PM-ic the Intelligent answer
Model: PM-1P-10-5ic
REF: PM-OPM3 0.01 issue - 3 05-11
Product Overview
The PM-ic Fan power monitor unit is part of a range of products and ancillary equipment designed to meet the ever changing
requirements of the catering industry and associated regulations.
The system comes in a number of models for you to select which are based on our patented system.
PM-ic Power Monitor Five channel unit with over & under current monitoring
The controller has been designed to make for easy system usage.
Contents
1.01 How does my PM-ic unit work?
1.02 How do I start my PM-ic unit?
1.03 How do I stop my PM-ic unit?
1.04 What do I do if my PM-ic unit does not operate?
1.05 Do I have any form of override?
1.06 Fault finding
1.01 How does my PM-ic unit work?
Your PM-ic unit is designed to ensure that your kitchen ventilation system is operational and maintaining the design air flow rates
before your gas supply is enabled to your cooking appliances.
The PM-ic unit is operated via an easy wipe clean facia with clear high bright LED indicator arrangement.
1.02 How do I start my PM-ic unit?
First start your kitchen canopy ventilation system.
Turn the system set/reset key switch to the "set" position and release and the PM-ic unit will carry out a number of system
checks. If all checks are clear the “gas valve output” LED will switch on and open the gas supply to your cooking appliances.
1.03 How do I stop my PM-ic unit?
Switch off your kitchen canopy ventilation system and the “gas valve output” LED will switch off and the gas valve will close,
isolating the gas supply to your appliances.
NOTE: Always ensure that all appliances have been switched off and taps closed.
1.04 What do I do if my PM-ic unit does not operate?
If after the system set/reset key switch has been turned your gas valve output light does not come on, the gas valve fails to
open’ check the following :
1 Ensure that your kitchen canopy ventilation system is operational.
2 If not have your supply to the unit checked by an electrician.
3 Ensure you have power to the unit; is the power on lamp lit?
4 Check that the SYSTEM STOP button on the front of the panels has not been pressed.
5 Check that either the fire alarm or remote knock-off push buttons have not been activated, if fitted.
If the steps above do not solve your problem, refer to section 1.06 of this manual for further instructions.
