FireAngel Multisensor Plus - Carbon Monoxide (CO)- Important Guidelines

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Additional Guidelines:
Ì Immediate Action: Leave the apartment immediately, taking
keys and mobile phone, and close all doors behind you. Do not
pack belongings or open windows.
Ì Door Safety: Do not open any door that feels hot or from which
smoke is seeping.
Ì Smoke Navigation: If smoke has spread, stay close to the oor
and crawl to escape the danger area. Breathe in short, shallow
breaths or hold your breath.
Ì Apartment Door: Close your apartment door behind you.
Ì Elevator Caution: NEVER use elevators when exiting the buil-
ding!
Ì Assistance: Help children, the elderly, or disabled individuals to
leave the building.
Ì Evacuation: Evacuate the building if necessary.
Ì Main Entrance: Leave the front door at ground level wide open.
Ì Emergency Call: Call the re department (112), and provide your
name and address.
Ì Gather: Meet with other residents outside the building and
check that everyone is present.
Ì Re-entry: NEVER re-enter a smoke-lled or burning apartment.
Ì Key Handover: Give your apartment keys to the re department.
CO is a toxic, non-irritating, colorless, and odorless gas.
Due to its properties, it is hardly identiable. Inhalation of
CO can quickly lead to CO poisoning.
The following symptoms may occur in connection with
CO poisoning and should be noted by all residents:
Ì Mild Exposure: Slight headaches, vomiting, fatigue
(often described as „u-like“ symptoms).
Ì Moderate Exposure: Severe, throbbing headaches,
drowsiness, confusion, rapid heartbeat.
Ì Extreme Exposure: Unconsciousness, convulsions,
cardiorespiratory failure, death.
Carbon Monoxide (CO)-
important guidelines