Wiring Diagram
[Image of a wiring diagram for disconnecting an outlet and exhaust fan when a fire suppression system is activated]
Components:
1. Fire Suppression System Control Panel: This is the central control panel for the fire suppression system. It monitors the status of the system and triggers the release of the extinguishing agent when a fire is detected.
2. Power Supply: This is the power source for the outlet and exhaust fan.
3. Outlet: This is the electrical outlet that is to be disconnected when the fire suppression system is activated.
4. Exhaust Fan: This is the exhaust fan that is to be disconnected when the fire suppression system is activated.
5. Solenoid Valves: These are the valves that control the flow of the extinguishing agent. They are connected to the fire suppression system control panel and are actuated when a fire is detected.
6. Wiring: This is the electrical wiring that connects the components together.
Operation:
When a fire is detected, the fire suppression system control panel triggers the release of the extinguishing agent. This causes the solenoid valves to open, allowing the extinguishing agent to flow through the pipes to the sprinklers. The extinguishing agent also flows to the outlet and exhaust fan, causing them to be disconnected from the power supply. This prevents the outlet and exhaust fan from operating, which could help to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading.
Note:
The wiring diagram shown here is a general example and may not be applicable to all fire suppression systems. Always consult with the manufacturer's instructions for your specific system before attempting to disconnect an outlet or exhaust fan.
