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Lexing LX98A-D User Manual

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LX98A-D / LX98A / LX98B / LX98C / LX98D
Smoke Alarm Instruction
LX98D
LX98A-D
LX98B
LX98C
75mm
18mm
75mm
18mm
63mm
50mm
Ø133.mm
Ø133mm
Ø133mm
Ø133mm
46mm
41mm
18mm
75mm
18mm
75mm
LX98A
Ø133mm
46mm
18mm
75mm
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Lexing LX98A-D Specifications

General IconGeneral
Power Source9V Battery
Sensor TypePhotoelectric
Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C
Weight150g
Alarm Volume85 dB at 3 meters
Humidity Range10% to 90% RH

Summary

Product Summary and Specifications

Summary of Smoke Alarm

Provides a general overview of the photoelectric smoke alarm, its effectiveness, and compliance with standards.

Technical Specifications

Details the DC and AC power requirements, static and alarm currents, low voltage alarm, alarm volume, and working temperature.

Smoke Alarm Installation Guidelines

Where to Install Smoke Alarms

Recommends optimal placement locations for smoke alarms in bedrooms, stairways, floors, and near electrical facilities.

Where Not to Install Smoke Alarms

Advises against installing smoke alarms near combustion sources, steam, dust, drafts, or specific electrical interference.

How to Install This Smoke Alarm

Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the smoke alarm, including tools and battery installation procedures.

Operation and Maintenance

Testing the Smoke Alarm

Explains the weekly testing procedure for the smoke alarm, including how to interpret signals and what to do if it fails to alarm.

Regular Maintenance

Outlines essential maintenance tasks like cleaning, testing frequency, and recommended battery types for optimal performance.

Safety and Emergency Procedures

Limitations of Smoke Alarms

Details the inherent limitations of smoke alarms, emphasizing they are not foolproof and cannot prevent or extinguish fires.

How to Do in Case of Fire

Provides critical emergency instructions for actions to take during a fire, including calling emergency services and evacuation.