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TABLE A
AVAILABLE VALVE END CONNECTIONS
AND WEIGHTS
1
11
11
5
5
10
6
10
7
8 9 13
CLAPPER
ASSEMBLY 6 10
DN65 7 4
VALVE
8
CLAPPER
ASSEMBLY 2
3
DN100, 150 & 200
VALVES 12
FIGURE 3
DN65, DN100, DN150, & DN200 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
ASSEMBLY
225 mm
(GxG, FxG)
305 mm 356 mm
254 mm (FxF, FxG) FxF, FxG
(FxF, FxG) 311 mm or GxG
260 mm (GxG)
(GxG)
1
Dim. A Same drilling as for B16.5 (Class 150)
Bolt Circle and B16.42 (Class 250).
Diameter 2
Same drilling as for BS 4504 Section 3.2 (PN10)
and DIN 2532 (PN10).
Dim. B 3
Bolt Hole Same drilling as for BS 4504 Section 3.2 (PN16)
Diameter and DIN 2532 (PN16).
Qty. N
Number of
Bolt Holes
TABLE B
FLANGE DRILLING SPECIFICATIONS
0,30
NOMINAL PRESSURE DROP IN BAR
0,20
100
150
0
65
20
DN
DN
DN
DN
0,10
0,09
0,08
0,07
0,06
0,05
400 600 1000 2000 3000 5000 7000 10000 15000
FLOW RATE IN LITRES PER MINUTE (LPM)
FIGURE 1
DN65, DN100, DN150, & DN200 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
NOMINAL PRESSURE LOSS VERSUS FLOW
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WATERFLOW
PRESSURE
ALARM SWITCH
4
ONCE RETARD
CHAMBER FILLS,
WATERFLOW PRESSURE
ALARM SWITCH AND
RETARD WATER MOTOR
CHAMBER ALARM ACTUATE
WATERFLOW
TO WATER 1
MOTOR ALARM
UPON SPRINKLER
FLOW, WATERWAY SYSTEM
CLAPPER OPENS PRESSURE
GAUGE
WATERFLOW
ALARM LINE
TO SYSTEM
STRAINER
RESTRICTION
BY-PASS
AUTOMATIC CHECK
DRAIN VALVE VALVE
3
WHEN FLOW
EXCEEDS DRAIN SUPPLY
CAPACITY, RETARD PRESSURE
CHAMBER BEGINS GAUGE
TO FILL MAIN DRAIN/ 2
ALARM TEST WATERFLOW
VALVE THROUGH SEAT
RING GROOVE AND
ALARM PORT
FIGURE 2
DN65, DN100, DN150, & DN200 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
OPERATION
26
13
22
19
27
14
9
2 9
15 8
25
11 21
16
24 1
5 26
4 5
7
14 22
13
2
23 27
17 19
7
1
20 2
10 5
18
12
3
6
FIGURE 5A
DN65 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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27
14
POSITION 23
FOR
SUPERVISORY 20
26 12 28
SWITCH
7 (ORDERED
15
16 SEPARATELY) 9
5
9
10 8
1
22
9 17
15 25 2 27
5
7
1 23
24 14
3
28
18 20
7
2
21 3
11 5
19
13
4
6
FIGURE 5B
DN65 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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2
29
12 30
5 28
16 14
25
9
21
31
22
15
10
7
10
3 8
24
17
20 10
1 30
26 5
7
15 10 25
14
2
27 31
11 18 21
19 7
13 1
4 23 2
6 5
FIGURE 6A
DN65 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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29
8
6 13
17
10 30
23 15
26
POSITION
8 FOR 22
SUPERVISORY 31
SWITCH
5
(ORDERED 16
11
SEPARATELY)
26
11
22 9
1 11 25
18
16
3 2 30
27 6
8
11 26
21 28 15
3
31
12 19 22
20 8
14 2
4 24 3
7 6
FIGURE 6B
DN65 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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21 2 21
11
17 9 20 17
8 9
19
22 14 5 22
10 14
4
10 1 18 7
5
4 6
1
5
16 6 6 2
15
13
3
12
FIGURE 7A
DN100 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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23 11
7 POSITION
14 FOR
24 6 SUPERVISORY
SWITCH 24
10
20 (ORDERED 20
12 2 SEPARATELY) 12
9
25 17 13 22 25
17
13 1 8
1 21
6
5 7
2
6
19 7 7 3
18
16
4
15
FIGURE 7B
DN100 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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26
11
25
6
14
9 19
27 4 27
22 12 17 22
12
10
28 18 13 28
23 18
10
13 1 24 8
6
5 7
1
6
21 7 7 2
20
16
3
15
FIGURE 8A
DN100 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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25
7
6 11
14
9
19
POSITION
7 FOR
SUPERVISORY
SWITCH
5
(ORDERED
SEPARATELY)
26 22 26
18
22 12 1 22
10 12
13
27 18 3 27
23 18
10
13 2 17 24 8
6
5 7
2
6
21 7 7 3
20
16
4
15
FIGURE 8B
DN100 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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21 2 21
