Questions and answers specific to the Kidde Aegis 2.0.
The Triple-R redundancy safeguard protects Agent Releasing Circuits (ARCs) from inadvertent activation caused by electrical transients, power surges, or...
The Kidde AEGIS 2.0 requires a 5.1K Ohm, 1/2 Watt resistor (P/N 06-129025-002) for its detection, manual release, abort, and supervisory initiating circuits...
Each NAC on the AEGIS 2.0 is independently configurable for Pre-Release and Releasing (post-release) conditions via the system configuration menu (Page 21)...
To test the manual release without discharging agent, you must isolate the system and verify the panel's response to the input. 1. Notify personnel and...
The Kidde AEGIS 2.0 provides two independent Class B Agent Releasing Circuits (ARC) at terminals TB14 and TB15 (Page 2) [1]. These circuits are independently...
I couldn't find a "PR1" trouble code in our manuals for the Kidde AEGIS 2.0. The panel uses 3-digit numeric diagnostic codes (000-038) to identify specific...
To configure Supervisory 1 (SUP 1) as a fourth detection circuit (DET 4), you must adjust the panel's configuration settings. Note that once SUP 1 is...
Abort Mode 1 (ANSI/UL 864) allows the pre-discharge timer to count down and hold at 10 seconds; if the timer is already under 10 seconds when the abort is...
To set the pre-discharge abort behavior and release delay on the AEGIS 2.0, you must enter Configuration Mode and adjust Item 06 for the abort mode and Items...
To program cross-zoning on the Kidde Aegis 2.0, you must set the Application Mode for the specific Release Circuit to a cross-zone selection, typically option...
