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WARNING

• Read and understand all instructions before attempting to install any Victaulic products.

• Always verify that the piping system has been completely depressurized and drained immediately prior

to installation, removal, adjustment, or maintenance of any Victaulic products.

• Confirm that any equipment, branch lines, or sections of piping that may have been isolated for/

during testing or due to valve closures/positioning are identified, depressurized, and drained

immediately prior to installation, removal, adjustment, or maintenance of any Victaulic products.

• Wear safety glasses, hardhat, and foot protection.

Failure to follow these instructions could result in death or serious personal injury and property damage.

• Victaulic

FireLock

™

Automatic Sprinklers shall be used only in fire protection systems that are designed and installed in accordance with

current, applicable National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 13, 13D, 13R, etc.) standards, or equivalent standards, and in accordance

with applicable building and fire codes. These standards and codes contain important information regarding protection of systems from

freezing temperatures, corrosion, mechanical damage, etc.

• These installation instructions are intended for an experienced, trained installer. The installer shall understand the use of this product and

why it was specified for the particular application.

• The installer shall understand common industry safety standards and potential consequences of improper product installation.

Failure to follow installation requirements and local and national codes and standards could compromise system integrity or cause system

failure, resulting in death or serious personal injury and property damage.

IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INFORMATION

• Victaulic

FireLock

™

Automatic Sprinklers shall be installed

according to current, applicable Factory Mutual (FM) standards,

VdS standards, CEA 4001 standards, National Fire Protection

Association (NFPA 13, 13D, 13R, etc.) standards or equivalent

standards and in accordance with applicable building and fire

codes. Deviations from these standards or alterations to sprinklers

(including painting and coating) will void any Victaulic warranty

and will impact system integrity. Installations shall meet the

provisions of the local authority having jurisdiction and local codes,

as applicable, and shall comply with all design specifications.

• Refer to the specific Victaulic product publication for

applications and listing information. Product publications can be

downloaded at victaulic.com.

• Transport and store sprinklers in a cool, dry environment in their

original packaging. To prevent damage, DO NOT empty sprinklers

into bags or buckets.

• Size the piping system to meet or exceed the minimum required

flow rate for the sprinkler system.

• Per NFPA requirements, flush the system to remove foreign

material. Continue to flush the system until water runs clear.

• DO NOT install sprinkler system piping through heating ducts.

• DO NOT connect sprinkler system piping to domestic hot water

systems.

• DO NOT allow electrical wiring or other cabling to be hung or

wrapped around the sprinkler piping system.

• DO NOT install sprinklers and sprinkler fittings where ambient

conditions may fall below the minimum or exceed the maximum

listed or approved temperature ratings.

• DO NOT install sprinklers that have been dropped or struck by

another object, even if they do not appear damaged. Never install

glass bulb sprinklers if the bulb is cracked or if there is a loss of

liquid from the bulb. Discard and replace any sprinklers that are

damaged or show signs of corrosion.

• Before installation, verify that the sprinkler is the proper model,

orifice size, and temperature rating for the intended application.

• Protect wet piping systems from freezing temperatures.

• To avoid damage, install sprinklers into the fittings only after the

sprinkler system piping is in place.

• DO NOT paint, coat, plate, or alter sprinklers. Sprinklers that have

been altered from their manufactured condition may not function

properly and will void any agency listings and/or approvals and

impact system integrity.

• DO NOT test sprinklers with a heat source. The glass bulb can

weaken or shatter if exposed to a heat source during testing.

• DO NOT clean sprinklers with soapy water, detergents, ammonia,

cleaning fluids, or other chemicals. Remove any dust, lint, etc. with

a soft, dry cloth.

• Sprinklers that have operated SHALL NOT be reassembled or

reused. When replacing sprinklers, use new sprinklers of the same

type, orifice, temperature, and response.

• Inspect sprinklers on a regular basis for corrosion, mechanical

damage, obstructions, etc. The frequency of inspections may vary

due to corrosive atmospheres/water supplies and activities around

the sprinklers.

• DO NOT hang anything from or attach anything to sprinklers.

Obstructing the discharge pattern will affect the sprinkler’s

performance in the event of a fire.

• If construction is altered, the building owner or their representative

is responsible for referencing applicable standards to determine if

additional sprinklers or other system adjustments are required.

• The building owner or their representative is responsible for

maintaining the fire protection system in proper operating

condition.

