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General| Brand | Lifesaver |
|---|---|
| Model | 6000 |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
Details of the Model 6000, including 9VDC battery backup and 240VAC mains power.
Details of the Model 6000RL, featuring 240VAC mains power and rechargeable battery backup.
Describes the 240VAC mains powered, standalone/interconnectable photoelectric smoke alarm.
Provides step-by-step guidance on how to react and exit safely during a smoke alarm event.
Lists specific scenarios like smoking in bed or leaving children unattended where alarms might not provide full protection.
Outlines power, backup, operating temperature, humidity, and audible alarm for Model 6000.
Details power, backup, operating temperature, humidity, and audible alarm for Model 6000RL.
Lists shared features like interconnectivity, insect mesh, and HUSH control for all models.
Recommends placing alarms near sleeping areas, on each floor, and in rooms with smokers or appliances.
Explains preferred ceiling mounting and recommended wall mounting positions and distances.
Details areas like garages, near vents, dusty areas, and bathrooms that should not have smoke alarms.
Specifies the need for qualified electricians and correct AC power source for safe and compliant installation.
Guides on connecting switch wires for standalone units, leaving them unconnected.
Explains the function of 9V, A, SW, N, and LOOP terminals on the mounting base.
Details how to interconnect PSA LIFESAVER alarms and compatible products for unified alarming.
Explains how the rechargeable battery activates and its charging behavior for the 6000RL model.
Describes using a wireless baseplate (Model 6000WB) for interconnecting alarms without wires.
Provides crucial rules on wire types, connection points, and subcircuit requirements for safe interconnection.
Emphasizes installing alarms on their own circuit to prevent interference and nuisance alarms from other equipment.
Step-by-step guide on how to detach the alarm from its base and reattach it securely.
Instructions for connecting the supply cable and fixing the mounting base to the ceiling or wall.
Specifies the correct orientation for wall-mounted alarms, ensuring the 'SLIDE TO REMOVE' arrow points upwards.
Details the procedure for safely removing the smoke alarm from its mounting base.
Guides on installing a 9V battery for backup power, its expected life, and low battery indication.
Lists approved 9-volt alkaline batteries and cautions against using incorrect types.
Describes how to test the battery and alarm function by using the Test button and LED indicators.
Details charging, testing, and lifespan of the rechargeable battery for the 6000RL model.
Lists the conditions required for the smoke alarm to be operational, including connections and battery installation.
Explains the meaning of the Red LED (standby, alarm) and Green LED (mains power status).
Step-by-step guide for monthly testing, including checking the green LED and pressing the Test/Hush button.
Notes that all interconnected alarms should sound within seconds of testing any unit.
Describes the steady Green LED and flashing Red LED for normal standby and self-test modes.
Explains Red LED behavior and audible beeps for initiating and interconnected units during an alarm.
Details LED and audible indications for Hush mode and the Smoke Alarm Memory feature.
Describes the single chirp and Red LED flashes indicating a low battery condition for both models.
Explains the three chirps and Red LED flashes indicating a faulty smoke chamber requiring cleaning or replacement.
Details the 9V terminal's use for early warning systems and powering ancillary devices like sirens.
Explains connecting to isolation relays (LIFSAIR/LIFSAIRMB) to activate external devices like lights or fans.
Describes using the Model 6000THL remote control to test, locate, and hush alarms wirelessly.
Notes the need for Model 6000WB wireless base for remote control functionality with 6000/6000RL models.
Discusses how to reduce nuisance alarms from cooking smoke and the benefits of external venting fans.
Explains how to silence temporary alarms and the duration of the hush period for initiating units.
Details the alarm memory function and the low battery hush feature for temporary silencing.
Instructions for cleaning the smoke alarm using compressed air or vacuum cleaner to maintain performance.
Explains how the alarm monitors the chamber for dust and contaminants, indicating when cleaning is needed.
Emphasizes creating and practicing a home escape plan, including fire drills and meeting points.
Suggests installing extra alarms for better protection in areas separated by doors or in specific rooms.
Lists limitations such as inability to detect fires behind doors, across floors, or affect sound sleepers.
Mentions how alcohol/drugs impair hearing and that alarms are not a substitute for adequate home insurance.
States the 5-year warranty period and what it covers against manufacturing defects.
Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as damage, modification, or improper maintenance.
Explains benefits of registering, including protected investment, safety notifications, and design improvement.
Provides the website for online registration and details to retain for manual claims.
