
OM403-LS User Manual
10-YEAR BATTERY
MICRO HEAT ALARM
Read this User Manual before installation
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BS 5446-2:2003

1. General Information
This is a heat alarm device that is activated when it
reaches a preset minimum heat warning level
(around 59°C). It is not a smoke detector. If the heat
alarm is properly located and maintained, it will
detect dangerous heat levels caused by the
emergence of a fast flaming fire. Please note –
although this heat alarm is designed to detect
dangerous heat levels, it cannot prevent a fire.
Please read the User Manual carefully before you
install this heat alarm.
2. Alarm & Mounting Hardware
1 - Main unit
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2 - User Manual
3 - Screws and anchor plugs
( 2 sets)
OM403-LS User Manual
10-YEAR BATTERY
MICRO HEAT ALARM
Read this User Manual before installation
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BS 5446-2:2003
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3. Heat Alarm Features
Test/Hush button
Heat sensor
LED indicator
Alarm body
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Mounting bracket
4. Heat Alarm Specifications
Dimensions: Φ50x43mm
Weight: 40g
Operating Temperature: 4°C-38°C
Power: Built-in 3V Lithium battery (not replaceable)
Operating Current: <5uA(standby), <160mA (alarm)
Alarm Volume: >85dB at 3 meters
Heat Sensitivity Range: 54-70°C
Complies with: BS5446-2:2003
Service Environment: Residential dwelling
Designed Life: 10 years
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5. Where to locate your alarm?
A heat alarm should be mounted on the ceiling in the
following rooms in your dwelling:
• Kitchen
• Living Room with solid fuel burner or radiant heater
• Garage
• Laundry
• Attic Area
• Any other room that has a heat source such as a
boiler room
1. Attic space
2. Bedroom
3. Staircase
4. Bathroom
5. Living room
6. Kitchen
7. Entrance
8. Laundry
9. Garage
Heat alarm for minimum protection
Heat alarm for extra protection
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