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NAPCO GEM-SMK User Manual

NAPCO GEM-SMK
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Description.
The GEM-SMK is a high-quality photoelec-
tric smoke detector with built-in supervised digitally-coded
radio transmitter. It is compatible with Napco’s GEM-
RECV Series supervised security receivers that monitor
alarms, restores, low battery and status.
The GEM-SMK sounds a local alarm as soon as smoke is
detected and the transmitter will send an alarm signal to
the supervised receiver. The alarm signal will be repeated
every 10 seconds thereafter as long as smoke is still pre-
sent. A restore report will be sent when the smoke detec-
tion chamber clears. Supervisory status reports are sent
from the GEM-SMK every hour.
Coding switches are not required or used in the GEM-
SMK. Each transmitter is assigned a unique identification
code number at the factory.
REMOVE MOUNTING
PLATE
Step 1. Remove the mounting plate.
Remove the
GEM-SMK mounting plate by turning the plate
counter-clockwise and pulling it up.
TWIST
MOUNTING
PLATE TO
UNLOCK
Step 3. Install batteries. Connect the two 9-
volt alkaline batteries and place them into
the battery holding clips.
CONNECT AND
INSTALL TWO 9-
VOLT ALKALINE
BATTERIES
Step 2. Identify components. Examine the GEM-
SMK to identify the component locations.
TRANSMITTER
BOARD
BATTERY
HOLDING
CLIPS
R
333 Bayview Avenue
Amityville, New York 11701
For Sales and Repairs, (800) 645-9445
For Technical Service, (800) 645-9440
Publicly traded on NASDAQ Symbol: NSSC
© NAPCO 2005
GEM-SMK
SUPERVISED
DIGITAL SMOKE DETECTOR
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WI750B 2/05
The smoke detector and transmitter are powered by two
9-volt alkaline batteries (supplied) which can power the
unit for up to two years. If the battery voltage drops be-
low normal, a low-battery report will be sent to the re-
ceiver with any status or alarm transmission. If a low-
battery condition is indicated, replace both batteries.
NOTE:
Temperature and humidity extremes may reduce
the life of the battery.
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NAPCO GEM-SMK Specifications

General IconGeneral
Alarm Sound Level85 dB at 10 feet
Sensor TypePhotoelectric
TypePhotoelectric Smoke Detector
Interconnect CapabilityYes
Operating Temperature40°F to 100°F (4°C to 38°C)

Summary

GEM-SMK Product Description

Product Overview and Functionality

Details the GEM-SMK as a supervised photoelectric smoke detector with a digital transmitter compatible with Napco's GEM-RECV Series.

GEM-SMK Installation Procedure

Step 1: Remove Mounting Plate

Instructions for detaching the GEM-SMK mounting plate by turning counter-clockwise.

Step 2: Identify Components

Guide to locating key components on the GEM-SMK, such as the transmitter board and battery clips.

Step 3: Install Batteries

Steps for connecting and inserting two 9-volt alkaline batteries into the unit.

Step 4: Select Detector Location

Guidance on choosing an appropriate location based on NFPA standards, avoiding foil-backed surfaces.

Step 5: Install Mounting Plate

Instructions for attaching the mounting plate to walls, ceilings, or electrical boxes.

Step 6: Map GEM-SMK Transmitter

Details on programming the transmitter's identification number and point number into the panel.

Step 7: Attach Detector to Plate

Procedure for locking the GEM-SMK detector onto the mounted plate by aligning tabs.

Step 8: Test System

Steps for testing the installed unit, including pressing the test button and verifying reports.

NFPA Standards and Fire Safety

Recommended Smoke Detector Locations

Summarizes NFPA 72 requirements for smoke detector placement in family living units.

Fire Prevention and Escape Planning

Provides guidance on fire hazards, safe practices, and creating escape plans for emergencies.

NAPCO Limited Warranty and Disclaimers

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Outlines the thirty-six-month warranty, exclusions, and limitations of liability for NAPCO products.

System Testing and Liability

Emphasizes weekly system testing and clarifies NAPCO's limited liability for system failures.