Ei Electronics Ei100B User Manual

IMPORT
ANT NOTICE
WHEN THE BATTERY IS
FIRST CONNECTED THE
ALARM MAY SOUND FOR
2-3 SECONDS.
THIS IS NORMAL.
IT MEANS THE BATTERY IS
CONNECTED CORRECTLY.
© Ei Electronics 2008 P/N B10277 Rev 12
INSTRUCTION LEAFLET (for all Models)
Contains vital information on unit operation and installation.
Read and retain carefully. If you are just installing this unit this
leaflet MUST be given to the householder.
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Models
Ei100B
Standard Alarm
Ei100L
Emergency Light
Ei100S
Silencer
Ei100C
Interconnect
SMOKE ALARM
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Ei Electronics Ei100B Specifications

General

Power Source	Battery
Battery Type	9V Alkaline
Battery Life	Up to 1 year
Alarm Sound Level	85dB at 3 meters
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Weight	200 g
Interconnectability	No
Hush Feature	Yes
Test Button	Yes
LED Indicator	Yes
Type	Smoke Alarm
Compliance	EN 14604:2005

Summary

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Basic information about your Smoke Alarm

Locating your Smoke Alarm

Guidance on selecting optimal positions for smoke alarms within a dwelling to ensure timely detection and audibility.

Positioning your Smoke Alarm

(a) Ceiling Mounting.

(b) Wall Mounting.

(d) Locations to Avoid.

Lists areas where smoke alarms should not be placed, such as kitchens, bathrooms, or near vents, due to potential false alarms.

(e) Nuisance/False Alarms.

Installing your Smoke Alarm

(a) Attaching to Ceiling or Wall.

Detailed steps for securely mounting the smoke alarm base to a ceiling or wall using provided hardware.

(b) Connecting the battery.

Instructions for connecting the 9-volt battery, including writing the installation date and ensuring proper connection.

Looking after your Smoke Alarm

(a) Testing your Smoke Alarm

Instructions for weekly testing of the smoke alarm using the test button to ensure proper operation and familiarity with the alarm sound.

Replacing the Battery

(c) Cleaning your Smoke Alarm.

Interconnect Model Ei100C

Silencer Smoke Alarm Ei100S

Important Safeguards

Limitations of Smoke Alarms.

Planning your Escape

FIRE SAFETY HINTS.

Smoke Alarm - Optical or Ionisation?

Getting your Smoke Alarm Serviced