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消防電源監控安裝使用注意事項

发布日期: 2025-07-01 訪問量：8830

一、電氣火災監控設備

汕頭電氣火災監控系統的組成：

①電氣火災控制器：

它是整个系统的核心，负责采集各种信息、接收来自探测器的数据，并对其进行处理。

②電氣火災監控探測器:

電氣火災監控探測器是集過電流、剩余電流檢測、預警、報警、消防聯動和通訊等多功能于一體，且具有智能化分析能力的新型防火設備。

③電氣火災傳感器:

電氣火災傳感器是用于檢測電氣系統中潛在火災風險的設備。這些傳感器通過監測電流、溫度、電弧光以及其他相關參數來識別可能引發火災的異常情況。

二、剩余電流值超量程報警

1、剩余電流式電氣火災監控探測器(簡稱剩余電流互感器、剩余電流傳感器)

是安装在配电柜中，监测被保护线路中的剩余电流值变化的探测器。剩余报警电流设定值一般为 300~ 500 mA, 且不应大于1000 mA)，剩余电流探测器的动作电流设置不宜大于300mA，可根据实际情况调整动作电流。

当电气火灾控制器发生《剩余电流报警值超量程》时，应尽量排查配电箱线路接地或有电路剩余电流互感器外连接情况。有的时候现场存在找不到报警原因情况，一味的在主机上调大剩余电流值危险性很大切记谨慎！

二、剩余電流值的劃分

①當漏電電流在30mA時，屬于人身安全防護，用于防止人身觸電；

②當漏電電流在30mA到100mA之間時，屬于兼有人身安全防護和電氣火災防護；

③當漏電電流大于100mA時，漏電保護屬于電氣火災防護；

④當漏電電流在800mA~1000mA時，屬于較爲嚴重的可能引起電氣火災的防護報警。

三、消防電源監控設備

消防設備電源監控系統的組成:

①消防設備電源狀態監控器

用于監視消防設備電源的工作狀態,在電源發生過壓、欠壓、過流、缺相等故障時能發出報警信號。

②消防設備電源探測器

電壓信號傳感器:

電壓傳感器是一種用于測量電路中電壓變化的消防電源監控系統設備。它能夠將電壓信號轉化爲可供進一步處理的報警信號。

電流信號傳感器

電流信號傳感器是一种电流检测装置，它能感受到被测电流的变化，并将其按一定规律变换成为符合需要的电信号。

电压/電流信號傳感器

电压/電流信號傳感器是用于检测和转换电流或电压信号为可测量的电信号或其他形式的信息输出。

四、電壓信號傳感器故障

①電壓信號傳感器接線

②电压/電流信號傳感器接线

③三相四線雙路交流電壓信號傳感器接線故障

此故障由于只接了一路電壓信號輸入，另一路信號缺失所以報故障。

這種故障只是能在消防設備電源狀態監控器中設置成單路監視，使消防設備電源狀態監控器能不報故障，而另一路由于只接了單項電源監視故現場電壓信號傳感器仍報故障。

④三相四線單路交流電壓信號傳感器正確接線。

⑤电压/電流信號傳感器缺项故障。

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