11
17 9 20 17
8 9
19
22 14 5 22
10 14
4
10 1 18 7
5
4 6
1
5
16 6 6 2
15
13
3
12
FIGURE 9A
DN150 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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23 11
7 POSITION
14 FOR
24 6 SUPERVISORY
SWITCH 24
10
20 (ORDERED 20
12 2 SEPARATELY) 12
9
25 17 13 22 25
17
13 1 8
1 21
6
5 7
2
6
19 7 7 3
18
16
4
15
FIGURE 9B
DN150 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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26
11
25
6
14
9 19
27 4 27
22 12 17 22
12
10
28 18 13 28
23 18
10
13 1 24 8
6
5 7
1
6
21 7 7 2
20
16
3
15
FIGURE 10A
DN150 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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25
7
6 11
14
9
19
POSITION
7 FOR
SUPERVISORY
SWITCH
5
(ORDERED
SEPARATELY)
26 22 26
18
22 22
12 1 10 12
13
27 18 3 27
23 18
10
13 8
2 17 24
6
5 7
2
6
21 7 7 3
20
16
4
15
FIGURE 10B
DN150 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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27
23
13
28
20
12
3
1 14
10
16
26 4 22
11
27
25
8 7 23
15
10 13
5
24 6 28
20
9 17
21
9 12
19 8
2
18
FIGURE 11A
DN200 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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30
26
16
31
29 14
11 23
15
POSITION 4
8 FOR 17
SUPERVISORY 10
19
13 SWITCH 5
(ORDERED 25
30
12 SEPARATELY)
2 7 26
10 16
18 1 6 31
27 23
28 9 20
24
9 15
22 8
3
21
FIGURE 11B
DN200 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITHOUT MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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32
14
31
8 33
19 28
12 25 16
34
11 24
15
3 4
17
10
23 5 27
33
1
18 7 28
29 16
10
13
30 6 34
24
9 20
26
9 15
22 8
2
21
FIGURE 12A
DN200 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
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32
12
9 15
20
13
26 33
29
POSITION
12 FOR 17
SUPERVISORY 34
SWITCH
6 25
(ORDERED 16
SEPARATELY)
29 4
18
11
25
1 5 28
33
2
2 8 29
30 17
11
14
24 7 34
25
19 31 10 21
27
10 16
23 9
3
22
FIGURE 12B
DN200 MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
TRIM ARRANGEMENT WITH MODEL RC-1 RETARD CHAMBER
(SUITABLE FOR SUPERVISORY)
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Step 6. Slowly open the main control well as in addition to the standards of
NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. P/N valve until the sound of flowing water any authority having jurisdiction. The
1 3/4" x 1/4" Hex just begins, then open the valve one installing contractor or product manu-
Bushing . . . . . . . . . 1 CH more turn. facturer should be contacted relative to
2 3/32" Vent
any questions.
Fitting . . . . . . . . . . . 1 92-032-1-002 Step 7. Close the remote branch line
3 1/4" x 5'-0" vent connection after the discharge of Automatic sprinkler systems are rec-
Tubing . . . . . . . . . . 1 CH aerated water ceases and the outlet ommended to be inspected, tested,
has flowed full for at least 15 seconds. and maintained by a qualified Inspec-
PRESSURE tion Service.
SWITCH Step 8. Fully open the Main Control
Valve. The Model AV-1-300 Alarm Valves do
not require any regularly scheduled
1 Step 9. Open the end-of-line Inspec-
maintenance. It is recommended,
3 tors Test Connection (or Alarm Test
however, that proper operation of the
(ROUTE TO Valve, if acceptable to the author-
alarms be periodically verified in accor-
DRAIN) ity having jurisdiction). Verify that the
dance with a procedure that is accept-
system alarms operate.
2 able to the authority having jurisdiction.
(GREEN Step 10. Close the end-of-line Inspec- Any impairment must be immediately
MODEL RC-1
RETARD TINT) tors Test Connection (or Alarm Test corrected.
CHAMBER Valve).