• After installation is complete, the entire sprinkler system shall be

tested in accordance with applicable standards (NFPA 13, NFPA

25, etc.) that describe the care and maintenance of sprinkler

systems. In addition, the authority having jurisdiction may have

additional maintenance, testing, and inspection requirements that

shall be followed. NOTE: A successful test is not a substitute for

proper system installation and maintenance.

WARNING

• Replacement/relocation of Victaulic

FireLock

™

Automatic

Sprinklers SHALL be performed by qualified personnel familiar

with the system’s original design criteria, sprinkler listings/

approvals, and state and local codes (including NFPA 13

standards).

Failure to follow this instruction could affect system performance

during a fire, resulting in death or serious personal injury and

property damage.

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STANDARD SPRINKLER INSTALLATION

WARNING

• DO NOT allow sealing material to enter the sprinkler’s orifice or to contact the bulb or seal.

• DO NOT handle sprinklers by the deflector.

• DO NOT exceed the specified assembly torques.

• Verify that the sprinkler wrench engages ONLY the wrench boss of the sprinkler and not the frame, deflector, or bulb.

• Sprinklers cannot operate properly with bulb or link protectors in place.

• Bulb or link protectors shall be removed from all sprinklers before the sprinkler system is placed into service.

• DO NOT use any tools to remove protectors on sprinklers with glass bulbs.

Failure to follow these instructions may cause improper sprinkler operation, resulting in death or serious personal injury and property damage.

Each Victaulic

FireLock

™

Automatic Sprinkler is shipped with a bulb or link

protector, which protects from damage during shipment and installation.

Bulb or link protectors shall remain installed until the sprinkler system is

ready to be placed into service, or as instructed in step 4b or 5b below.

1. Inspect the sprinkler for any signs of physical damage and the glass

bulb for cracks and loss of fluid. DO NOT install a sprinkler that has been

dropped or damaged during handling.

2. FOR RECESSED PRODUCT: Install the collar onto the sprinkler. Verify

that the collar is tightened completely up against the wrench boss, as shown

to the left.

3. Apply two to three wraps of tape or a non-hardening pipe-joint

compound to the male threads only.

4a. Install the sprinkler in its intended orientation only. Thread the sprinkler

into the fitting by hand, then tighten the sprinkler into the fitting by using the

proper model sprinkler wrench (refer to the “Available Sprinkler Wrenches”

table). Verify that the sprinkler wrench engages ONLY the wrench boss of

the sprinkler. DO NOT engage the sprinkler wrench on the frame, deflector,

or bulb. To obtain a proper seal, tighten the sprinkler securely to prevent

leakage. DO NOT exceed the maximum assembly torque values listed in the

following table.

Orifice Size Maximum Torque

½-inch NPT 14 ft-lbs/19 N•m

¾-inch NPT 20 ft-lbs/27 N•m

1-inch NPT 30 ft-lbs/41 N•m

4b. Remove the bulb protector from all sprinklers carefully by hand before the sprinkler system is placed into service. DO NOT use any tools to

remove protectors on sprinklers with glass bulbs. NOTE: Bulb protectors on all upright sprinklers, or on any sprinklers installed more than 10 feet/3

meters above the floor, can be removed immediately following installation.

5. FOR RECESSED PRODUCT: Install the escutcheon or cover plate by centering it over the sprinkler. Push the escutcheon onto the recess collar

until it contacts the ceiling or sidewall.

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HOLE SIZES FOR ESCUTCHEONS

Escutcheon

Style(s)

Hole Sizes for Escutcheons

inches/millimeters

Minimum Maximum

Semi-Recessed

2 2 ⁄

51 60

V27 Concealed

2 ⁄ 2 ⁄

60 71

V29 Flush Pendent

1 ⁄ 2

41 51

V31/V32/V33/V35 Concealed

2 ⁄ 2 ¾

67 70

V36/V40 Plain, Extended, and Flush

1 ½ 2 ½

38 63

V36/V40 Sleeve/Skirt

1 ¾ 2 ½

44 63

V38 Concealed

2 ⁄ 2 ⁄

60 68

V41 Clamshell

1 ⁄ 2 ⁄

48 54

V56/V81 "Inch" Concealed*

2 ¼ 2 ½

57 63

V49 "Inch" Concealed

2 ¾ 2 ⁄

70 73

* Hole size can go up to 3 ⁄ inches/98 mm maximum with seismic cover plate

NOTE: Always reference the applicable Victaulic product publication for cover plate information.

