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Exercise caution, wear PPE, maintain balance, and avoid overhead hazards when operating at height.
Avoid touching hot components and follow strict guidelines for handling Lithium Ion batteries to prevent risks.
Instructions for charging the Lithium Ion battery pack using the supplied mains adaptor and USB connection.
Step-by-step guide on how to securely insert the smoke generator into the Solo 365 unit, avoiding exposed contacts.
Procedure for powering on the Solo 365 by holding the power button for 3 seconds and checking status indicators.
Steps for performing a basic smoke test, including placing the cup over the detector and observing status indicators.
Explains the meaning of various LED color and flashing patterns for status, consumables, and torch.
Steps to unclip and remove the battery pack for charging via USB, ensuring the unit is powered off.
Steps to take if a detector does not activate during testing, including checking battery and re-testing.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit fails to power on, focusing on battery charge and connection.
Diagnosing issues with smoke generation, checking cartridge and generator status and indicators.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-rotating fan, involving checking for obstructions and using an air duster.
Exercise caution, wear PPE, maintain balance, and avoid overhead hazards when operating at height.
Avoid touching hot components and follow strict guidelines for handling Lithium Ion batteries to prevent risks.
Instructions for charging the Lithium Ion battery pack using the supplied mains adaptor and USB connection.
Step-by-step guide on how to securely insert the smoke generator into the Solo 365 unit, avoiding exposed contacts.
Procedure for powering on the Solo 365 by holding the power button for 3 seconds and checking status indicators.
Steps for performing a basic smoke test, including placing the cup over the detector and observing status indicators.
Explains the meaning of various LED color and flashing patterns for status, consumables, and torch.
Steps to unclip and remove the battery pack for charging via USB, ensuring the unit is powered off.
Steps to take if a detector does not activate during testing, including checking battery and re-testing.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit fails to power on, focusing on battery charge and connection.
Diagnosing issues with smoke generation, checking cartridge and generator status and indicators.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-rotating fan, involving checking for obstructions and using an air duster.
The Solo 365 is an electronic smoke detector tester designed for functional testing of smoke detectors in the field, offering health, safety, environmental, and technological advantages through electronically generated smoke. It is intended for indoor use and should be handled and stored with care, as dropping it on a hard surface could cause damage. The device is not designed for use in hazardous areas (those containing explosive vapor or dust) or in environments with high temperatures, humidity, direct sunlight, near heat sources, sandy or dusty conditions, strong magnetic fields, or places prone to strong vibration. It can be used in ceiling and floor voids, provided the unit and cup can pass through gaps in both directions.
The Solo 365 automatically generates smoke when a detector enters its clear cup, initiating a test. It features a proximity sensor that starts the test, and an automatic LED torch that illuminates in low light conditions for easy alignment, switching off once the test begins to provide a clear view of the detector's LED. The device includes a "Clearing mode" that blows air into the detector to remove lingering smoke after a test. A "Delayed Start" feature allows for a 20-second delay before smoke generation, useful for testing detectors that don't easily fit into the smoke cup, are obstructed, or for aspirating smoke detection (ASD) systems when used with the Solo 365 ASD Adaptor. A manual purge function is available for situations where the unit has been unused for a period or if performance drops, ensuring proper smoke generation.
General| Brand | Solo |
|---|---|
| Model | 365 |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
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