SA300 - Smoke detector ALECTO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL SA300 ALECTO

• Install the rst smoke detector near the bedroom. Ensure that it is placed so, if it would detect re, at least one exit route would still be accessible. We recommend to place one alarm near each potential blockade of your exit route, so you are alerted before a re would block o󰀨 escape.

• Use multiple smoke detectors to increase safety and ensure an alert before the escape route is blocked.

• Install at least one smoke detector on each oor of your house.

• Install at least one smoke detector in each room where people smoke or where there is equipment that may potentially cause a re.

• Smoke and heat will rst move upwards towards the ceiling; after that the smoke and heat will travel horizontally.

• Install the detector on the ceiling. Except for rooms smaller than 1m, you should stay at least 50 cm away from the wall and 61cm from any corner. Smoke and heat do not gather in such corners, preventing the detector from alerting you on time.

• The kitchen; Steam from cooking might give a false alarm.

• The shower or bathroom; water damp might cause a false alarm and the moist environment might damage the detector.

• The garage: The car exhaust might cause a false alarm.

• In front of a fan or nearby the exhaust of an air conditioner or heater.

• In rooms where the temperature could reach below 0°C or beyond 40°C.

• Do not paint or otherwise cover this smoke detector. EN12 13 INSTALLATION INFORMATION: Place the ceiling plate in a suitable location using plugs and screws on the ceiling. Then screw the detector onto the ceiling plate. Press the center of the detector (test button) for 10 seconds until the red LED ashes 1x and beeps. The SA300 has just been switched on. Immediately carry out a rst test by pressing the center of the detec- tor (test button) once. see also heading “Testing”. USING, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE: Using: The smoke detector is in operation after the SA300 is activated. Immediately after activating the smoke detector, the red LED gives 1x ash and 1x beep. The red LED will now light up briey about every 60 seconds. Once smoke is detected, the alarm will sound. Once the smoke disappears, the smoke alarm will stop automatically. Test: The entire front of the detector forms the test button, press the front center to test the SA300. Press and hold the test button for 1 second. Within 7 seconds, the SA300 gives 2x a series of 3 beeps and a red LED under the housing lights up 3x. Then the alarm is still working correctly. Preferably check the detector every week. In alarm status, the smoke detector generates at least 85dB(A) sound pressure. Do not test the smoke detector with candles, open re, cigarettes or similar but use the test button. Time-out function: This function will deactivate the alarm for about 10 minutes. This function can be enabled by pushing the HUSH/TEST button very shortly. The LED will now blink once every 8 seconds to indicate the deactivated smoke alarm. After 10 minutes, the alarm will be fully active once again. If there is (still) any smoke in the environment, the alarm will go o󰀨 again. This function can be used repeatedly. ATTENTION:

• If the cause of an alarm is unclear, assume it’s caused by re. Immediately evacuate the building.

• Keep the smoke detectors out of range of children.

• Protect against dust during rennovations. Without protection the smoke detectors will lose their functionality. Maintenance: The smoke detector is maintenance-free. In very dusty rooms they may be cleaned by vacuum. PLAN AN ESCAPE ROUTE:

• Make a map and mark all locations of doors and windows and a possible escape route. Note that you may need an escape ladder on high oors.

• Ensure everyone in the house knows the sound the smoke alarms produce and regularly practice use of the escape route.

• Leave the house immediately according to the plan when hearing the alarm. Every second counts: so respond quickly. If you do not notice smoke or heat, check if everyone in the house is in a secure location.

• Do not open any doors without feeling wether the door is warm or if there is smoke coming from underneath the doors. If it is, do not open that door. If the door is cold, put your shoulder rmly against the door and open it a small amount to check for any heat or smoke rst.

• If there is much smoke, keep low and take shallow breaths, preferably through a moist towel. Call the re department as soon as you are safe outside. REPLACING THE BATTERIES: The detector is supplied using a built-in lithium battery. Under normal conditions the battery will last at least ten years. If the detector is about to need replacement, the smoke detector will make a beep sound every 60 seconds for at least 30 days. If the smoke detector does not function, please contact your supplier. ENVIRONMENT: Do not throw away used batteries, but recycle them using your local chemical depot. Product may not be thrown out as normal waste, but must be recycled as electrical waste. DECLARATION OF PERFORMANCE: Is available at the following internet address: http://DOC.hesdo.com/SA300_DOP_1.pdf

