Has any one wired one of these in..... with carbon monoxide detectors...an output to an FA?
Typically in a kitchen we use the line voltage CO alarms to shut the valve, easy. An RFI is no my desk, but wanted to get feed back on this one.
We have a cut and paste drawing that states this relay control panel is to 'interlock to carbon monoxide detector (typ. 2) by electrical." with a single line between the CO detectors and gas solenoid control panel, no details.
We can use line voltage CO alarms with an Aux relay off the interconnect to open the line feed before it hits this this control panel.... but all it has in 4 terminals. two for 120v in and two for it out to the 120v gas valves. It first passes through a relay controlled by a key switch and button on the door. No one has ever used this, the plumbers said, ok here it is we cut it in the wall, wire it up dummy.
Then a sequence of operation that requires the fire alarm to be 'activated' by this control panel when the CO detectors go in to alarm. There are no instructions with it, no optional relays to add.
Typically in a kitchen we use the line voltage CO alarms to shut the valve, easy. An RFI is no my desk, but wanted to get feed back on this one.
We have a cut and paste drawing that states this relay control panel is to 'interlock to carbon monoxide detector (typ. 2) by electrical." with a single line between the CO detectors and gas solenoid control panel, no details.
We can use line voltage CO alarms with an Aux relay off the interconnect to open the line feed before it hits this this control panel.... but all it has in 4 terminals. two for 120v in and two for it out to the 120v gas valves. It first passes through a relay controlled by a key switch and button on the door. No one has ever used this, the plumbers said, ok here it is we cut it in the wall, wire it up dummy.
Then a sequence of operation that requires the fire alarm to be 'activated' by this control panel when the CO detectors go in to alarm. There are no instructions with it, no optional relays to add.