SPRINKLER GUARD INSTALLATION

WARNING

• Sprinkler guards shall be installed AFTER the sprinkler is

installed and before the system is tested.

• Avoid damage to the frame, deflector, and bulb during sprinkler

guard installation.

Failure to follow these instructions could cause improper sprinkler

operation, resulting in death or serious personal injury and property

damage.

NOTICE

• The photo to the right is intended only to show the clarity of

guard and sprinkler features. Sprinkler guards shall be installed

AFTER the sprinkler is installed properly into the fitting.

Recess

Guard

Tab

Guard

Tab

Screw

Plates

1. Install the guard onto the sprinkler. Verify that the tabs on the

guard engage the recess between the wrench boss and threads of

the sprinkler, as shown above.

2. Insert the two screws (provided) and tighten evenly until metal-to-

metal contact occurs at the screw plates.

TESTING SPRINKLER SYSTEMS

After installation is complete, the entire sprinkler system shall be tested

in accordance with current, applicable NFPA (NFPA 13, 13D, 13R, etc.)

standards, or equivalent standards, and in accordance with applicable

building and fire codes. In addition, the authority having jurisdiction may

have additional maintenance, testing, and inspection requirements that

shall be followed.

NOTICE

• A successful sprinkler system test is not a substitute for proper

system installation and maintenance.

SPRINKLER REPLACEMENT

WARNING

• Always verify that the piping system has been completely

depressurized and drained immediately prior to installation,

removal, adjustment, or maintenance of any Victaulic products.

• Confirm that any equipment, branch lines, or sections of piping

that may have been isolated for/during testing or due to valve

closures/positioning are identified, depressurized, and drained

immediately prior to installation, removal, adjustment, or

maintenance of any Victaulic products.

• Any activities that require taking the valve out of service may

eliminate the fire protection provided. A fire patrol is strongly

recommended for the affected areas.

• Before servicing or testing the system, notify the authority

having jurisdiction.

Failure to follow these instructions could result in death or serious

personal injury and property damage.

1. THE SYSTEM SHALL BE TAKEN OUT OF SERVICE

IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO REPLACEMENT OF SPRINKLERS.

Notify the authority having jurisdiction in the affected area that the

fire protection system is being taken out of service and organize a

fire patrol for the affected area.

2. Refer to the appropriate installation, maintenance, and testing

manual for the system valve to relieve all pressure and drain all

water from the system.

3. Remove the old sprinkler by using the proper sprinkler wrench.

Install the new sprinkler in accordance with the instructions in the

“Standard Sprinkler Installation” section on page 2 or the “Dry

Sprinkler Installation” section on pages 5 – 7. Verify that sprinklers

are replaced with the proper model, style, orifice size, temperature

rating, and response.

4. Place the system back in service by following the instructions in

the appropriate installation, maintenance, and testing manual for

the system valve.

5. Check the system for leaks and make any repairs immediately.

6. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS THAT HAVE BEEN SUBJECTED TO

A FIRE SHALL BE RETURNED TO SERVICE AS SOON AS

POSSIBLE. The entire system shall be inspected for damage and

obstructions. Any damaged system components or any sprinklers

that have operated shall be replaced. Sprinklers that have been

exposed to corrosive, combustible products or high ambient

temperatures shall be replaced. Contact the authority having

jurisdiction in the local area for replacement requirements.

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SPRINKLER WRENCH INFORMATION