Hesdo, Australiëlaan 1, 5232 BB, ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands Mounting type Ceiling Main power source Batteries, lithium, built-in Autonomy At least: 10 years Interconnectible device No Suitable for installation in a recreational vehicle

The COA1910 is a CO detector, developed especially to detect carbon monoxide in your living area. GENERAL: What is carbon monoxide? Carbon monoxide, designated CO, is also called carbon monoxide. It is a colorless, tasteless, odorless and poisonous gas. ATTENTION this is CO (carbon monoxide) and not CO2 (carbon dioxide). YOU CANNOT SEE, SMELL OR TASTE CARBON MONOXIDE AND IT CAN BE FATAL. CO is emitted as part of a hot gas mix and therefore it tends to rise until it cools down. This is in contrast to CO2, which is heavier than air and drops. All fuel types can produce carbon monoxide. Most common CO sources: The most common carbon monoxide sources are (faulty) gas devices used for:

• Heating (Central heating boiler, Geyser, gas heater, portable fuel stoves)

• Vehicles running in an adjacent garage

• Theuseofopenreinanenclosedspace The COA1910 does not detect any gases other than CO gas. Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning: Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are dizziness, fatigue, weakness, headaches, nausea, vomiting, sleepiness and confusion. Everybody is sensitive to the dangers of carbon monoxide, experts agree however that small children, pregnant women and their unborn babies, elderly people and persons with heart or breathing problems have the highest risk of serious or even fatal injuries. Every year an authorized installer must inspect and clean your heating system, vents, chimney and smoke ducts. Important:

• ThisCOdetectorisnotareplacementforsmoke,reorotherdetectors.

• The detector must be installed by a competent person.

• This detector cannot protect people with special medical conditions

• This detector might not prevent any chronic health effects of carbon monoxide on the body.

• This CO detector is not a replacement for the correct installation, use and periodic maintenance of combustion equipment, nor adequate ventilation of spaces in which these devices are being used.

• We recommend you to weekly test the CO detector using the “TEST/RESET” button on the CO detector. USER MANUAL34

• This CO detector only sounds the alarm when carbon monoxide is present at its sensor. Therefore, it’s possible for carbon monoxide to be present elsewhere and the alarm doesn’t sound.

• When the alarm sounds, possible harmful carbon monoxide levels are present! Carbon monoxide can be deadly!

concentration Period of inhaling and symptoms 50PPM The maximum concentration a healthy adult can withstand in 8 hours. 200PPM After 2-3 hours, mild headache, sensations of weakness, dizziness, nausea. 400PPM Within 1-2 hours, ache in forehead; after 3 hours, life-threatening. 800PPM Within 45 mins, dizziness, nausea, convulsions; Loss of consciousness within 2 hours; Fatal within 2-3 hours. 1600PPM Within 20 mins, headache, dizziness, nausea; Fatal within 1 hour. 3200PPM Within 5-10 mins, headache, dizziness, nausea; Fatal within 25-30 mins. 6400PPM Within 1-2 min, headache, dizziness, nausea; Fatal within 10-15 mins. 12800PPM Fatal within 1-3 min. Alarm When the CO detector sounds the alarm, carbon monoxide (CO) might be present which can be fatal. Therefore, never ignore this alarm. When alarmed, the red ALARM LED will blink rapidly 5 times and emit 5 short audible beeps. The alarm cycle will repeat 3 times every 10 seconds. Once the carbon monoxide concentration falls below 40PPM the alarm will stop. If the CO concentration exceeds 30PPM for 60 minutes or 40PPM for 40 minutes the low CO concentration alertwillsound.Onceevery5minutes,theredalarmLEDwillsimultaneouslyash4timesand4short sounds will sound. What to do when the alarm sounds:

1. Open doors and windows and immediately do outside into the fresh air. Check whether

everybody has left the building.

2. Callanofcialinstallertoinspectthecorrectfunctioningandstateofmaintenanceofthe

combustion source (gas or oil powered equipment) that could be the cause for the CO alarm.

3. Only enter the building again after the cause has been resolved and the building has been

well ventilated. The alarm sound can be turned off for up to 10 minutes (Hush function) by pressing and holding the TEST key for 3 seconds (<200PPM). The time the hush function is active depends on the measured CO concentration. The hush time decreases as the CO concentration increases. Above 200PPM the hush function is not possible. When the CO concentration drops, the alarm will eventually stop automatically. During the hush function, press the test button to immediately disable the hush function and make the alarm audible.35 USER MANUAL Recommended locations for the installation of the COA1910 General

• Install the CO detector in a location where the alarm can be heard inside bedrooms.

