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OnineTraining Honeywell Fire and PA/VA Solutions 15.04.
2020
FIRE PROTECTION
IN EX AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS
Carol Şamu – Honeywell Life Safety Romania S.R.L. Lugoj/Romania
Sr. Technical Trainer & Support Specialist
2020.04
ATEX ZONES
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EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS AREAS
Nuclear The easiest way of protection against explosions is to avoid using flammable
power plants
substances. However, in many industries the flammable substances are used
on daily basis without any alternative option. The flammable gases, mist,
vapours and dust clouds when combined with air can generate a mixture which
is often a potentially explosive. In such atmosphere, the use of mechanical and
electrical devices is a significant risk.
The generation of the potentially explosive mixtures cannot be avoided when it

is a result of the process itself. Therefore, the protection against explosions in
Pharma
industry Ex areas is focused on minimizing the ignition sources as hot surfaces,
mechanically and electrically generated sparks, electrostatic discharges and
stray electric currents.
Chemical
industry
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PROTECTION OF EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS AREAS

Basically, 3 types of protection can be applied:
Primary explosion protection aims at substituting something else for the flammable
substances or the atmospheric oxygen or reducing their quantities to the point where there is
Centrale no danger of an explosive mixture forming.
nucleare
Secondary explosion protection. If, despite primary explosion protection measures, it is

possible for a hazardous, potentially explosive atmosphere to form (to a degree that requires
measures to protect employees against explosion hazards), the ignition of this hazardous,
potentially explosive atmosphere must be effectively prevented. All possible sources of ignition
are evaluated, and the appropriate protective measures applied.
Tertiary explosion protection. If the primary and secondary explosion protection

measures are not enough, additional protective measures must be taken. The purpose of
Industrie
these is to limit the impact of an explosion and/or to reduce it to a non-hazardous level
farmaceutică (pressure control opening valves etc.).
The fire protection products described here are secondary explosion protection
means, deterring the co-existence of the ignition sources with the explosion
hazardous atmosphere. They are certified in this respect.
Industrie
chimică

EX PRODUCTS IN EUROPE
The ATEX European Directive (from French: “Atmosphère

explosible” – explosion hazardous atmosphere) has defined in
July 2003 a new classification of the hazadous areas, based on
the specific risk factor. The specific requirements must be
fullfilled by the equipment used there. This classification defines
the measures to be taken. The products presented are certified
according to the ATEX Directive.
In industrial facilities, the explosion hazardous atmosphere is

basically classified as Zone 1 and 2, as well as Zone 21 and 22.
The Zones 0 and 20 are exceptions.
EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERE

CLASSIFICATION, ACC. TO ATEX
The ATEX directive is covering explosions from gases but also solid dust (which, contrary to common
perception, can lead to hazardous explosions)
Hazard – Gas / vapour / mist

Zone 0 – A place in which an explosive atmosphere consisting of a mixture with air of dangerous substances in the form
of gas, vapour or mist is present continuously or for long periods or frequently.
of gas, vapour or mist is likely to occur in normal operation occasionally.
of gas, vapour or mist is not likely to occur in normal operation but, if it does occur, will persist for a short period only.
Hazard – Powder / dust
Zone 20 – A place in which an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is present
continuously, or for long periods or frequently.
Zone 21 – A place in which an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is likely to occur in
normal operation occasionally.
Zone 22 – A place in which an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is not likely to occur
in normal operation but, if it does occur, will persist for a short period only.

EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERE

CLASSIFICATION, ACC. TO ATEX
Explosion risk Explosion risk Explosion risk
Domenii în care mediul exploziv este Domenii în care în condiţiile unei Domenii în care în condiţiile unei
prezent permanent, pe durate extinse activităţi normale se poate forma un activităţi normale nu se poate forma
sau frecvent: mediu exploziv: un mediu exploziv sau poate apare pe
• Ca amestec de aer cu gaze • Ca amestec de aer cu gaze durată scurtă:
inflamabile, aburi, ceaţă
Frequency (zona
and 0)
duration inflamabile,Frequency
aburi, ceaţă (zona 1)
and duration • Ca amestec Frequency and duration
de aer cu gaze
• Sub forma unui nor format din praful • Sub forma unui nor format din praful inflamabile, aburi, ceaţă (zona 2)
E.g. insideconţinut
inflamabil the reaction recipients
în aer (zona 20) E.g. chemicals
inflamabil mixing
conţinut în aer (zona 21) • Sub forma E.g. storage
unui nor format din praful
inflamabil conţinut în aer (zona 22)
Zone 0/20 Zone 1/21 Zone 2/22
AREA CLASSIFICATION EXAMPLE

ATEX PRODUCTS CERTIFICATION
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WHY DO PRODUCTS NEED TO BE CERTIFIED?