Description of Sprinkler Wrench or Bit

Part Number for

Ordering Sprinkler

Wrench Applicable Sprinkler Models

V26 Foam Nozzle Wrench

ST71000000 V2601, V2603

V27 Open-End Wrench

ST01000000

V2703, V2704, V2707, V2708, V2709, V2710, V2721, V2722, V2725, V2726,

V2727, V2728, V2738, V2740, V2744, V2752, V2753, V2754, V2758, V2762,

V2763, V3701, V3702

V27-2 Concealed/Recessed Wrench

ST12000002

V2707, V2708, V2709, V2710, V2727, V2728, V2738, V2740, V2742, V2744,

V2752, V2758, V2762, V2763, V3701, V3702

V32 Open-End Wrench

ST32000003 V3201, V3202, V3203, V3204

V31/V33 Concealed Wrench

ST33P00000 V3102, V3301, V3302, V3303, V3304

V34 Open-End Wrench

ST02000000

V3401, V3402, V3403, V3404, V3405, V3406, V3407, V3408, V3409,

V3410, V3412, V3414, V3416, V3417, V3418, V3421, V3423, V3424, V3425,

V3426, V3428, V3429, V3430

V34 Recessed Wrench

ST22000000

V3405, V3406, V3407, V3408, V3409, V3410, V3412, V3414, V3416, V3421,

V3423, V3424, V3426, V3428

V36 Dry Open-End Wrench

ST73000000

V3601, V3602, V3603, V3604, V3605, V3606, V3607, V3608, V3609,

V3610, V3611, V3612, V3613, V3614, V3615, V3616, V4001, V4002

V36 Dry Recessed and Concealed Wrench

ST43P00000

V3605, V3606, V3607, V3608, V3609, V3610, V3611, V3612, V3613, V3614,

V3615, V3616, V4001, V4002

V38-4 Socket Concealed Wrench

ST21N00000 V3801, V3802, V3806, V3807, V3808

V38-5 Cabinet Socket Wrench

ST61000000 V3801, V3802, V3806, V3807, V3808

V46/V48 Open-End Wrench

ST93000900 V4601, V4603, V4802, V4804, V4806, V4808

V44/V47 Open-End Wrench

ST92000800 V4702

V49/V56 1-inch Adjustable Concealed Wrench

S332765000 V4906, V5603, V5606, V5648, V5653

V56 Open-End Wrench

S325390000

V2801, V2815, V2826, V2851, V2861, V2870, V3010, V4201, V4215, V4226,

V4251, V4261, V4270, V4431, V5608, V5610, V5614, V5618, V5619, V5620,

V5621, V5623, V5625

V56 Domed Concealed Wrench

S329678000 V5613

V56-2 Recessed Wrench

S325391000

V2801, V2826, V2851, V2870, V3010, V4201, V4226, V4251, V4270, V5610,

V5614

V44 Recessed Wrench

ST42060000 V4431

V81 Domed Concealed Wrench

S329679000 V 8113, V8114

V81 Attic/Conventional Wrench

S312366000 V8122, V8123, V8124, V8125, V8169

V56/V81 Concealed Dry & V11 Concealed ECLH Wrench

S337014000 V1106, V5634, V5689, V8134, V8189

V11 Recessed Wrench

S333011000 V1113

V11 Open-End Wrench

S333010000 V1113, V1121, V5643, V5687, V8143, V8187

Style V9 Coupling Bit

J000V09000

V2703, V2704, V2707, V2708, V2709, V2710, V2721, V2722, V3401, V3301,

V3302, V3402, V3403, V3404, V3405, V3406, V3407, V3408, V3409,

V3410, V3417, V3418, V3421, V3425, V3429, V3430, V3601, V3602, V3603,

V3604, V3605, V3606, V3607, V3608, V3609, V3610, V3611, V3612, V3613,

V3614, V3615, V3616, V4001, V4002, V4601, V4603, V4702, V4802, V4804,

V4806, V4808, V5634, V5643, V8134, V8143

NOTE: For sprinkler wrench availability for discontinued product, reference the latest Fire Protection Price List for FireLock

™

Devices and Sprinklers.

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DRY SPRINKLER INSTALLATION

• Victaulic FireLock

™

Dry Sprinklers shall be installed in accordance with current, applicable NFPA (NFPA 13, 13D, 13R, etc.) standards, or

equivalent standards, and in accordance with applicable building and fire codes.

• Apply two to three wraps of tape or a non-hardening pipe-joint compound to the male threads only.

• Install dry sprinklers by using a wrench on the brass inlet fitting. When these installation methods are not possible, the proper sprinkler wrench

can be used with extreme care for dry sprinkler lengths up to 18 inches/457 mm.

• DO NOT use excessive torque during installation. Excessive torque can distort the sprinkler frame. When a Model V36 Sprinkler Wrench is used

with a Model V36 Dry Sprinkler, or when a Model V34 Sprinkler Wrench is used with a Model V40 Dry Sprinkler, do not exceed 30 ft-lbs/41 N•m.

When a pipe wrench is used on the outer tube, do not exceed 40 ft-lbs/54 N•m.

• Model V41 Dry ESFR Sprinklers are designed only for wet systems.