• Inhouseswithmultipleoors,it’srecommendedtoinstallaCOdetectoroneachoor.

• Install the detector on a spot where the weekly check can be performed easily.

• We recommend that a CO detector be installed in every room with a combustion appliance at the air outlet of the appliance. RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL

In spaces without combustion devices

• Install the CO detector in spaces without combustion devices, preferably at breathing height.

• I nstall the CO detector way from of roof ridges, corners. arched ceilings or front roofs

• Install the CO detector 60 centimeters from surrounding walls and ceilings. Not in this area Near this area Not in this area37 USER MANUAL In spaces with combustion devices

• InstalltheCOdetectorat1to3metersawayfromcombustiondevices,withintheairow from the combustion device.

• I nstall the CO detector way from of roof ridges, corners. arched ceilings or front roofs

• In the case of smaller spaces (<4m³), the detector should be installed outside these spaces.

• Install the CO detector 60 centimeters from surrounding walls and ceilings. Installation on both walls and ceiling is possible in rooms with a combustion device.38 In bedrooms

• Install the CO alarm in bedrooms at breathing height while sleeping.

• I nstall the CO detector way from of roof ridges, corners. arched ceilings or front roofs

• Do not install the CO-detector in the turbulent air created by ceiling fans.

• Do not install the CO-detector near vents with fresh air.

• Do not install the CO-detector near doors and windows leading outdoors.

• Do not install the CO-detector near extremely dusty, dirty or greasy spaces such as heating spaces <4m

pantries. Dust, grease and household chemicals can affect the sensor.

• Install the CO detector at least 0.5 meters away from gas discharge lamps (halogen) because of electronic interferences that can lead to false alarms.

• Do not install the CO detector in humid and wet spaces, such as the bathroom.

• Do not install the CO detector in a location where the temperature is lower than -10°C or warmer than +45°C.

• Do not install the CO detector in a place where the humidity is higher than 93%RH.

• Never install the CO detector behind curtains or furniture. Carbon monoxide must be able to reach the sensor to ensure the sensor can properly detect carbon monoxide levels.

• NeverinstalltheCOdetectoratonatableorsimilarsurface.

• Never install the CO detector in spaces where spray cans may be used (hair spray, deodorant) Not near an air vent Not behind a curtain Not behind a closet40 INSTALLATION:

1. Insert the included batteries into the detector.

A. Turn the securing pins inward B. Insert the 3 AA batteries, observing polarity. (High Energy Alkaline batteries 1.5V AA - LR6) C. The power, fault and alarm LEDs will light up for 0.5 seconds and the detector will emit a short audible signal.

2. Push the latch out of the mounting plate.

3. Install the mounting plate on a suitable spot

4. Use the included plugs and screws.

5. Youcanperformthersttestbybrieypressingthetestbutton,

see also paragraph “Testing”.

6. Now interlock the mounting plate with the CO detector by inserting the

latch on top into the hole until you hear a click.

7. The CO detector is now functional.

1. Every45seconds,thepowerLEDlightsbrieytoindicatethatthedetectorisoperating.

2. Whenthedetectorgivesashortbleepevery60secondsandtheyellow“Fault”LEDashes,the

batteries should be replaced as soon as possible. At the start of these warnings, the detector will operate for 30 days standby or 4 minutes in alarm mode.

4. When the alarm sounds, it will turn off within 6 seconds after moving the detector to a space with a CO

concentration below 40PPM.

5. The alarm sound can be turned off for up to 10 minutes by pressing and holding the TEST button for 3

6. The detector will automatically perform a fault inspection every 180 seconds.

TESTING: When the CO detector is operating under normal conditions, the sensor and siren should be tested at least every month. Press the “TEST” key. “POWER”, “FAULT” and “ALARM” LED light up. Then the detector gives 5 beeps within 10 seconds and also the red “ALARM” LED lights up. Everything is now ok. If the detector gives an error message, the yellow “FAULT” LED will light 2 times and give 2 beeps per minute. SILENCING ALARM (HUSH FUNCTION): Sometimesthealarmmaygooffduetoinuenceofenvironmentalfactors.Forexample,smokecontaining certain concentrations of carbon monoxide or other chemical gases. When the CO level is lower than 200PPM, you can press the “TEST” button. The alarm will stop and the detector will immediately check the CO value again. When the concentration is higher than 200PPM it is impossible to stop the alarm. The red LED will blink 8 times per second- and the sound signal will stop for max 10 minutes. If after max - AA + + AA - - AA +

