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D5. Alarm Bell Silencoton D8. Leak ioction <br /> The control panel is equipped with a Bell Silence Button which when In the unlikely event the reservoir totally drains,the control panel alarm <br /> depressed will silence the alarm bell.If a second alarm condition occurs, will be activated—the warning light will illuminate,the alarm bell will <br /> the alarm bell will activate again. sound,and the transmission contacts will activate any accessory alarm <br /> devices. <br /> The alarm bell can be temporarily silencedb <br /> D6. Normal Operation P Y ypusht remains <br /> Bell Silence <br /> P Button.Under this condition,the"WARNING"light remains on,and the <br /> A stable liquid level range in the reservoir indicates that both the inner and "NORMAL"light is off. <br /> outer wall of the double-wall tank are leak-free.The liquid level in the See Section C8 on Reservoir Leak Detection <br /> reservoir will fluctuate as the temperature of the incoming stored product <br /> changes.The reservoir is designed to provide adequate capacity for nor. <br /> mal thermal expansion and contraction.As long as the reservoir liquid D9. Control Panel False Alarms <br /> level is in the normal range,the"NORMAL"light is illuminated <br /> continuously. A control panel false alarm occurs when the panel goes into the alarm <br /> mode,but the reservoir liquid level is still in the normal range.Although <br /> rare,these types of false alarms typically result from the failure of an elec- <br /> D7. Testing and Maintenance tronic component inside the control panel.All electronic components <br /> must function properly to maintain the"NORMAL"condition.An elec- <br /> The control panel warning system should be checked at least once per trical component failure will result in an"ALARM"condition.Refer to the <br /> year.Depress the"TEST BUTTON"switch located on the front of the troubleshooting guide on page 18 to identify the specific problem. <br /> control panel to verify that each circuit is operational.This"TEST <br /> BUTTON"verifies the operation of the internal circuits of the control <br /> panel.However,it does not test the operation of the monitoring sensors. <br /> A faulty circuit in the control panel can be diagnosed using the <br /> troubleshooting guide(See Figure A).Contact the O/C TANKS Field <br /> Service Manager for control panel replacement parts.The phone number <br /> is listed in section At 9. <br /> Installation Instructions—Switch Panel Models SP1 and SP4 <br /> E1 . General E4. Transmission Contact Switch <br /> The switch panel will double the number of piping and double-wall tank In the event the pipping sump sensor detects liquid in the piping <br /> sensors which can be monitored with the 0/C TANKS supplied electronic sump,0/C TANKSrecommends that the power to the submersible <br /> control panels.A switch panel connects a tank sensor and piping sump sump be disconnected.This can beperformed automatically bypro- <br /> sensor to one monitoring circuit of the control panel.In an alarm condi- viding an electrical feedback circuit from the monitoring system to <br /> tion,when both the tank and piping sump sensor are connected tothe disengage the submersible pump.The transmission contacts inthe elec- <br /> samemonitoring circuit.the switch panel is used to determine which sen- tronic control panel can provide the switching mechanism for this feed- <br /> %� sor is inthe al arm mode.The switch panels can also be used to connect a back circuit. <br /> i1( maximum of two reservoir sensors to each monitoring circuit. The four circuit control panel(Model SB0014B)has four separate sets of <br /> Installation of Model SP1 is detailed in this section and Figure D. transmission contacts.When the tank sensor and piping sump sensor are <br /> Reference Figure E for Model SP4 circuit diagram. connected in series using a switch panel,an alarm in either sensor would <br /> activate the transmission contacts for that monitoring circuit.if the tank <br /> sensor and pipe sump sensor are wired on separate monitoring circuits <br /> E2. Location using the four circuit control panel.each sensor would activate a separate <br /> set of transmission contacts. <br /> WARNING:LOCATE THE SWITCH PANEL IN A NON-HAZARDOUS <br /> AREA WHERE AN EXPLOSIVE ENVIRONMENT WILL NEVER EXIST, <br /> preferably next to the electronic control panel.The switch panel can be E5. Testing <br /> wall mounted using the provided mounting hardware. <br /> After connecting the tank sensor,the pipe sump sensor,and the switch <br /> panel to an operational control panel,activate the sensors to test the total <br /> E3. Sensor Circuits system.To test the tank sensor,remove the reservoir sensor from the reser- <br /> voir.To test the pipe sump sensor,lift the trip rod on the sensor.Depress the <br /> For UL rated applications,the maximum wiring distance between the appropriate push button on the switch panel to temporarily silence the <br /> control panel and the sensors is 1,750 feet.However,if a switch panel is alarm.This will determine which sensor is in the alarm mode. <br /> used the maximum wiring distance is 875 feet.For intrinsically safe <br /> wiring,use 16 AWG or 14 AWG,type THHN or type MTW(contractor sup- <br /> plied).Note:Keep intrinsically safe wiring separate from non-intrinsically E6. Leak Detection Using Switch <br /> safe wiring.The wiring from the switch panel(from terminals 1 and 2) <br /> enters the right conduit at the bottom of the control panel and is con- Panels <br /> nected to terminals Sl and G 1. In the unlikely event of an alarm condition,independently depress each <br /> On the four circuit control panel(Model SB0014B),there are four terminal push button on the switch panel until the alarm is temporarily silenced. <br /> pairs(S1,G1 S2,G2 S3,G3 S4,G4).Connect a separate sensor cir- The push button which silences the alarm indicates which sensor is in the <br /> cuit from the switch panel(Model SP4)to each terminal pair.If less than alarm mode. <br /> four sensor circuits are used,a jumper wire is required to separate. <br /> ly connect each unused terminal pair in the control panel. <br /> CAUTION:CONNECT WIRES FROM SWITCH PANEL TO CONTROL <br /> PANEL EXACTLY AS SHOWN(SEE FIGURES D AND E)TO MAINTAIN <br /> POLARITY AND LEAK DETECTION CAPABILITY. <br /> The tank sensor(from the reservoir)and the piping sump sensor are <br /> wired to the switch panel.Connect the tank sensor wires to terminal and <br /> the white wire to terminal and the sump sensor wires to terminals 5 and <br /> 6 in the switch panel.The switch panel is pre-wired so that the tank and <br /> f(t pipe sum p sensors are connected i n series. <br /> 11 <br />