• Where systems incorporate IGS grooves for sprinkler connection, the Style V9 Victaulic

FireLock

™

IGS

™

Installation-Ready

™

Sprinkler Coupling shall be used.

SCAN CODE TO DOWNLOAD THE IV9 INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS ON VICTAULIC.COM

DRY SYSTEMS: Dry sprinklers designed for use in dry systems shall be installed only into the outlet of a fitting (excluding elbows) or welded

outlet that meets the dimensional requirements of ANSI B16.3 and ANSI B16.4, Class 125 and Class 150. Use a sample fitting to confirm proper

engagement and to verify that there is no interference between the sprinkler and fitting. To ensure unobstructed flow during operation, and for

applications where systems are subjected to freezing temperatures, the dry sprinkler shall be installed into a fitting that will prevent condensation from

accumulating above the seal.

WET SYSTEMS: The inlet of the dry sprinkler SHALL NOT bottom out in the fitting. DO NOT install dry sprinklers into any threaded elbow, thread-by-

thread coupling, or fitting that interferes with thread penetration. Dry sprinklers can be installed into the outlets of Style 920/Style 920N Mechanical-T

Bolted Branch Outlets, Style 922 FireLock

™

Outlet-T products, and No. 141 IGS

™

Grooved x Female Threaded Adapter Nipples. Dry Sprinklers can be

installed into CPVC fittings (excluding elbows) that do not interfere with thread penetration. Use a sample fitting to confirm proper engagement. Verify

that the exposed minimum barrel length in the heated space is measured and maintained in accordance with the table below.

The table below is used when the ambient temperature is maintained between 40° F/4° C and 60°F/16°C around the wet piping system.

EXPOSED BARREL AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (°F/°C)

Ambient Temperature Exposed to

Discharge End of Sprinkler

°F/°C

“C” – Minimum Exposed Barrel

Length when Exposed to

40°F/4°C

inches/mm

“C” – Minimum Exposed Barrel

Length when Exposed to

50°F/10°C

inches/mm

“C” – Minimum Exposed Barrel

Length when Exposed to

60°F/16°C

inches/mm

40 0 0 0

4 0 0 0

30 0 0 0

-1 0 0 0

20 4 0 0

-7 100 0 0

10 8 1 0

-12 200 25 0

0 12 3 0

-18 300 75 0

-10 14 4 1

-23 350 100 25

-20 14 6 3

-29 350 150 75

-30 16 8 4

-34 400 200 100

-40 18 8 4

-40 450 200 100

-50 20 10 6

-46 500 250 150

-60 20 10 6

-51 500 250 150

Exposed minimum barrel lengths are inclusive up to 30-mph/48-kph wind velocities

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DRY SPRINKLER INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

NOTICE

• The "F" dimension of an ESFR dry sprinkler, which extends into a freezer from a wet piping system, shall take into account the freezer

ceiling thickness and the required length below the freezer ceiling. The minimum length of the dry sprinkler shall not be less than the

lengths specified in the “Exposed Barrel Ambient Temperature (°F/°C)” table on page 5, plus the required length below the freezer ceiling

("F" = "C" + "D" + "E").

• Refer to the drawing on this page for a representation of the "F" dimension. DO NOT attempt to modify dry sprinklers.

• Illustrations are exaggerated for clarity and are provided only as examples. Refer to the specific product publication for complete

information.

Insulation

"C"

Exposed Minimum

Barrel Length

(Refer to Table)*

HEATED

SPACE

UNHEATED

SPACE

Model V41

"E"

VicFlex

™

Style AB6

Bracket

Assembly

with Integral

Seal*

"D"

Ceiling or Wall

of Freezer

2-inch/51-mm Hole Saw

Required (Deburr Hole on

Both Sides of Ceiling or Wall of

Freezer) - Space shall be sealed

to prevent condensation from

forming, per NFPA

requirements

14 inches/356 mm Maximum

3½ inches/89 mm Minimum (FM)

6 inches/152 mm Minimum (UL)

*The "C" Exposed Minimum

Barrel Length is 6 inches/152 mm

when used with the VicFlex™

Style AB6 Bracket Assembly

"F"

See

Notice

Install the escutcheon of the Model V41 Dry ESFR Sprinkler, as shown in the drawings above. Use the No. 8 self-piercing sheet metal screws

provided with the product to attach the escutcheon to the freezer’s ceiling or wall panel.