Certifications show that a product conforms to all applicable standards.
For us, this means that our products are shown to be safe in the environments that we hope to use
them in e.g. Hazardous Areas, Marine, Mining
Reasons for certifications:
• We do not want our products to be the cause of an accident.
• Without certifications, customers will not buy our products.
• Certifications are a mark of quality

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CE MARKING
CE Marking implies that the product complies with all applicable EU Directives
Our products typically have to comply with the following Directives
• CPD – Construction Products Directive

• ATEX – Equipment for Explosive Atmospheres
• EMC - Electromagnetic Compatibility
• R&TTE (soon to be RED) – Radio Equipment
• RoHS – Restriction of Harmful Substances
• LVD – Low Voltage Directive
• REACh – Registration & Evaluation of Chemicals
• The EU Declaration of Performance supports the CE marking and is a legal document – our products
cannot be sold in Europe without a CE mark or EU DoP.
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CERTIFICATION SCHEMES - ATEX

• ATEX product certification (or EU Type Examination) is an investigation on the design of a
product in relation to a series of relevant standards laid out under the directive.
• It involves a detailed process of examination, testing and assessment of equipment intended for
use in potentially hazardous areas, with the end result being the issue of an ATEX certificate and
report, confirming and demonstrating that the product is safe to use (within certain parameters)
within potentially explosive atmospheres.
• The certification process must be undertaken by a Notified Body (e.g. Baseefa) who issue ATEX
certificates and conduct periodic surveillance of quality management systems.
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CERTIFICATION SCHEMES - IECEX

• IECEx is the future route to global compliance certification.
• Its aim is to harmonize standards to allow free movement of goods by establishing a world-wide
accepted standard – one product assessment using harmonized standards
• The IECEx scheme significantly reduces the need for re-testing and certification by conforming to
international IEC standards, and therefore makes international trade easier, quicker and more cost
• effective.
• Under the terms of the IECEx Scheme, a Quality Assessment Report (QAR) is also required, which
involves a site audit every eighteen months to examine quality management procedures.
• Many countries are now accepting IECEx certificate for local certifications e.g. Russia, Australia, Korea.
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CERTIFICATION SCHEMES – FM / UL / CSA

• For the US & Canada there are a number of certification schemes available, demonstrating that the
applicable requirements are fulfilled
• A mark such as cULus means the product meets both the US and Canadian requirements, therefore
multiple listings to each of UL, FM and CSA are not required.
• Standards can be slightly different in the US and Canada, however there are moves to align with the
IECEx scheme.
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CERTIFICATION SCHEMES – REST OF THE WORLD
Brazil – INMETRO
China - CCCF
Shipping – MED / DNV / Lloyds / BV
Russia -
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HAZARDOUS AREAS - MARKING
• Typical ATEX certification string:
II 2 G EEx d IIC T4 Gb
• This string enables the user to identify where his equipment can be used
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EQUIPMENT GROUPS
The part of the string highlighted is the Equipment Group
• Group I Equipment is Suitable for Mining
• Group II Equipment is for Surface applications
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EQUIPMENT CATEGORIES
The equipment category enables selection of equipment based on the probability of an explosive gas mixture
being present
• Category 1 = Zone 0 = Explosive Gas always present (e.g. > 1000 hr)
• Category 2 = Zone 1 = Explosive Gas expected to be present, but not continuously (e.g. 10 > 1000 hr / yr)
• Category 3 = Zone 2 = Explosive Gas unlikely to be present and for short durations (e.g. < 10 hr /yr)
The number of hours per year is only a guideline and the zoning should be decided depending on the location.
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EQUIPMENT CATEGORIES
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EXPLOSION HAZARD
In hazardous areas, there are two types of ignition hazard
• G signifies that the equipment has been evaluated against the hazard of explosive gas mixtures
• D signifies that the equipment has been evaluated against the hazard of explosive dust mixture
• GD signifies that the equipment has been evaluated against dust or gas mixtures (but not
explosive gas and dust occurring at the same time, such hybrid mixtures should be avoided)
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CERTIFICATION REGION
• Certified according to the EU standards for Ex equipment
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PROTECTION CONCEPTS
• There are several ways to design equipment to prevent ignitions in hazardous areas
• The protection concept you use may restrict the use of the equipment in certain zones
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EX ‘D’ - FLAMEPROOF
• Ex ‘d’ equipment prevents an explosion by containing any ignition within the enclosure itself
• Dependent on a good mechanical design, in accordance with the applicable norms (EN 60079-1 in
Europe)
• Ex ‘d’ equipment cannot be maintained without a gas free permit being issued / or the power being
turned off
• Ex ‘d’ equipment can be used in Zone 1 or 2
• Gas sensors can be used in Zone 0 – subject to special tests
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EX ‘D’ - FLAMEPROOF
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EX ‘I?’ – INTRINSIC SAFETY

