OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 11
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DANGER
If the cause of an alarm is in question, it should be
assumed that the alarm is due to an actual re or
elevated CO concentration, and the premises should
be evacuated immediately.
By testing the device, you can familiarize yourself with the
alarm tone. In the event of an alarm, all residents should have
an escape plan and know how to behave.
Proactive safety measures
Ì Always use a protective guard in front of open replaces
and have chimneys cleaned regularly.
Ì Never leave candles burning unattended.
Ì Replace worn or damaged sockets, switches, cables,
and any cracked or frayed electrical wires and plugs.
Ì Avoid overloading electrical circuits.
Fire safety guidelines
Ì Only use electrical devices and tools that carry a recogni-
zed approval mark.
Ì Place keys for apartment and front doors within easy
reach for all residents, ensuring access to exits even
when doors are locked.
Behavior in case of re
If smoke or re is detected in the stairwell or hallway
outside your apartment:
Ì Remain calm.
Ì Keep your apartment door closed (but not locked) and
seal it with damp towels if possible.
Ì Call the re department (112), provide your name and
address including oor number.
Ì Make yourself known at an open window.
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