Periodic Waterflow Alarm Test
Trim kit is ordered separately when a Step 11. Verify that water ceases to Procedure
Water Motor Alarm (P/N 52-201-2-012) flow from the alarm line drain. If water Testing of the system waterflow
is not installed. continues to flow, follow the corrective alarms should be performed periodi-
procedure described in the Care and cally based on the requirements of the
FIGURE 13
Maintenance section. authority having jurisdiction.
ALARM VENT TRIM KIT
Allow sufficient time for drainage of Step 1. Notify the proper authorities
Valve Setting
the Retard Chamber and the piping to and all personnel who may be affected
the water motor alarm. If needed, the that an alarm test is to be performed.
Procedure
plunger on the Automatic Drain Valve
can be pressed to accelerate draining Step 2. Open the Alarm Test Valve
of the Retard Chamber. (or end-of-line Inspectors Test Con-
nection, if acceptable to the authority
NOTICE Step 12. Once it has been verified that having jurisdiction) and verify that the
After placing a fire protection system the flow of water out of the alarm line system alarms operate in accordance
in service, notify the proper authorities drain has stopped, the alarm valve is with the requirements of the authority
and advise those responsible for moni- set and is ready for service. having jurisdiction. Verify that the water
toring proprietary and/or central station motor alarm and/or the pressure alarm
alarms. Care and switch properly actuate and within the
elapsed time required by the authority
Filling the system with water will result
in operation of the associated alarms. Maintenance having jurisdiction.
Consequently, notify the owner and Step 3. Verify that water is draining
The following procedures and inspec- from the Automatic Drain Valve.
the fire department, central station, or tions should be performed as indicated,
other signal station to which the alarms in addition to any specific requirements Step 4. Close the Alarm Test Valve
are connected. of the authority having jurisdiction. (or end-of-line Inspectors Test
The following steps are to be per- Any impairment must be immediately Connection).
formed when initially setting the TYCO corrected. Step 5. Verify that water ceases to flow
Model AV-1-300 Alarm Check Valve or Performing the care and maintenance from the Automatic Drain Valve after
after system operation due to a fire. procedures will result in operation of allowing sufficient time for the Retard
Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve the associated alarms. Consequently, Chamber and alarm line to the water
and open the Main Drain Valve, as well notification must first be given to the motor alarm, as applicable, to drain.
as any auxiliary drain valves. owner and fire department, central If desired, the plunger on the Automatic
station, or other signal station to which Drain Valve can be pressed to accel-
Step 2. Check to see that the Hand-
the alarms are connected. erate draining of the Retard Chamber.
Hole Cover bolts are tight. If not, cross-
tighten them. Before closing a fire protection system Step 6. Clean the Strainer located at
main control valve for maintenance the connection to the Retard Chamber,
Step 3. Clean the strainers in the alarm
work on the fire protection systems as applicable. Be sure to replace the
line and open the Water Motor Alarm
that it controls, obtain permission to strainer basket and tighten the cap
Control Valve.
shut down the affected fire protection securely.
Step 4. Close the Main Drain Valve, as systems must first be obtained from the
well as any auxiliary drain valves, and proper authorities, and notify all per-
the Alarm Test Valve. sonnel who may be affected by this NOTICE
Step 5. Open the remote cross main or action. Cleaning of the Strainer after each
branch line vent connection. Refer to The owner is responsible for the operation of the alarms is especially
Step 6 in the Installation section. inspection, testing, and maintenance of important in the case of water sup-
their fire protection system and devices plies (such as lakes and rivers) having
in compliance with this document, as a large quantity of suspended matter. A
clogged alarm line can prevent opera-
tion of the alarms.
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Step 7. Notify all authorities responsi- the retaining fastener for the Clapper As necessary, install a pressure relief
ble for monitoring the installation that Washer. valve, in accordance with the require-
the fire protection system has been ments of the authority having jurisdic-
Step 6. Replace the Spring and
returned to service. tion, to automatically relieve the excess
Clapper Assembly as shown in Figure
pressure which could otherwise be
Sprinkler System Drain-Down 3. While holding the coils of the Spring
created in wet-pipe systems that are
Draining the sprinkler system must be down, re-insert the Hinge Pin. Be sure
exposed to significant increases in
done in accordance with the following that the Hinge Pin is pushed all the way
ambient temperature.
procedure: to the rear of the valve.
For information on Pressure Release
Step 1. Close the main control valve, if Step 7. Replace the Hand-Hole Cover.