• Protection is achieved by limiting the electrical parameters to less than that required to cause
an ignition
ia = can be used in Zone 0

ib = covers Zone 1 and Zone 2
• Live maintenance possible in the hazardous area
• Applicable standard for Europe EN 60079-11
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EX ‘E’ – INCREASED SAFETY

• Ensures safety by removal of sources of ignition
• Equipment doesn’t spark in normal operation
• Equipment can be used in Zone 1 or 2
• Design standard is EN 60079-7
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EX ‘M’ - ENCAPSULATION
• The main requirement for encapsulation is that the equipment is encapsulated in a compound, to a
sufficient depth to ensure that ignition capable parts do not come into contact with a surrounding
flammable atmosphere
• Suitable for Zone 0, 1 and 2
• Maintenance of Encapsulated equipment is impossible (all components are under potting)
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OTHERS…
There are other protection concepts:
• Ex ‘p’ - (Pressurisation) – equipment in a cabinet surrounded by an inert gas
• Ex ‘n’ – (Non sparking) – prevention of sparks and hot surfaces (Zone 2 only)
• Ex ‘o’ – (Oil filled)
• Ex ‘q’ – (Powder filled)
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GAS GROUPS
The gas group relates to the ease of ignition of the gas present in the hazardous area
• IIA represents hard to ignite gas such as Propane
• IIB gases are easier to ignite such as Ethylene
• IIC gases are the easiest to ignite and includes Acetylene
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T CODE
The T-code indicates the maximum surface temperature that may occur in a fault condition. The T-
code is required, since some gases will auto-ignite when they come into contact with hot surfaces. The
T-code is closely linked with the Gas Group
• T1 = 450 ºC
• T2 = 300 ºC
• T3 = 200 ºC
• T4 = 135 ºC
• T5 = 100 ºC
• T6 = 85 ºC
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TYPICAL GAS GROUPS AND T-CODES
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EQUIPMENT PROTECTION LEVELS (EPLS)
The EPL is a simplified way of expressing the ATEX certification string
• G signifies “Gas”
• D signifies “Dust”
• The lower case letters “a”, “b” or “c” signify the level of protection
• “a” = Zone 0 / 20
• “b” = Zone 1 / 21
• “c” = zone 2 / 22
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EQUIPMENT PROTECTION LEVELS (EPLS)
The EPLs are changing due to new standards and are about to get more confusing.
EPLs are to be combined with the protection method, therefore the above string will become:
II 2 G EEx db IIC T4
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CE EXPLOSION PROOF EQUIPMENT

CLASSIFICATION
EU EX
Directive Equipment
protection EX Gas Equipment
compliance Category
symbol protection Group Protection
Notified Equipment Explosion Protection T Level
body Group Hazard Concept Code
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ATEX MARK EXAMPLE (G+D PROTECTION)
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NORTH AMERICAN MARKINGS
Sites certified under NEC 500 use “Classes and Divisions”
e.g
Class I, Division 1, Groups A&B T4
Sites certified under NEC 505 use “Zones”
e.g.
Class I, Zone 0, AEx ia IIC T4
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ESSER ATEX DEVICES
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EX MCPS
Conventional MCP Ex (i) and addressable IQ8MCP Ex (i) manual call points for use in Ex areas. These
manual call points with "intrinsic safety" ignition protection are operated over esserbus ® transponders and
Ex barrier (Part No. 764744) or alternatively as a spur - exclusively IQ8MCP Ex (i) - directly with Ex barrier
(Part No 804744) on the loop of the ESSER fire alarm control panels in the areas of zones 1 and 2 up to
and including explosion group IIC T4, in accordance with device category II 2G.
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EX MCPS
Conventional & Conventional MCP, Conventional & Conventional MCP, EX,

addressable MCPs, EX (i), small, IP67, addressable MCPs, encapsulated, large,
EX (i), small, -25 °C ... 70 °C EX (i), large, IP 66,
IP 66/IP67, IP 44/IP 55, -55 °C ... 65 °C / -55 °C ... 85 °C (T5)
Ex category -20 °C ... 70 °C
-20 °C ... 70 °C Ex category II 2G
II 1GD EEXia IICT
Ex category II 2G with Ex barrier Ex category II 2G
Ex protection
with Ex barrier 764744 with Ex barrier
Ex e d mb IIC T6, T5
764744 / 804744 764744 / 804744
Ex protection Ex protection
Ex ib IIC T4 Gb Ex ib IIC T4 Gb
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AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTORS

SERIES IQ8QUAD EX (I)
Automatic fire detector without isolator for use in explosive environments. These fire detectors with
"intrinsic safety" ignition protection are operated either over esserbus ® transponders and the Ex barrier
(Part No. 764744) or alternatively as a spur directly with Ex barrier (Part No. 804744) on the loop of the
ESSER fire alarm control panels in the areas of zones 1 and 2 up to and including explosion group IIC
T4, in accordance with device category IIG.
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ROR HEAT DETECTOR IQ8QUAD EX (I)

802371.EX
• Acc. to EN 54-5: A1R

• Threshold temperature detection (class A1)
• Temperature rate-of-rise detection (R)
• Functioning temperature range: -20°C to +50°C
• Static response: +54°C to +65°C
• Consumption: 40 µA
• Protection grade IP 42 / IP 43 (with accessories)
• No integrated isolator
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OPTICAL SMOKE DETECTOR IQ8QUAD EX (I)

803371.EX
• Detection of TF-2, TF-3, TF-4, TF-5 acc. to EN 54-7
• Optical scattering principle
• Air speed: 0 – 25,4 m/s
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MULTISENSOR DETECTOR O2T IQ8QUAD EX(I)

803374.EX
• Detection of TF-1, TF-2, TF-3, TF-4, TF-5, TF-6 acc. to EN 54-7
• Double optical scattering principle
• Threshold temperature detection (class B)
• Static response: +69°C la +85°C
• Functioning temperature range: -20°C la +65°C
• Air speed : 0 – 25,4 m/s
• Patented technology for lowering the deceptive alarms
• Parametrization option according to the installation spot particulatities
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ATEX CERTIFICATION OF IQ8QUAD EX

DETECTORS
Type certification ATEX TÜV 09 ATEX 554910
Category II 2G (with barrier 764744/804744)
EX protection: Ex ib IIC T4
II 2G marking:
(according to the ATEX Directive 94/9/EC = Explosion hazardous atmosphere with gas (exclusive mining)
Equipment group II – surface equipment, industry
Equipment category 2= high safety measures for zone 1 (G)
Ex ib IIC/IIB/IIA T4 marking (acc. to EN 50.../EN60079):

Ex – explosion proof
ib – intrinsic protection (i), b type for zones 1 and2 (ib)
IIC – explosive gas group C for surface equipment
T4 – temperature class T4 (135 ºC)
The IQ8Quad Ex detectors can be installed in explosion hazardous atmospheres

only with the 805590 base (w/o relay)
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IQ8QUAD.EX: CONVENTIONAL CONNECTION
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IQ8QUAD.EX: ADDRESSABLE CONNECTION
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EX BARRIER 764744 FOR CONVENTIONAL

DETECTORS/MCPS
• Certification: BAS 01 ATEX 7087
• Protection grade IP 20 (IP 65 / IP 67 in housing)
• Internal fuse: 80 mA
• For conventional connection of the IQ8Quad Ex detectors/MCPs
• Maximum line length with IQ8Quad Ex detectors – 300 m
• Number of detectors:
• max. 8 fire detectors series IQ8Quad Ex (i) or IQ8MCP Ex (i) per zone.
• max. 10 conventional MCP Ex (i) per zone.
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EX BARRIER 804744 FOR ADDRESSABLE

DETECTORS/MCPS
• Certification: BAS 01 ATEX 7005
• Protection grade: IP 20 (IP 65 / IP 67 in housing)
• Functioning temperature range: -20°C la +60°C
• No internal fuse
• For addressable connection of the IQ8Quad Ex detectors/MCPs
• Max. 10 fire detectors series IQ8Quad Ex (i) or IQ8MCP Ex (i) per zone
• Max. 4 Ex barriers per loop
• At least one esserbus device with an isolator must be installed between two Ex
barriers.
• Total loop length: max. 3500 m
• Cable length (spur) within the Ex area max. 400 m per Ex barrier.
• For each Ex barrier the total loop length must be reduced about 300 m.
• Load factor 3 per Ex barrier.
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CONVENTIONAL CONNECTION IN EX ZONES –

AUTOMATIC DETECTORS
• The safety barrier 764744 will be connected in the vicinity of the monitored Ex area (zone 1), e.g. in a
764752 housing. The ground terminal of the Ex barrier will be connected to the equipotential binding of
the Ex zone.
• Max. 8 conventional detectors / zone
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MCPS 804920.EX
the Ex zone
• Max. 10 conventional MCPs/ zone
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MCPS 804960.EX
the Ex zone
• Max. 10 conventional MCPs/ zone
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ADDRESSABLE CONNECTION IN EX ZONES –

