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1. Alarm Range Interconnectable 230V Hard Wired Smoke Alarms
123I Ionisation Smoke Alarm
123/9HI Ionisation Smoke Alarm with Battery Back-up and Hush
123/9HILL Ionisation Smoke Alarm with Long Life Battery Back-up and Hush
223I Optical Smoke Alarm
223/9I Optical Smoke Alarm with Battery Back-up
223/9ILL Optical Smoke Alarm with Long Life Battery Back-up
223/9HI Optical Smoke Alarm with Battery Back-up and Hush
223/9HILL Optical Smoke Alarm with Long Life Battery Back-up and Hush
323/9HI Heat Alarm with Battery Back-up and Hush
323/9HILL Heat Alarm with Long Life Battery Back-up and Hush
Also interconnectable to all Kidde Fyrnetics Slick Rechargeable & Hard Wired CO Alarms
2. Important Information
This alarm is designed for installation by a qualified electrician, in accordance
with the latest I.E.E. Regulations and in regard to relevant Building
Regulations/BS Codes of Practice.
• Hard wired smoke or heat alarms require a constant 230V AC supply.
Battery Back-up models additionally require a healthy battery too.
• A healthy mains supply is indicated by a constant green L.E.D. (mains)
indicator.
• Test the alarm weekly by pressing (and holding) the test button.
The alarm and all those interconnected to it will sound.
• Vacuum your alarms regularly to reduce the likelihood of nuisance alarms,
caused by dust contamination.
• Never paint or expose alarm to water – this is a 230V alarm.
(If painting or building work is being carried out close to alarm, temporarily
cover with a plastic bag, or the dust cover supplied.)
• If the alarm chirps every 30-40 seconds, it indicates the battery needs
replacing.
(If you are in rented property, advise your Landlord.)
Smoke and heat alarms will only function if properly selected, located,
installed and maintained as per KIDDE Fyrnetics instruction manuals.
3. Types of Alarm
a. Power Supply
• DC alarms
9V battery powered units, but will only function if battery is in good condition –
check regularly. (BS5839 Pt6: Grade F).
•
AC/DC alarms
230V mains – for professional installation. Interconnectable to other Kidde
Fyrnetic AC Alarms, so all will sound when one is triggered. If mains power is
lost, will operate via battery power if batteries are fresh/properly installed.
Some models use replaceable 9V (PP3 type) batteries, others sealed-in
rechargeable/Long Life batteries. (BS5839 Pt6: Grade D). This type is the
minimum grade acceptable on new or materially altered dwellings.
•
AC alarms
230V mains – for professional installation.
(Minimum required by UK Building Regulations in new homes.) Interconnectable
to other Kidde Fyrnetic AC Alarms, so all will sound when one is triggered.
Will not function if mains power lost. (BS5839 Pt6: Grade E).
2. Important Information
This alarm is designed for installation by a qualified electrician, in accordance
with the latest I.E.E. Regulations and in regard to relevant Building
Regulations/BS Codes of Practice.
• Hard wired smoke or heat alarms require a constant 230V AC supply.
Battery Back-up models additionally require a healthy battery too.
• A healthy mains supply is indicated by a constant green L.E.D. (mains)
indicator.
• Test the alarm weekly by pressing (and holding) the test button.
The alarm and all those interconnected to it will sound.
• Vacuum your alarms regularly to reduce the likelihood of nuisance alarms,
caused by dust contamination.
• Never paint or expose alarm to water – this is a 230V alarm.
(If painting or building work is being carried out close to alarm, temporarily
cover with a plastic bag, or the dust cover supplied.)
• If the alarm chirps every 30-40 seconds, it indicates the battery needs
replacing.
(If you are in rented property, advise your Landlord.)
Smoke and heat alarms will only function if properly selected, located,
installed and maintained as per KIDDE Fyrnetics instruction manuals.
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