10 minutes the concentration is still above 200PPM the alarm will be activated again. During the hush function, press the test button to immediately disable the hush function and make the alarm audible. LED INDICATION: Red LED Alarm, carbon monoxide present Yellow LED Sensor problem Green LED Normal functioning, the LED ashesevery45seconds BATTERY INFORMATION INDICATION:

1. Every 45 seconds the battery is automatically checked.

2. Every45secondsthegreenLEDwilllightupbrieyaslongasthetotalbatteryvoltageisabove3,6

Volt. This means that the battery capacity is okay. If the battery voltage drops below 3.6 Volts, the yellow“Fault”1xLEDwillbrieylightuponceaminuteandaone-timebeepwillsound.Nowthe batteries should be replaced as soon as possible. Use High Energy Alkaline batteries (3 x LR6 / 1,5V AA). Rechargeable batteries are not suitable. The supplied batteries will last approximately 24 months before they run out REASON FOR SENSOR FAULT: Faults can be caused by broken circuitry, a faulty sensor or faulty electronic parts. SENSOR FAULT CAUSED BY CHEMICAL GASES: When volatile chemical gases such as alcohol are the cause for error detection, this may be corrected by switching the detector off and leave it in fresh air for 24 hours. This will restore the sensor. If the error is not cleared after these 24 hours, the detector is faulty and should be replaced. Don’t repair the detector yourself, but have it repaired by the importer. When the alarm is contaminated and damaged by high concentrations of chemical gases, the sensor could be affected. This will lead to a temporary error or permanent damage. When the alarm sounds and you can smell a chemical gas, this could be the reason. Carbon monoxide is a colourless and odourless gas. Chemical gases do have an odour. The following substances and gases can cause false alarms or permanently damage the detector: Methane, propane, iso-butane, ethylene, ethanol, alcohol, iso-propanol, benzene, toluene, acid, ether, hydrogen, hepatic gas, sulphur dioxide, aerosol, propellant, alcohol preparation, paint, thinner, dissolvent, bonding agents, shampoo, aftershave balm, perfume, car exhaust (cold start) and certain cleaning agents. MAINTENACE: To keep your CO detector in proper working order, please follow these easy steps:

• Once a month, check that the alarm is working properly by pressing the test button.

• Clean the CO detector with a vacuum cleaner or with a soft cloth or brush once every month to remove excess dust.

• Check whether the batteries are damaged, exhausted or corroded.

• Explain to children that they should not play with the CO detector.

• Ensure children are aware of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning.

• Never use cleaning agents or other solutions to clean the CO detector.

• Never use air fresheners, hair spray or other aerosols near the CO detector.

• Don’t paint the CO detector. Paint covers the vents preventing the sensor from detecting CO.

• Never disassemble, repair or modify the product yourself; there’s a high risk that it will no longer function correctly or reliably.42 BATTERY REPLACEMENT Remove the battery cover on the back of the unit by sliding the cover off the product, you will now have access to the batteries. Remove the batteries from the unit and replace them with 3x new High Energy Alkaline batteries 1,5V AA - LR6, making sure that the battery polarity matches the instructions in the battery compartment. SENSOR REPLACEMENT: The sensor has a lifetime of 10 years. After 10 years you need to replace the complete product, the sensor itself is not exchangeable. If the yellow LED illuminates within these 10 years, even though you’ve reconnected or replaced the batteries, please refer to the paragraphs Reason for sensor fault and Sensor fault caused by chemical gases. If the yellow “FAULT” LED lights up 3x and 3 beeps per minute are heard, the entire product should be replaced. This is the End of life warning. SPECIFICATIONS: Power supply: 3 x LR6, 1,5V AA high energy Alkaline batteries Sensitivity and time: 30ppm, alarm is not activated within 120 minutes 50ppm, alarm is activated within 60~90 minutes 100ppm, alarm is activated within 10~40 minutes 300ppm, alarm is activated within 3 minutes standby consumption: <15µA consumption at alarm: <65mA Sound pressure at alarm: >85dB (3m distance) Environmental conditions during use: -10~+45°C, 0~93% humidity. Type: Type B (unchecked output) ENVIRONMENT: Do not throw away used batteries, but recycle them using your local chemical depot. Product may not be thrown out as normal waste, but must be recycled as electrical waste.