AUTOMATIC DETECTORS
• The safety barrier 804744 will be connected in the vicinity of the monitored Ex area (zone 1), e.g.
in a 764752 housing.
• Max. 10 addressable detectors / zone
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IQ8MCPS 804924.EX
764752 housing.
• Max. 10 addressable MCPs / zone
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IQ8MCPS 804961.EX
764752 housing.
• Max. 10 addressable MCPs / zone
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OPTIONAL EVALUATION OF GROUND FAULT

MONITORING (804744)
For optional evaluation of ground fault monitoring, the IQ8TAM IIQ8FCT with alarm and monitoring module
(Part No. 804970) is connected to the detector base (Part No. 805590) via the Ex barrier (Part No. 804744)
and the ground fault detection barrier (Part No. 804745).
804744
804745
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ACCESSORIES FOR THE EX BARRIERS
Isolator and Galvanically isolated mounting (against local earth

mounting base potential) of the 794744 barriers on C-mount rails
Item no. 764745
Housing Housing for max. 10 barriers for intrisec protection

Item no. 764752
Cable glands
Cable glands for the 764752 housing
Item no. 764754
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SMOKE DETECTION - FIRERAY 2000EX
• Standard configuration (controller, sender & receiver)

• Beam length: max. 100 m
• Coverage: max. 1500 m2
• Imnproved mechanical stability
• Sender in receiver in metal housing
• Easy calibration
• IP 67 protection grade (în Ex area)
• ATEX 2GD IIB – for zones 1 and 2, respectively 21 and 22
• T6 temperature class
• VdS, CPD, ATEX certifications
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SMOKE DETECTION IN EX AREAS - ASD (#1)
Anti-detonation capsule EGIIA (item no. 801603)
The anti-detonation capsules are installed at min. 1 m from the

aspiration unit and both parts (intake and exhaust pipes)
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SMOKE DETECTION IN EX AREAS - ASD (#2)

VLC-500-EX (relays) and VLC-505-EX (VesdaNet)
Features Approvals/Listings
• Suitable for Zone 2 applications • ATEX
• Wide sensitivity range II 3G
• Single pipe inlet EN 60079-0:2009 and EN 60079-15:2010
• Three (3) Alarm Levels Ex ic nA nC IIB T5 Gc IP54
• IP 54 rated stainless steel enclosure -10°C ≤ Ta ≤ +55°C
Certificate No: ITS 14 ATEX 48089X
QAN: ITS 11 ATEX Q7454
• IECEx
II 3G
IEC 60079-15 Ed4.0
and IEC 60079-0 Ed6.0
Ex ic nA nC IIB T5 Gc IP54
-10°C ≤ Ta ≤ +55°C
ExD Certificate No: IECEx ITS 14.0050X
QAR: GB/ITS/QAR 11.0016/00
Hig sensitivity, medium areas,
Ex certification
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HA FLAME DETECTORS WITH EX CERTIFICATION

• Flame Detectors cover a solid cone Field of View (typically 90 degrees)
• Fast, reliable response to any flaming fire in that Field of View
• Easy to install, use and maintain
• Used in Heavy Industrial, Light Industrial & Commercial environments.
• Different technologies (Sensing Bands) for different hazards (fuels)
- Honeywell Analytics Flame Detectors:
1. FSX Range
High End (Oil & Gas); Heavy industrial, some light industrial
- FS20X = UV/IR2
- FS24X = IR3
2. FSL100 Range
Middle Market – Light Industrial and top end commercial
- UV
- UV/IR
- IR3
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FS24X (IR/IR/IR/VIS), FS20X (IR/IR/UV/VIS)

• Patented WideBand IR™ Technology
• Visible sensor for optimum nuisance alarm rejection
• Dual microprocessors for reliable performance
• FirePic™ pre-fire event storage
• Widest operating temperature range
Specifications:
ATEX Zone 1 (Ex d), EN54-10 & FM Perf.
Ambient T°: (FS24X) -60℃ to +85℃
Ambient T°: (FS20X) -40℃ to +85℃
Range (0.1m2 n-Heptane): 60 m
FoV: +/- 90 degree cone
Input: 18 to 32 V DC
Output: 4-20mA, Relays, Modbus, HART (non EN 54)
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FSL SERIES
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OVERVIEW: FSL SERIES

