Why does my x-sense Smoke Alarm keep going off for no reason?
Your x-sense Smoke Alarm may be experiencing false alarms due to improper installation. Avoid installing the alarm near cooking appliances, dusty areas, showers, or any area where the temperature drops below 40°F (4.4°C) or rises above 100°F (37.8°C).
What to do if my x-sense XP06 Smoke Alarm flashes yellow and beeps once?
If your x-sense Smoke Alarm's LED indicator flashes yellow once every 60 seconds with a single beep, it indicates a low battery. Replace the battery immediately. If you cannot replace it right away, you can press the Test/Silence button to silence the alarm for 10 hours.
Why is my x-sense XP06 Smoke Alarm flashing yellow twice?
When the LED indicator on your x-sense Smoke Alarm flashes yellow twice every 60 seconds with two beeps, it signals a malfunction. Try cleaning your alarm. If the issue continues, replace the device.
What does it mean when x-sense Smoke Alarm flashes yellow three times?
If the LED indicator on your x-sense Smoke Alarm flashes yellow three times every 60 seconds accompanied by three beeps, this indicates an end-of-life signal. Replace the battery immediately. If an immediate replacement isn't possible, you may press the Test/Silence button to silence the alarm for 22 hours.
General| Brand | x-sense |
|---|---|
| Model | XP06 |
| Category | Smoke Alarm |
| Language | English |
During power outages, the backup battery will activate to ensure continuous power supply. Battery is replaceable.
The power connector plugs into the device's power receptacle and supplies AC power. Black is 'hot', white is 'neutral', red is for interconnection.
In accordance with NFPA recommendations, it is recommended to install an X-Sense smoke and carbon monoxide alarm.
Turn off power at the circuit breaker or fuse box before installation to avoid electrical shock, injury, or death.
Turn on power after installation. LED indicator lights up green, indicating proper function.
Test the device when first turned on or after configuration changes. Tests circuits, not sensors.
Locate fire source, exit immediately. Stay calm, follow escape plan, check doors, cover mouth, call Fire Dept.
Call emergency services, move outside for fresh air. If alarm repeats, call technician to investigate CO sources.
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