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General| Type | Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
|---|---|
| Test/Silence Button | Yes |
| Low Battery Signal | Yes |
| End-of-Life Signal | Yes |
| Warranty | 10-year limited warranty |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Sensor Type | Electrochemical CO sensor, Ionization smoke sensor |
| Alarm Sound Level | 85 dB |
| LED Indicators | Yes |
| Mounting Type | Wall or Ceiling |
| Interconnectability | Varies by model (some models are interconnectable) |
Instructions that must be adhered to for proper installation of the alarm.
Phone number for questions concerning the alarm operation or installation.
Details the British Standards the alarm meets.
Brief introduction to the Kidde Combination Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm.
Mentions a five-year limited warranty for the alarm.
Provides a phone number for questions about operation or installation.
The button used for testing alarm functions and resetting the unit.
Description of the Red and Green LED lights on the alarm.
The component that emits the audible alarm signal.
Location and illustration of the battery compartment.
Diagram showing the correct way to insert AA batteries.
Details on permanent, independent smoke and carbon monoxide sensors.
Explains the different alarm patterns and voice messages for fire and CO.
How the alarm indicates low battery levels with lights and sounds.
Indicators for unit malfunction and end-of-life replacement.
Details on test button operations and accessing peak CO level memory.
Explanation of Green and Red LED light meanings for operation and status.
Notes on battery power, lockout system, and tamper resist feature.
How the smoke alarm monitors air for combustion products.
Explanation of the ionisation technology used for smoke sensing.
Discussion of sensing limitations of ionization type smoke alarms.
Ensuring correct battery type, condition, and installation for battery-powered alarms.
Situations where smoke alarms may not detect fires.
How the CO alarm monitors air for CO presence and its sensor technology.
Step-by-step guide for installing the three AA batteries correctly.
Illustrates the specific order for inserting batteries for proper function.
Important guidelines for mounting the alarm on a ceiling or wall.
Guidance on where to install the alarm for maximum protection in a home.
Specific distance requirements from walls and ceilings for optimal placement.
Instructions for installing alarms on sloped or cathedral ceilings.
Specific recommendations for installing alarms in mobile homes.
Areas where the alarm should not be installed, like garages or near fuel appliances.
Avoidance of dusty areas, direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and high humidity.
Procedure for physically mounting the alarm unit onto the wall or ceiling.
Ensuring proper alignment of the mounting plate with hallways or walls.
Information about provided labels for emergency contact details.
Mechanism to deter children or others from removing the alarm.
How to break off posts to engage the tamper resist tab.
Explains the three functions of the test button: testing, resetting, and peak memory.
Warning about the loudness of the alarm during testing.
Specifics on testing sequence, CO alarm reset, and peak level memory activation.
How to check recorded CO levels of 100 PPM or higher.
Emphasizes the importance of weekly testing and troubleshooting steps.
Emphasizes never to ignore any alarm sound from the unit.
How the voice message system helps identify the type of situation occurring.
Refers to page 4 for detailed descriptions of each alarm pattern.
Steps to take when the smoke alarm sounds, including escape procedures.
Tips for avoiding nuisance alarms from cooking smoke or cigarette smoke.
Advice on alerting children, as they may sleep through the alarm.
Situations where a smoke alarm may not be effective (e.g., smoking in bed).
Instruction not to re-enter the building until cleared by fire officials.
Critical warning about the presence of Carbon Monoxide (CO) and its danger.
Immediate steps to take when the CO alarm sounds, including evacuation and contacting services.
Instructions to call a qualified gas installer if the CO alarm reactivates.
Details the standard alarm times at different CO PPM levels according to BS7860.
Clarifies that the CO alarm detects only carbon monoxide gas.
How the unit indicates low battery failure with flashing red light and chirps.
Specifics of the voice message and chirp sequence for low battery.
Distinguishing between a malfunction chirp and a low battery warning.
List of recommended AA battery brands for replacement.
Recommendation to replace batteries twice a year, aligning with clock changes.
Reminder to test the unit's alarm, lights, and battery operation weekly.
Instructions for vacuuming the alarm cover and vents to remove dust and dirt.
Avoidance of detergents, solvents, paint, and aerosols near the alarm.
When to remove the alarm for specific activities like painting or wallpapering.
List of household substances that can affect the CO sensor and cause false readings.
Definition of carbon monoxide and its effects on the body.
Identification of common household appliances and situations that can produce CO.
Factors like weather and appliance use that can lead to temporary CO situations.
Advice on annual inspections, appliance installation, and flame color.
Detailed description of mild, medium, and extreme CO poisoning symptoms.
Identification of individuals particularly vulnerable to CO poisoning.
Guidance on preparing and practicing a home escape plan.
Advice on preventing fires, including safe practices and using fire extinguishers.
Special note for CO emergencies if the property has gas.
Illustration showing placement of safety equipment within a home layout.
Website address for additional fire protection and CO poisoning information.
Details the terms and duration of the manufacturer's warranty.
Information on the extent of Kidde's liability under the guarantee.
Circumstances under which the guarantee will not apply.
Statement that the guarantee does not affect statutory rights.
Kidde makes no guarantee regarding the battery's quality or fitness.
Crucial note that the alarm is not intended for hearing impaired individuals.
Instructions for returning defective units for repair or replacement under warranty.
Contact details for consumer hotline support and troubleshooting.
Actions that will result in termination of the warranty.
Information on copyright laws and consent for manual use.
Contact details for requesting more information and the company website.
Guidance on selecting the best room to place the CO alarm based on appliance location.
