pling point. The pipe system shall be supported as required by local codes. The air sampling system shall be engineered for a maximum transport time of 120 seconds and have equal sensitivity throughout the entire system. The power supply shall provide 24 VDC power, sufficient to power the entire system and to charge and maintain a sealed lead acid battery backup supply for 24 hours.
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O rd e ring Info rm a tio n AnaLASER™ Model No. Detector Sensitivity ASD-3 .003 to .03%/ft. ASD-6 .006 to .06%/ft. AnaLASER™ detection systems can be assembled from the following items: Item ASD-12 .012 to .12%/ft. Models Catalog No. Detectors ASD-3, 6 & 12 1160 Control Units ACU-1, 2, 3 & 4 1161 APS-2 1161 ACC 1162 Power Supplies Control Cards * For (Canada) ULC labeled models, add “-C” to the model number.