Table of Contents. XXII. Motorized Scuttles & fire Vents

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12. Operating Instructions – Roof Scuttles & Sidewalk Doors

13. Limit Switch Operating Instructions

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Bilco information for Authorized Personnel

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Technical

Data Sheet

Motorized Roof

Scuttles & Fire Vents

Motorized Roof Scuttles & Fire Vents 6/27/03

General Notes

Smoke Vents

1. Covers oversprung. 2. Cable and drum operation. 3. BJM type motor operation.

4. Single Leaf – One motor operator per unit.

5. Double Leaf, Quad, Multi Component and Acoustical – One motor operator per pair of covers.

Roof Scuttles

1. Covers balanced, not oversprung. 2. One motor operator per leaf.

3. Single Leaf model – Motion Systems.

Double Leaf model – Motion Systems. (Qty 2) 4. Motors are located inside the frame opening. 5. Ball screw actuated.

6. Motorized units are available on sloped roofs.

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Technical

Data Sheet

Motorized Roof

Scuttles & Fire Vents

Motorized Roof Scuttles & Fire Vents 6/27/03

Sidewalk Doors

1. Covers balanced, not oversprung. 2. One motor operator per leaf.

3. Single Leaf model – Motion Systems.

Double Leaf model – Motion Systems (Qty 2). 4. Ball screw actuated.

General

1. Standard power requirements: 115 VAC, 9.71 Amps, Single Phase, 60 Cycle, ½ hp –(BJM motors only) other power requirements available at extra cost upon request.

2. Control box for Motion Systems motor: A. Single leaf – Zener.

B. Double leaf – Zener.

3. (3) Pushbutton control station (open, close, stop) standard options: A. Outdoor Nema type 3R (3) pushbutton control station. B. (3) Pushbutton control station keyed on stop.

Note:

(3) pushbutton control station built into control box for motion systems motor. 4. Wiring at site by others.

5. Motor operator has separate one-year warranty.

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FIRE VENT-MOTORIZED SINGLE LEAF 7/2/03

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED SINGLE LEAF FIRE VENT

FIRE VENT-MOTORIZED SINGLE LEAF

TYPE BJM MOTOR OPERATOR

NOTE: SPRINGS, SHOCK & GUIDE ARM (NO HOLD OPEN ARM) NOT SHOWN

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MOTORIZED DOUBLE LEAF

FIRE VENT

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED DOUBLE LEAF FIRE VENT

NOTE: SPRINGS, SHOCK & GUIDE ARM (NO HOLD OPEN ARM) NOT SHOWN

FV-MOTORIZED DL 9/4/2001

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FIRE VENT-MOTORIZED DOUBLE LEAF 7/2/03

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED DOUBLE LEAF FIRE VENT

FIRE VENT-MOTORIZED DOUBLE LEAF

TYPE BJM MOTOR OPERATOR

NOTE: SPRINGS, SHOCK & GUIDE ARM (NO HOLD OPEN ARM) NOT SHOWN _PROPRIETARY

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FIRE VENT- MOTORIZED-ACOUSTICAL

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED ACOUSTICAL LEAF FIRE VENT

FIRE VENT-MOTORIZED-ACOUSTICAL.doc _{Bilco information for Authorized Personnel} PROPRIETARY 1/4/02

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FIRE VENTS-

MOTORIZED-PLAN VIEW

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED ACOUSTICAL FIRE VENTS

PLAN VIEW

FIRE VENTS-MOTORIZED-PLAN VIEW 8/13/2001

PROPRIETARY

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RS-SINGLE LEAF-MOTOR 6/16/03

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED SINGLE LEAF ROOF SCUTTLE

ROOF SCUTTLE-MOTORIZED SINGLE LEAF

NOTE:

- Motor extends into frame opening 5”. - Wiring diagram stored in control box - All wiring done by customer in field

PROPRIETARY

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RS-DOUBLE LEAF-MOTOR 6/16/03

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED DOUBLE LEAF ROOF SCUTTLE

ROOF SCUTTLE-MOTORIZED DOUBLE LEAF NOTE:

- Motor extends into frame opening 5”. - Wiring diagram stored in control box - All wiring done by customer in field

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SW-J-MOTOR 6/16/03

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED J OR J-AL SIDEWALK DOOR

SIDEWALK DOOR-MOTORIZED J

NOTE:

- Motor extends into frame opening 5” - Support behind motor required (by customer) - All wiring done by customer in field

PROPRIETARY

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SW-JD-MOTOR 6/16/03

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

MOTORIZED JD OR JD-AL SIDEWALK DOOR

SIDEWALK DOOR-MOTORIZED JD

NOTE:

- Motor extends into frame opening 5”. - Support behind motor required(by customer). - All wiring done by customer in field.