For Model V41 Dry ESFR Sprinklers:

Minimum Sprinkler Length: "F" = "C" + "D" + "E"

C = Minimum exposed barrel length (above ceiling). Refer to

table on page 5 for Ambient Temperature Versus Minimum

Exposed Barrel Length.

D = Ceiling Panel Thickness

E = Drop distance below ceiling (discharge end of sprinkler),

ceiling to deflector.

Always reference NFPA 13 Section 14.2.10 and FM

Datasheet 2-0 when considering obstructions.

NOTE: Minimum order length should be the next available

standard length above the minimum sprinkler length "F".

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End Seal

Insulation

Ceiling or Wall

of Freezer

"C" Exposed Minimum Barrel

Length (Refer to Table)

"D"

HEATED

SPACE

UNHEATED

SPACE

Model V40

Diameter of hole is dependent upon the

type of escutcheon selected. Space shall

be sealed to prevent condensation from

forming, per NFPA requirements.

"A"

See Notice

Diameter of hole is dependent upon the

type of escutcheon selected. Space shall

be sealed to prevent condensation from

forming, per NFPA requirements.

End Seal

Insulation

Ceiling or Wall

of Freezer

"A"

See Notice

"C" Exposed Minimum Barrel

Length (Refer to Table)

"D"

HEATED

SPACE

UNHEATED

SPACE

Model V36

DRY SPRINKLER INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)

NOTICE

• The “A” dimension of a dry sprinkler, which extends into a freezer from a wet piping system, shall take into account the wall or ceiling

thickness of the freezer. The minimum length of the dry sprinkler shall not be less than the lengths specified in the “Exposed Barrel

Ambient Temperature (°F/°C)” table on page 5, plus the thickness of the freezer’s ceiling or wall (“A” = “C” + “D”).

• Refer to the drawings on this page for a representation of the “A” dimension. DO NOT attempt to modify dry sprinklers, since they are

manufactured to this specific “A” dimension.

• Illustrations are exaggerated for clarity and are provided only as examples. Refer to the specific product publication for complete

information.

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European and UK Certifications

SIN

Approval

Number*

Reference

Number*

Certificate of

Conformity*

Certificate of

Conformity*

V2703 G 4020046 104b/01

0786-CPD-40004

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5062

0786-CPD-40235

V2704 G 4020043 104b/02

0786-CPD-40001

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5064

0786-CPR-40258

V2709 – 104b/01 2831-CPR-S0005 0832-UKCA-CPR-S5050

V2710 – 104b/02 2831-CPR-S0006 0832-UKCA-CPR-S5050

V2725 G 4020048 104b/01

0786-CPD-40006

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5068

0786-CPR-40262

V2726 G 4020045 104b/02

0786-CPD-40003

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5066

0786-CPR-40260

V2727 G 4020047 104b/01

0786-CPD-40005

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5067

0786-CPR-40260

V2728 G 4020044 104b/02

0786-CPD-40002

0832-UKCA-CPR-40259

0786-CPR-40259

V2762 G 422049 104B/10

0786-CPR-40345

–

0786-CPR-40346

V2763 G 422048 104b/09

0786-CPR-40347

–

0786-CPR-40348

V3401 G 4020051 104b/03

0786-CPD-40009

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5063

0786-CPR-40236

V3402 G 4020049 104b/04

0786-CPD-40007

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5069

0786-CPR-40263

V3403 G 416015 – – –

V3404 G 414050 – – –

V3423 G 4020052 104b/03

0786-CPD-40010

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5071

0786-CPR-40265

V3424 G 4020050 104b/04

0786-CPD-40008

0832-UKCA-CPR-S5070

0786-CPR-40264

V3613 – – 2809-CPR-F0060-01 –

V3614 – – 2809-CPR-F0061-01 –

V3615 – – 2809-CPR-F0062-01 –

V3616 – – 2809-CPR-F0063-01 –

V3701 G 423014 10 4b/11

0786-CPR-40349

–

0786-CPR-40350

V3702 G 423015 104b/12

0786-CPR-40351

–

0786-CPR-40352

V3801 – 104b/05 2831-CPR-S0003 0832-UKCA-CPR-S5049

V3802 – 104b/06 2831-CPR-S0003 0832-UKCA-CPR-S5049

* Tested to EN12259-1