Trim for Alarm Check Valves refer to
this has not already been done. Return the Alarm Valve to operation in
TFP930.
accordance with the steps described in
Step 2. Open the remote cross main or the Setting Procedure section. False Alarms
branch line vent connection (Refer to
If repeated false alarms occur in a vari-
Step 6 in the Installation section). Loss of Excess System
able pressure system:
Step 3. Open the Main Drain Valve. Pressure
In the case of a variable pressure Step 1. Check for and correct the
Check first to see that the drainage
system, the System Pressure Gauge cause of continued leakage out the
water discharge will not cause damage
should normally indicate a pressure Automatic Drain Valve.
or result in dangerous conditions.
greater than that shown by the Supply Step 2. Check for and clean a clogged
Step 4. Wait until the Supply Pressure Pressure Gauge. Also, the value should Self Closing Drain Valve.
Gauge reads zero pressure and the be close to that of the peak supply
sound of draining water has stopped pressure that has occurred after the Step 3. Check for and correct the
before performing any maintenance system was placed in service. cause of a loss in excess system
work on the fire protection system. pressure.
Leakage from Automatic Drain NOTICE Step 4. Drain the sprinkler system and
Valve Loss of excess system pressure will re-fill it in accordance with the steps
Follow the steps indicated below until increase the likelihood of a false alarm described in the Valve Setting Proce-
water ceases to flow from the alarm line in the case of a variable pressure dure section.
drain. After each step check if leakage system. Intermittent Alarms
has stopped. If the pressure alarm switch gives a
Follow the procedure indicated below
Step 1. Open the Main Drain Valve. to correct a loss of excess system steady signal, but the water motor gen-
Let the water flow for about 5 seconds pressure condition. erates an intermittent alarm, check for
and then close the Main Drain Valve. binding in the water motor alarm drive
This should flush any loose debris that Step 1. Check for signs of contin- shaft.
may have become trapped between the ued leakage from the Automatic Drain
Valve. If rust stains and/or water depos- If the water motor alarm and/or the
Clapper Facing and the Seat Ring or pressure alarm switch provide an
in the seating area of the Drain Valve. its indicate that continued leakage
has been taking place, take correc- intermittent alarm, it is likely the con-
Step 2. Repeat Step 1 if the rate of tive action according to the procedure sequence of an excessive amount
continued flow out of the drain was described in the sub-section entitled of air being trapped within the sprin-
noticeably reduced. Leakage From Automatic Drain Valve. kler system. Drain down the sprinkler
system and re-fill it in accordance with
Step 3. If leakage from the Automatic Step 2. If there are no signs of contin- the steps described in the Valve Setting
Drain Valve does not stop, drain the ued leakage from the Automatic Drain Procedure section.
system in accordance with the pre- Valve, drain the system in accordance
scribed procedure. After the system with the prescribed procedure and then A discontinuance of an alarm may also
has been drained, remove the Hand- clean or replace the Bypass Check be caused by the Clapper closing due
Hole Cover. Valve as required. to a sudden drop in supply pressure
or the shut-off of a pump in the supply
While holding the Spring down by the After replacing the Bypass Check Valve line. These types of problems can only
coils, remove the Hinge Pin. Remove as required, return the fire protection be corrected by maintaining a steady
the Spring and Clapper Assembly). system to operation in accordance with supply pressure.
Step 4. Using a light, check for and the steps described in the Valve Setting
remove any debris that may have Procedure section.
become lodged within the Seat Ring Step 3. If loss of excess system pres-
groove. Inspect the Seat Ring seat sure continues, inspect the sprinkler
for any damage. If the Seat Ring has system for leakage.
become dented across the seat then
the Alarm Check Valve will have to be Excess Pressure Due To Thermal
replaced. It is impractical to re-face a Expansion
Seat Ring in the field. Wet pipe sprinkler systems subject
to ambient temperatures in excess
Step 5. Check for and remove any of 38C can experience significant
debris that may have become lodged increases in system pressure due to
in the Clapper Facing. If a minor imper- the thermal expansion of the water. In
fection remains in the Clapper Facing, particular, a gridded wet-pipe system
then turn it over after thoroughly clean- with a relatively small air pocket and
ing both surfaces with a clean cloth. no relief valve can be subjected to an
Replace the Clapper Facing if neces- increase of more than 6,9 bar, due to
sary. Be sure to securely re-tighten an increase in ambient temperature of
approximately 28C.
