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Covers placement in sleeping areas, stairs, floors, and general room locations for optimal detection.
Details mobile home, ceiling, and wall mounting positioning advice.
Addresses sloping ceilings, long rooms, and kitchen area placement rules for effective operation.
Discusses placement in mobile homes based on insulation and general testing notes.
Lists areas like garages, ducts, ceiling peaks, and temperature extremes to avoid.
Covers dust, humidity, insects, openings, electrical interference, and detector guards.
Explains sources of false alarms and how to prevent or manage them.
Provides sequential instructions for detaching the smoke alarm from its base.
Covers general safety, electrician requirements, AC power, and compatibility.
Details terminal blocks, wire limits, types, and specific interconnection rules.
Identifies terminal functions and presents a typical wiring example.
Discusses relays, power source compatibility, and electromagnetic interference.
Provides sequential steps for physically mounting the smoke alarm.
Explains the function and meaning of the Red and Green LED indicators.
Details how to use the Hush feature and its limitations.
Summarizes the device's operational states and alarm responses.
Covers battery type, installation, and recommended replacement intervals.
Outlines the steps for testing the battery and important warnings.
Explains the 9V terminal's use for indicator systems and required relay specifications.
Details wiring instructions for interconnected alarms as an early warning system.
Describes the optional Remote Test & Hush Plate and its wiring.
Instructions for handling defective units and note on non-replaceable parts.
Emphasizes alarm as supplement to basic safety and lists situations where effectiveness is reduced.
Discusses alarm capabilities, sensing types, and power source limitations.
Covers testing, detection blind spots, placement, and occupant factors.
Explains how the ionization chamber detects smoke particles.
Explains how the photoelectric chamber detects smoke particles.
Details creating a floor plan, family meeting, and escape route planning.
Covers practicing fire drills and the use of fire extinguishers.
Provides step-by-step instructions for actions during an alarm event.
Offers important notes for installers and basic troubleshooting tips.
Strictly prohibits insulation resistance testing on circuits with smoke alarms fitted.
Outlines the product warranty, its limitations, and the claims process.
General| Sensor Type | Photoelectric |
|---|---|
| Interconnectability | No |
| Hush Feature | Yes |
| Test Button | Yes |
| Low Battery Indicator | Yes |
| Alarm Sound | 85 dB at 3 meters |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