• Fast speed of response, good range
• Safe & Hazardous Area
• Wide angle of coverage
• Indoor & Outdoor
• Simple install & maintenance with
• Auto Self test & Test Lamps
• GRP housing (Red / White) & Simple swivel mount
Specifications:
• EN 54-10 & ATEX/IECEx (Zone 2)
• Ambient T°: -40 ℃ to +70 ℃
• Range (0.1m2 n-Heptane): 35 m (IR3); 25 m (UV, UV/IR)
• FoV: +/- 90 ° cone
• Input: 12 to 28 V DC
• Outputs: 4 to 20 mA, Relays
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LINEAR HEAT DETECTION IN EX AREAS:

ALARMLINE
The Alarmline sensor cable is a simple apparatus, which fulfils the requirements according to paragraph
5.7 of the standard EN 60079-11 and according to paragraph 12.2.1 second sentence of the standard EN
60079-14. Accordingly it does not need to be certified. The sensor cable is not included in the scope of the
directive 94/9/EG since it does not contain a potential ignition source (see article 1, sentence (3) a) and
ATEX-Guidelines).
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LINEAR HEAT DETECTION IN EX AREAS:

ALARMLINE
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ALARMLINE-INSTALLATION ON THE FLOATING

ROOF TANK
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LINEAR HEAT DETECTION IN EX AREAS

Alarmline-Installation on the floating roof tank
-20 °C ... 40 °C
ATEX II 2G EEx e II
IP66
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DTS HEAT DETECTION WITH FO CABLE –

ALL-PURPOSE HIGH-END DETECTION
Detection units Detection cable
DTS = Distributed Temperature Sensor
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DTS MEASURING TECHNOLOGY

• Temperature changes in the FO cable induce variations of the atomic structure movement.
Fiber
Atomic structure oscillations

• The inelastic scattering of a photon by molecules which are excited to higher vibrational or
rotational energy (Raman* dispersion)
Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman, FRS (Tamil: )

(7 November 1888 – 21 November 1970)
Indian scientist, awarded with the Nobel prize for his studies regarding the molecular scattering of the light and discovery of the effect named after him.
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DTS CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
Measuring data and configuration

PC
1 x sensor cable up to 10 km
Alarm/fault
FP Heat detection zones
Reset
UPS +24 V DC (cca. 20 W)

1 x sensor cable up to 10 km, dual end configuration
2 x sensor cables up to 10 km
2 x sensor cables up to 10 km [1]

[1] 2 fibers connected in the cable
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DTS - DIVISION INTO DETECTION ZONES

• Up to 256 independent detection zones can be configured on any cable parts with different alarm
criteria and alarm thresholds
• Alarm and fault localization with up to 0.5 m resolution
256 detection zones
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone 5
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 1
Zone 2
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THE DTS SENSOR CABLE

• Laser optical power < 20mW…..
• Intrinsic safety by fibre breaking when installed in Ex areas
• VdS
• ATEX II (1) GD / I M1/2
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OTHER PRODUCTS FOR EX AREAS

Alarm devices
EX sounder
Item no. 045040 The EX DS 10 siren can be used in industrial areas
Ex protection: (zone 2). The housing whitstands weather influences
EEx ma II T3
TA: -22oC la +55oC
and chemical substances.
Category: II 3 GD
EX sounder EX siren for Ex areas (zones 1 and 2). The aluminum

Item no. 766253
Ex protection: whitstands weather influences and chemical
II 2G EEx de IIC T4 substances.
Category: II 2 G
Door holding devices

EX door holder
Item no.. 767153 Door holding magnet.
Ex protection: Type certification: ATEX 1778X
EEx me II T6
Category: II 2 G
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FURTHER INFO REGARDING EX PRODUCTS &

CERTIFICATIONS
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INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
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HIGH GRADE IP MCPS
Conventional & Conventional MCP,

addressable MCPs, small, IP 67
small, IP 66/IP67
Addressable MCP, -30 °C ... 70 °C
-40 °C / -20 °C ... 70 °C large, IP 66
-20 °C ... 70 °C
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LF TRANSMISSION MCPS
LF interface
772180
max. 20 km
• 761630
• Acc. to EN 54-11 type B
• IP 43 / IP 54 with option 704070
• Functioning temp. range: -35ºC ... +75 ºC
Conventional input
FACP/transponder
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WEATHER PROTECTIVE HOUSING FOR LARGE

MCPS
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PROTECTIVE KIT FOR SMALL MCPS
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PROTECTIVE HOUSING FOR MCPS
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ASPIRATION SMOKE DETECTION - VESDA VLI
The VESDA VLI by Xtralis is an industry first early warning

aspirating smoke detection (ASD) system, designed to protect
industrial applications and harsh environments of up to 2000
sqm.
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VLI KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Up to 2 000 sqm coverage

• 4 inlet pipes
• Total pipe length up to 360 m (4 x 90) OR LONGER
• Five (5) high-intensity status LEDs for greater visibility
• Referencing (VESDAnet version)
• AutoLearn™ Smoke and Flow
• Five (5) relays (Fire, Fault and 3 configurable)
• Xtralis VSC, VSM and ASPIRE2 software support
• Easy mounting via steel support bracket
• Easy cable termination access
• USB type B, RJ45 sockets
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WHAT MAKES VLI SO ROBUST?

