Applied fire CFS10 - How to Mount the Battery Powered Smoke Sensor; Marking Mounting Holes; Mounting the Bracket; Locking the Sensor into Place

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Wood
Note: Smoke sensors are not to be
used with detector guards unless the
combination has been evaluated and
found suitable for that purpose.
How to Mount the Battery Powered Smoke Sensor
1 Mark
Place the mounting bracket against the
ceiling or wall, and using the mount-
ing bracket as a template, mark the
top and bottom holes with a pencil.
2 Mount the Bracket
3 Lock Into Place
1” Screws
If installing an AC powered sensor,
with the electrical power off to the
line, simply attach the bracket to the
electrical box with the existing screws.
See wiring diagram in this manual for
connection information.
Drywall
If wood is present behind the drywall,
a pilot hole can ease installation, but
is not required. Create the optional
pilot hole with a 1/8” (3mm) drill bit.
If the screw will only be secured into
drywall, DO NOT drill a pilot hole.
Securely fasten the mounting bracket
to the ceiling or wall using the two 1”
screws provided. Do not over tighten.
Bracket
With the smoke sensor activated and
the sensors fully networked together,
position the smoke sensor onto the
center of the bracket and turn clockwise.
The unit will lock into place.