Elk Wireless Heat Detector Description:

The Elk Wireless Heat Detector is a Supervised, Wireless Heat Sensor. It uses a solid-state thermistor to sample and trigger an event at a selectable setpoint of either 135 or 200 degrees F. It can also trigger an event if the temperature rises 12 degrees F or more during a one (1) minute time period. When an event is triggered the sensor transmits an alarm (trip) signal to the panel. Additionally transmitted signals include: tamper, hourly supervisory, and low battery (as needed). The sensor is powered by a single 3V lithium battery which can provide up to 10 years of life. This sensor is compatible with Elk’s 319MHz Receivers/Panels as well as many other panels that operate on the 319.5MHz Frequency and adhere to the ITI/Interlogix protocol.

Specifications:

• RF frequency: 319.5 MHz
• Supervision Interval: 62 – 68 minutes
• Compatibility: ELK-319 Receivers/Panels & other panels that operate on the 319.5MHz Freq. and adhere to the ITI/Interlogix protocol Battery type: One (1) 3VDC lithium battery (Panasonic or Varta Model CR123) Exp. Battery life 10 yrs
• Rate of Rise Rating: 12° to 15°F (6.7° to 8.3°C)
• UL max. Ambient ceiling: 100°F/150°F (37.8°C/65.6°C
• Maximum UL Spacing: 50ft (15.2m) x 50ft (15.2m)
• Storage Temp Range: -30 to 167°F (-34 to 75°C)
• Relative Humidity: 0 to 95% non-condensing
• Dimensions: 2.29” Dia. x 1.28” H (58.25mm x 32.4mm)

Programming (Enrollment):

The following is a general guideline for programming (enrolling) a sensor into the receiver or panel. For more extensive instructions please refer to the receiver or panel instructions.

1. Place the panel into the Program mode.
2. Proceed to the WIRELESS SETUP menu.
3. Select the appropriate zone/sensor location number.
4. When prompted by the panel to trip the sensor for learning:
   • Remove the battery pull tab which will power up the sensor
   • The panel should acknowledge the sensor has been learned by keypad display and/or audio alert (depending on the panel). If enrollment fails try pressing and releasing the tamper plunger. – In some cases it may be necessary to remove and reinstall the batteries.
5. Repeat the above process for any additional wireless sensors. Proceed to the zone programming to assign each sensor’s zone definition.
6. Exit programming mode when finished

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