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The Impulse Valve Operator (IVO) provides a means to activate a Fike Impulse Valve container via an electric signal from a Fike control panel. The IVO can also be manually activated by removing the safety cotter pin and depressing the red strike button.
The Impulse Releasing Module (P/N 10-2748) provides the primary interface between the supervised releasing circuit(s) of a Fike fire suppression system and the Impulse Valve Operator (IVO); which is used to release the fi re suppressant agent from an impulse valve container. The IRM is equipped with three capacitors that receive a constant charging current from the releasing circuit of the control panel. When fully charged, the module is capable of fi ring a single IVO. Upon circuit activation, the output circuit reverses its output voltage polarity, causing the energy in the capacitors to be released to the Impulse Valve Operator. Each IRM is equipped with a red LED to provide positive indication that the module is in the active (release) state.
Control Module, Model 55-042, is used to switch an external power supply or audio amplifier to notification appliances. In addition to switching the external power, the device will monitor the wiring (while external power is not switched to the auxiliary devices) to the auxiliary device for open and short circuits via an end of line resistor. This module is capable of Class A or Class B operation.
The control module will also have the capability to monitor the external power input for loss of power (DC voltage supplies only). This feature can be disabled through device configuration programming. If the external power is switched to the auxiliary devices and there is a loss of the DC supply, the control module has the capability of running an algorithm in which the device will switch back to monitor mode and check the line for short circuits. If no short exists, the device will reapply the external power. This algorithm can be enabled when using a DC external supply that is guaranteed to be above 9 volts.
The Relay Module, P/N 55-043 & 55-048, provides two sets of Form “C” dry relay contacts that switch together (DPDT). These contacts can be used to initiate emergency control functions (i.e., damper closure, fan control, door holder interface, elevator recall, etc.). There is also an input that is capable of monitoring a dry set of contacts for open or closed conditions. The module has a multi-color LED that will illuminate a unique color for instant status indication (Green for normal operation, Red for device active, and Yellow for device trouble).
The Fike 60-1039 is an intelligent addressable heat detector designed to provide reliable thermal fire detection using both fixed temperature and rate-of-rise sensing. It is suitable for a wide range of applications where smoke detection may not be ideal, such as environments with dust, steam, or airborne contaminants.
This detector can be programmed for different thermal response ranges, allowing it to be configured for ordinary or intermediate detection conditions. It communicates directly with compatible Fike control panels, enabling fast event reporting and system-level monitoring.
The unit features a tri-color LED status indicator for clear visual feedback and supports optional remote annunciation. Its programmable design and compatibility with Fike intelligent systems make it suitable for both new installations and system upgrades.
The Intelligent Photoelectric/heat, spot-type smoke detectors, P/N 63-1053 & 63-1059, have sensing chambers that utilize the light scattering principle to detect smoke. In addition, the detector is equipped with dual thermistors for heat sensing. The sensing chamber employs features that minimize the effect of settled dust on performance. The detector is designed with tri-color LEDs to indicate detector status. A remote LED annunciator, P/N 02-3868, is available as an accessory. It can be configured to follow the detector LED operation or be independently controlled. The heat element of the detector provides an alarm, while the photo element can be programmed as alarm or supervisory. The isolator version, P/N 63-1059, provides complete short circuit isolation for NFPA 72, Class X wiring if used with an isolator base.