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Technical

Data Sheet

Motorized Fire Vents

Operating Instructions

MOTOR-INST 4/30/10

Motorized units

This is a motorized fire vent that has been test operated at the factory.

Prior to electrical hookup, the cover may be opened manually by removing the shipping wire. Use care since the cover is spring-loaded and will open by itself when released. During construction, the cover may be closed manually and tied closed temporarily with wire or rope until the electrician arrives.

Do not detach the cable of disturb in any way the relationship between the cable and the cable drum as this affects the limit switch adjustment. The limit switches have

been factory set and normally should not need field adjustments.

After the electrician provides power to the motor operator, push the “CLOSE” button. The cable drum must rotate clockwise to close. If the cable drum rotates

counterclockwise when the “CLOSE” button is activated, then push the “STOP” button immediately and reverse the power. See enclosed wiring diagram. (Osco 2600-377 Rev. Q).

With the cable drum rotating in the proper direction, check to be sure the covers close down firmly onto the frame and that the motor operator automatically shuts itself off. If the cover does not close all the way, or if the motor continues to run with the cover closed, push the “STOP” button and adjust the “CLOSE” limit switch. In the same manner, check the “OPEN” limit switch adjustment.

In the event of a fire, the fusible link will release the cable from the cover and the cover will open. To reattach the cable to the cover, first be sure the motor operation is in the open position and the cable unwound from the drum. Then attach the cable to the cover using a new fusible link. Push the “CLOSE” button and recheck the limit switch adjustment described above. An inside manual release pull cable has been provided for emergency use only. After use, check to be sure clutch pins re-engage and recheck limit switch setting.

The motor operator is also equipped with a 24 VDC relay for use with a fire control system. When an electrical signal is received by the relay, the motor rotates the drum allowing the cable to unwind to the open position. To close the covers, push the “CLOSE” button on the 3 Push Button remote included with the vent.

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Technical

Data Sheet

Instructions for Motorized

Roof Scuttles & Sidewalk Door

MOTOR inst 4 10/8/14

To attach motor to unit:

1. Attach lower end of motor to bracket on the frame using clevis pin, cotter pin, and spacers provided (as shown in Fig. 1 & 1a).

NOTE: Wired end of motor must be oriented so that wires are directed toward the junction box (as shown in Fig. 2).

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 1a

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2. Attach upper end of motor shaft to bracket on the cover in the same manner as above. Cover may have to be maneuvered in open position in order to properly locate shaft. Shaft may be rotated manually, but not raised or lowered.

NOTE: This step may require 2 assemblers.

3. Repeat above steps for second motor (double leaf doors only).

4. Ensure that cotter pins are secure and motor is solidly in place before wiring.

To wire unit to control panel:

1. Wire unit according to the diagrams shown for single leaf (Fig. 3) or double leaf (fig. 4). Additional wiring information is included inside the control box. (10-wire cable minimum required for single leaf, 14-wire cable minimum required for double leaf).

Figure 3

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2. Check operation of all components. Adjust limit switches if necessary.

a. Push “OPEN” button to see that cover(s) moves toward the open position. If the cover(s) moves toward the closed position, push the “STOP” button immediately. To correct, reverse the leads in terminals 5&6 (for single leaf) or in terminals 7&8 and 9&10 (for double leaf). These terminals are on the junction box.

b. Limit switches are factory set and should not need to be adjusted. However, if adjustment is necessary, switches are easily adjustable by loosening the setscrew (front/center of switch) and sliding the arm up or down, then tightening the screw when switch is properly adjusted. If unit is opened and the motor does not cease operation at the full open position, press the “STOP” button and adjust the “open” limit switch (located at the hinge side) by sliding the arm slightly downward. The switch should pivot when the cover is fully open. If unit is closed and the motor does not cease operation, press the “STOP” button and adjust the “close” limit switch upward. Lastly, if the unit is closed but the motor ceases operation before the unit is fully closed, the “close” switch must be adjusted downward. It is imperative (to prevent damage) that the cover(s) moves in

the direction of the button pushed.

Figure 4

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limit switch inst.pdf

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DWG 400-019-1

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