High efficiency,
High sensitivity smoke Inside View aspirator (445 m of
detection chamber
assembly including pipes) placed after
absolute smoke the Intelligent Filter
detection and clean air for prolonged
barrier together with detector operation,
Clean Air Zero (field replaceable)
function and chamber Robust flow sensors
flow detection, (field coated for increased
replaceable) protection against
contamination
Additional Lint Trap to

capture fibrous
particulates
Patented fail-safe
Secondary filter and intelligent filter
sampling probe extending detector
assembly rejecting life and providing
heavier dust particles, consistent sensitivity
(field replaceable) over the entire life of
the detector, (field
replaceable)
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VLI KEY DESIGN FEATURE

Air coming directly
Patented, Intelligent Filter from sampling pipe
(total airflow)
• Reduction in contaminate levels entering detection

Pipe Flow
chamber splits into
x% and y%
• Innovative flow partitioning and HEPA filtration
• Continuous monitoring of filter and airflow
Smaller y% of flow
• Consistent detector sensitivity based on dilution Flow passes
factor Sensors unfiltered
Larger x% of flow
passes through
HEPA filter
Flows
recombined
to enter detector
at lower
obscuration than
original
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VLI PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
• Huge main filter capacity

• Several additional filters dedicated to different particles
• Chamber cleaning on site
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FLAME DETECTORS FOR INDUSTRIAL

APPLICATIONS – UNIVARIO
• UV & IR detectors acc. to EN 54-10 cl. 1
• Triple IR detector with higgh immunity against deceptive alarms
• Sensor auto-test function
• Test alarm triggering with magnet

Typical applications:
• Conection via esserbus transponder 808623.10 • Tanks
• Power stations
• Standard base • Engine test stands
• Heavy industrial machinery
• Indoor and outdoor use – IP 67 grade • Hangars
• Chemical substances storage and processing
• Fuel tanks
• Pumping units
• Printing industry
• Wood processing industry
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FLAME DETECTORS FOR INDUSTRIAL

3IR flame detectors
• High immunity against perturbations
• Direct/indiect/modulated sunlight
• Welding (autogen, WIG, MIG, plasma)
• Hot surfaces radiation, halogen lamps, radiators,
lighting bulbs
• Every optical channel is individually monitored
• n-Heptane / alcool – testing acc. to EN 54-10
• Monitored area max. 650 m²
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HEAT DETECTORS FOR INDUSTRIAL

• Heavy-duty metal probe for industrial applications
• Configurable response temperature acc. to EN 54-5
• Response temperature up to 90°C
• Response type selection: static or RoR
• Connection over esserbus transponder 808623.10

Typical applications:
• Large functioning temperature range • Gas exhaust ducts
• Engine testing stands
• Processing machinery
• Sawdust compressors
• Chemical processing lines
• Dryers
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Probes and flexible sensor tubes
Various installation options, due to the range of the heat probes
• 200 mm, 400 mm or 600 mm
Installation in hardly accessible spots, e.g. hidden corners of the ventilation ducts, as the sensor is monted
at the end of a flexible tube
• Flexible tube length: 2 m, 6 m or 9 m
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High temperature sensors
• Stainless steel probe mounted directly on the detector

body or at the end of a flexible tube
• Response temperature:
• 54°C to 400°C: Pt1000
• 400°C to 850°C: Pt100
• The response temperature covers all the classes
according to EN 54-5 and is configurable as a static
response or a rate-of-rise response detector
• Encapsulated detector sensor, thermally insulated
against the detector body
• Configuration via DIP-switch or with a service device
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DETECTORS FOR INDUSTRIAL

Standard installation base
• This base can fit all the UniVario detectors
• Cable glands, rubber seal and connection terminal
• The detector can be replaced without disconnecting the
cable from the terminal
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Heat sensor item no. 782310
Heat sensor item no. 782302

UV flame sensor item no. 782311
3IR flame sensor item no. 782315
EOL-UV
EOL-O (output) Item no. 808626.10
esserbus transponder
UniVario
or
FACP
• Connection via the esserbus® transponder UniVario (item no. 808623.10)

• Monitoring acc. to EN 54-13 with EOL-UV (item no. 808626.10)
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UNIVARIO – AIR SHIELD FOR HARSH