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P/N XXXXXXXXXX
89 EUR
TABLE C
MODEL AV-1-300 ALARM VALVE
WITH FULLY ASSEMBLED EUROPEAN CONFORMITY TRIM
PART NUMBER SELECTION
D C
E H J
375 mm
F B K
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix B of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN65, Without Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
J G
D C
E H
410 mm
F B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix C of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN65, With Retarding Chamber
J K
L G
D C 745 mm
E H
F B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix D of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN65, With Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
L G
830 mm
D C
E H K
F B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix E of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN100, Without Retarding Chamber
H
D
E
J
C
410 mm
F
K
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix F of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN100, Without Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
H
D
J
E
C
410 mm
K
F
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix G of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN100, With Retarding Chamber
J
K
G
L
H
D 760 mm
E
C
F
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix H of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN100, With Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
G
L
H 830 mm
D
E
C K
F
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix J of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN150, Without Retarding Chamber
H
D
E J
C
415 mm
F K
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix K of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN150, Without Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
H
D J
E
C
K 415 mm
F
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix L of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN150, With Retarding Chamber
J
K
G
L
H
770 mm
D
E
C
F
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix M of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN150, With Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
G
L
830 mm
H
D
E
C K
F
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix N of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN200, Without Retarding Chamber
G
E
H
F
J 520 mm
C
K
B
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix P of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN200, Without Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
G
E
H J
F
C K 520 mm
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, operating the Waterflow Pres- Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
sure Alarm Switch (J) and the Water Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
Motor Alarm via the Water Motor Alarm water just begins, then open the valve
Control Valve (K). The main waterway one more turn.
is now open and water flows into the Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
piping system. vent connection after the discharge of
aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix Q of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN200, With Retarding Chamber
K
D
G
E
770 mm
H
F
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady.
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. (E). Verify that the normal supply and
pressure opens the Clapper in the system pressures are restored. If the
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or supply pressure is below normal, use
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. the instructions from the water supply
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control to obtain the usual pressure.
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.
Appendix R of TFP990 (07/2016)
Summary Instructions (If problems occur, consult full document)
Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300, DN200, With Retarding Chamber (Suitable for Supervisory)
G
E
830 mm
H
F
Normal Conditions Removing System from Service Step 9. Fully open the Main Control
The Main Control Valve (A) is opened Step 1. Close the Main Control Valve Valve (A) and lock it open.
and locked. (A). Close the Water Motor Alarm
Control Valve (K). Step 10. Open the Water Motor Alarm
The sprinkler system is filled with Control Valve (K).
water and is pressurized. Step 2. Drain the system with the
Main Drain Valve (F). Open all valves Step 11. Reset the fire alarm panel and
The Alarm Test Valve (E) and Main notify the central alarm station.
in the system to make sure that cross-
Drain Valve (F) are closed.
mains and branch lines are vented and Weekly Test
The Water Motor Alarm Control Valve drained.
(K) is open. NOTICE
Placing the System Back in Service
The Pressure Gauge Valve (B) is Step 1. Replace sprinklers that have Prior to closing any valves or activat-
open. operated and sprinklers that are close ing any alarms, notify local security
to the fire. guards and the central alarm station if
The Pressure Gauge Valve (H) is applicable.
open. Step 2. Remove the Hand-Hole Cover
from the Alarm Check Valve (D). Check Step 1. Open the Alarm Test Valve (E).
System Pressure Gauge (G) reads Verify that the alarm signal created by
downstream pressure. and clean the Clapper Facing and Seat
Ring. the Waterflow Pressure Alarm Switch
Water Supply Pressure Gauge (C) (J) is visible at the fire panel. If appli-
reads upstream pressure. Step 3. Mount the Hand-Hole Cover. cable, check the sound of the Water
Step 4. Close Main Drain Valve (F) and Motor Alarm it must be clear and
Operation steady and the signal of the super-
When one or more sprinklers are acti- other valves in the system.
visory switch.
vated, pressure is reduced downstream Step 5. Clean the strainers in the alarm
of the Alarm Valve. This reduction in line and the Water Motor Alarm Trim. Step 2. Close the Alarm Test Valve
pressure opens the Clapper in the (E). Verify that the normal supply and
Step 6. Open the remote cross-main or system pressures are restored. If the
Alarm Valve and allows water to flow
branch-line vent connection. supply pressure is below normal, use
through the alarm port into the alarm
line, filling the Model RC-1 Retard Step 7. Slowly open the Main Control the instructions from the water supply
Chamber (L) and operating the Water- Valve (A) until the sound of flowing to obtain the usual pressure.
flow Pressure Alarm Switch (J) and water just begins, then open the valve
the Water Motor Alarm via the Water one more turn.
Motor Alarm Control Valve (K). The Step 8. Close the remote branch-line
main waterway is now open and water vent connection after the discharge of
flows into the piping system. aerated water ceases, and the outlet
has flowed fully for at least 15 seconds.