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General| Power Source | 9V Battery |
|---|---|
| Alarm Sound Level | 85 dB at 3 meters |
| Standards Compliance | EN 14604:2005 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Sensor Type | Optical |
Procedure for responding to an activated smoke alarm, emphasizing checking for fire first and following escape steps.
Covers battery installation, testing, loud alarms, HUSH feature usage, and sensing limitations for safety.
Explains how ionization and photoelectric alarms detect different fire types, recommending both for maximum protection.
Details the alarm's detection method, radioactive material content, and power loss implications.
Guidance on proper disposal of electrical waste and recycling options for the smoke alarm.
Detailed steps for mounting the alarm, including plate alignment, screw usage, and battery reminder finger importance.
Describes how the alarm functions when sensing combustion products and its 85db alarm sound.
Explains the temporary desensitization of the alarm for nuisance alarms and its automatic reset.
Details the function of the flashing red LED, indicating the alarm is receiving power.
Instructions on how to test the alarm's functionality using the test button and the importance of weekly testing.
Procedure for replacing the 9V battery, recommended types, and low battery warning indications.
Procedure for cleaning the alarm's sensing chamber and exterior to maintain optimal performance.
Guidelines for creating and practicing a home fire escape plan, including floor plans, meetings, and drills.
Information on the radioactive element in ionization sensors and regulatory compliance.
Details on where smoke alarms are required by law and recommendations for additional protection.
Outlines the manufacturer's limited warranty, coverage, exclusions, and liability limitations for the smoke alarm.