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
• Uses compressed air (dry, clean), pressure 0.2 – 0.4 bar
• Permanent cleaning of the optical surface
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Installer advantages
• Easy & quick installation

• Large space for cabling, same signal allocation for all the UniVario detectors
• Same base for all the UniVario detectors
• Extremely low current consumption
• Cost savings for the backup PSU
• High level EMC
• Easy detector replacement
• Each detector has alarm, fault and normal state indicators
• DIP-switch configuration at the installation spot
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INSTALLATION IN INDUSTRIAL
ENVIRONMENT WITH HIGH LEVEL OF EM
PERTURBATION
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VULNERABILITY AT HIGH LEVELS OF THE EM

PERTURBATION (IQ8QUAD)
• Most vulnerable: O2T (3 sensors)
• Typical situation: at each couple of days a contamination fault is reported (actually a higher current read by
each sensor). Sometimes an alarm can also be reported (together with the fault signal!).
E.g.: fauilt 007 (contamination with dark particles), contamination level 100%
• OT: usually, no faults are reported, but deceptive alarms are more frequent in such situations!
Case study:
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HOW CAN A HIGHER LEVEL OF EM

PERTURBATION BE DETECTED
• Functioning hours vs. contamination level
• Measuring the sensor values
Typical reading under EM perturbations influence:
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POSSIBLE SOUTION FOR HIGH LEVEL OF EM

PERTURBATIONS
• Correct connection of the cable shield (general ESSER requirement)!!!
• Change the detector sitting (90% not feasible)
• Using the EM protection piece 805560 in the detector base
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BEFORE/AFTER EXAMPLE
BEFORE AFTER
(w/o 805560) (with 805560)
Detector 1208/11 Detector 1208/11
Detector 1207/06 Detector 1207/06

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INSTALLATION IN OUTER SPACE / HARSH

ENVIRONMENT
SPD
764730 – conventional lines, TTY
764731 – essernet, RS485
764732 – 230 V AC supply
764733 – esserbus/esserbus-PLus
764734 – analogue telephone lines
764735 – ISDN telephone lines
764736 – control oputputs
764737 – SPD module connection base
970300 – SPD for LWM-1 (SD32X)
Certification: ATEX II 3G IIC T4
Protective housing
IP 66, polyester
ATEX II 2G
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EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS AREAS

The generation of the potentially explosive mixtures cannot be avoided when it

PROTECTION OF EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS AREAS

Secondary explosion protection. If, despite primary explosion protection measures, it is

Tertiary explosion protection. If the primary and secondary explosion protection

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The ATEX European Directive (from French: “Atmosphère

In industrial facilities, the explosion hazardous atmosphere is

EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERE

Hazard – Gas / vapour / mist

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EXPLOSION HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERE

Zone 0/20 Zone 1/21 Zone 2/22

AREA CLASSIFICATION EXAMPLE

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ATEX PRODUCTS CERTIFICATION

WHY DO PRODUCTS NEED TO BE CERTIFIED?

Reasons for certifications:

• We do not want our products to be the cause of an accident.

• Without certifications, customers will not buy our products.

• Certifications are a mark of quality

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Our products typically have to comply with the following Directives

• CPD – Construction Products Directive

CERTIFICATION SCHEMES - ATEX

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CERTIFICATION SCHEMES - IECEX

CERTIFICATION SCHEMES – FM / UL / CSA

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CERTIFICATION SCHEMES – REST OF THE WORLD

Shipping – MED / DNV / Lloyds / BV

HAZARDOUS AREAS - MARKING

• Typical ATEX certification string:

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The part of the string highlighted is the Equipment Group

• Group I Equipment is Suitable for Mining

• Group II Equipment is for Surface applications

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• Ex ‘d’ equipment can be used in Zone 1 or 2

• Gas sensors can be used in Zone 0 – subject to special tests

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EX ‘I?’ – INTRINSIC SAFETY

ia = can be used in Zone 0

• Live maintenance possible in the hazardous area

• Applicable standard for Europe EN 60079-11

EX ‘E’ – INCREASED SAFETY

• Equipment doesn’t spark in normal operation

• Equipment can be used in Zone 1 or 2

• Design standard is EN 60079-7

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• Suitable for Zone 0, 1 and 2

• Maintenance of Encapsulated equipment is impossible (all components are under potting)

• Ex ‘p’ - (Pressurisation) – equipment in a cabinet surrounded by an inert gas

• Ex ‘o’ – (Oil filled)

• Ex ‘q’ – (Powder filled)

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• IIA represents hard to ignite gas such as Propane

• IIB gases are easier to ignite such as Ethylene

• IIC gases are the easiest to ignite and includes Acetylene