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Smoke Detector
Installation Instructions
Smoke Detector Art. Nr.: 0583 00
Art. Nr.: 0863 00
Smoke Detectors save lives
All night, when you and your family are asleep, fires are at their most dangerous. Toxic smoke, given
off when substances such as plastics burn, does not wake you up; it makes sleepers unconscious.
Smoke detectors therefore save lives.
The smoke detector is a quality product designed for private households. It detects the smoke
generated by smouldering fires and gives an alarm. A loud pulsating tone (approx. 85 dBA) wakes you
up and can therefore save your life and the lives of your family.
Product Features
• Photoelectric principle: reliable, robust, highly sensitive reaction to smoke
• Battery operation: not dependent on mains power
• Red LED flashes briefly about every 40....50 seconds; the detector has performed a self-test and is
in good working order.
• Battery low-power monitor: the smoke detector indicates that the battery voltage is growing weaker
by emitting short beeps at intervals of 40...50 seconds.
• Loud pulsating warning tone if smoke detected: highly effective (approx. 85 dBA)
• System operation (ohly when type Relay/Networking): up to 40 smoke detectors can be linked
together; if one of them detects a fire, the alarm is given by all detectors in the circuit.
• Reverse polarity protection: the detector is not damaged if the battery is installed with the wrong
polarity.
Choice of location
The smoke detector must be fixed to the ceiling as near to the centre of the room as possible. One
detector can monitor a room with a maxium floor area of 60 m
hallways and narrow corridors (up to 3 m wide) the detector monitors distances up to 7,5 m in each
direction. A gap of at least 0,5 m must be maintained from walls and fixtures.
You should therefore install (see Fig. 1):
• as an absolute necessity one smoke detector in the hallway (to monitor the escape route) between
living and sleeping areas
• for optimum protection one detector in every living room and every bedroom
• in multistorey buildings at least one detector on each landing
• in converted lofts one detector above the staircase
Installation on the ceilings of boat cabins or caravans is also possible.
When travelling, simply take smoke detector with you into your hotel room.
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and ceiling heights of put to 6 m. In
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Smoke Detector
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Unsuitable Locations
Never install the smoke detector
• near to air ducting and strong drafts
• directly in the apex of pitched roofs (a minimum distance of 30 cm from the apex must be
maintained)
• in rooms where there is a lot of steam, dust or smoke under normal conditions(e.g. workshops,
kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, etc.)
• in rooms where the temperature rises above + 40°C or falls below + 5°C.
Minimum
protection
Recommended
Fig. 1: Locations for installing smoke detectors
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6
40
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Fig. 2: Dimensions
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Installation and Commissioning
• Remove the smoke detector from ist base
by turning it anticlockwise.
• Screw the base to the ceiling using the fixing
materials provided (see Fig. 2 for
dimensions).
• Attach the 9 V rectangular battery to the
connector.
• Insert the smoke detector into the base and
turn it gently clockwise until it clicks into
place.
Linking Several Smoke Detectors
With the type Relay/Networking smoke detector up to 40 devices can be linked together in one
network. To do this, first remove the plastic protection from the terminal strips. The connection from
detector to detector is by means of a two-core cable (telephone cable), the terminals 3 and 4 (green)
being used as whown in Fig. 3. An external alarm device can be connected to the volt-free contacts
via terminals 1 and 2 (orange).
If an inductive load (e.g. a klexon or a relay of an unknown design) is connected, a free-wheeling
diode (type 1N4007) must be included in the circuit, so that the smoke detector is not damaged by
inductive voltages.
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