Ei Electronics Ei605 Series User Manual

Instructions
Read and retain carefully for as long as the product is being used. It contains vital information on the operation and installation
of your Alarm. The leaflet should be regarded as part of the product.
If you are just installing the unit, the leaflet must be given to the householder. The leaflet is to be given to any subsequent user.
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Ei Electronics Ei605 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Ei Electronics
Model	Ei605 Series
Category	Smoke Alarm
Language	English

Summary

Quick Start Guide

Locate Correct Siting Point

Guidance on finding the correct location for the alarm unit.

Connect Battery Snaps

Steps for connecting the battery to the alarm unit for power.

Place Alarm & Twist On To Base

Procedure for mounting the alarm unit onto its baseplate.

Test Alarm

Instructions on how to test the alarm functionality.

Location & Positioning

Introduction

General advice on installing alarms throughout a property for fire warning.

Smoke Alarms - Ei605 Series

Specific placement advice for Smoke Alarms to ensure timely detection.

Heat Alarms - Ei603 Series

Guidance on where to install Heat Alarms and their purpose.

Multi-Storey Dwellings

Recommendations for alarm placement in multi-level homes.

Single Storey Dwelling

Placement advice for single-level homes.

Recommended Protection

General recommendations for optimal alarm coverage.

Checking Alarms Can Be Heard

Ensuring alarms are audible in all rooms, including with doors closed.

Ceiling Mounting

Best practices for mounting alarms on the ceiling.

On a Sloping Ceiling

Specific instructions for installing alarms on sloped or peaked ceilings.

Locations to Avoid

Areas where Smoke Alarms should not be placed due to potential false alarms.

Installation

Installation Procedure

Step-by-step guide for installing the smoke and heat alarms.

Tamperproofing the Alarms

Methods to secure the alarm unit and prevent unauthorized removal.

Interconnection - Hard Wired

Interconnection - Hard Wired

Details on wiring multiple alarms together for synchronized alarming.

Testing, Maintenance & Power Supply Monitoring

Manually Testing your Alarms

Procedure for regularly testing alarm functionality and family familiarity.

Test/Hush Button to Control Nuisance Alarms

Using the Test/Hush button to manage false alarms and nuisance alerts.

Power Supply Monitoring

Guidance on identifying and resolving power issues or low battery alerts.

Battery Replacement

Instructions for replacing batteries in 9V models and handling lithium batteries.

RadioLINK Module Units

Troubleshooting RadioLINK units with depleted batteries.

Cleaning your Alarm

Regular cleaning procedures to maintain alarm performance and prevent false alarms.

Smoke Alarm Automatic Self-Test

Information on the automatic self-testing feature of Smoke Alarms.

Dust & Insect Contamination

Understanding and preventing false alarms caused by dust or insects.

End of life

Criteria for replacing the alarm unit after its operational lifespan.

Fire Safety Advice

Fire Safety Advice

Essential safety precautions and emergency preparedness for fire situations.

Fire Safety Hints

General tips and advice for preventing fires and ensuring home safety.

Alarm Limitations

Limitations of Smoke/Heat Alarms

Circumstances where Smoke/Heat Alarms may be ineffective or fail to operate.

RadioLINK Accessories

RadioLINK Accessories

Description of RadioLINK interconnect modules for wireless connectivity.

Getting Your Alarm Serviced

Getting Your Alarm Serviced

Procedure for obtaining service or repair for a faulty alarm unit.

Five Year Guarantee

Five Year Guarantee

Details of the manufacturer's warranty and guarantee terms.

Troubleshooting

Alarms Sound for No Apparent Reason

Causes and solutions for alarms activating without a clear fire event.

Alarm Fails to Sound on Test Button Press

Troubleshooting steps when the alarm does not respond to the test button.

Contact Us

Contact Us

Information for contacting customer support and manufacturers.