Apollo 51000-600 - Detector Dirty Feature; Detector End of Life; Low Battery Detection

General Fault
A sensor has failed or
some other fault has
occurred
1 YELLOW
flash
every 4
seconds
Chirp every 48 seconds
CO Fault
The CO cell has
reached the end of its
useable life or a fault
has occurred with
the CO detection
portion of the
detector
2 YELLOW
flashes
every 8
seconds
Chirp every 48 seconds
End Of Life
The detector has
been operational for
10 years and must be
replaced
5 YELLOW
flashes
every 12
seconds
Chirp every 48 seconds
Sensitivity
Drift/Dirty
Fault
The detector may no
longer alarm within
the smoke sensitivity
limits on the back of
the device and must
be cleaned
1 YELLOW
flash
every 8
seconds
Chirp every 48 seconds
Low Battery
The batteries are low
and must be replaced
1 YELLOW
flash
every 12
seconds
Chirp every 48 seconds
(press either button to
silence for 12 hours)
Fire Test
Fire test button
pressed and held to
initiate test
3 RED flashes
in time with
sounder
Temporal-3
BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-pause
CO Test
CO test button
pressed and held to
initiate test
4 RED flashes
in time with
sounder
Temporal-4
PIP-PIP-PIP-PIP-long
pause
Tamper
The detector has
been removed from
the base
1 YELLOW
flash followed
by
1 GREEN flash
every 12
seconds
None
Power Up
The detector has had
batteries installed
and is powered up
1 RED flash
followed by
1 YELLOW
flash followed
by
1 GREEN flash
A single chirp
Normal
Operation
The detector is
operating normally
with no fault or
alarm conditions
1 GREEN flash
every 12
seconds
None
Table 1 - Detector Status LED & Sounder Operating Modes
4.2 DETECTOR DIRTY FEATURE
When the detector has been contaminated and may no longer be within the
marked sensitivity limits the detector will chirp every 48 seconds and flash the
YELLOW LED once every 8 seconds. Refer to Section 10.1 for cleaning your
detector.
4.3 DETECTOR END OF LIFE
When the detector has reached the end of its 10 year operating life it will chirp
every 48 seconds and flash the YELLOW LED 5 times every 12 seconds. The
detector must be replaced.
4.4 LOW BATTERY DETECTION
The detector regularly checks the battery condition. If a low battery is detected the
detector will chirp every 48 seconds and flash the YELLOW LED once every 8
seconds. The chirp may be silenced for 12 hours by pressing either button (See
Section 2.1 Figure 1). The batteries must be replaced using 2 Panasonic CR123A
batteries or 2 Energizer EL123AP batteries.