AirSecure CO2WM110 - Multimeter ABUS - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AirSecure CO2WM110 ABUS

• 1000 mAh 3,7 V lithium-ion battery carbon dioxide alarm CO2WM110 (built in backup battery)

Inlet ope- ning for tempera- ture- and humidity- measure- ment

Connec- tion for micro USB cable– 20 – – 21 – Intended use, Start-up Installation Intended use Only use the device for the purpose for which it was built and designed. Any other use is not considered to be the intended use! This device may only be used for the following purpose:

• Measuring carbon dioxide content, temperature and humidity in privately used indoor spaces. Poor indoor air is considered unhealthy. It can cause drowsiness, lack of concentration and illness. Reference values for carbon dioxide 250-350 ppm: normal ambient outdoor concentrations 600 ppm: minimum air quality impairment 600-1000 ppm: high air quality impairment 1000 ppm: indicates insucient ventilation; complaints such as headaches, fatigue or irritation of the eyes and throat can occur. 1000 ppm should be the upper limit for the CO

concentration in the room.

Start-up Before using the detector for the rst time, please read the following instructions carefully and observe all warnings, even if you are familiar with the use of electronic devices.

1. Store and operate the detector in a dry place out of direct sunlight to protect

the components inside the detector

2. Before using the carbon dioxide detector for the rst time, set it up in a

well-ventilated environment

3. In order to maintain the best performance of your detector, please use it for

at least 24 hours of permanent operation

4. Do not cover the detector and in particular do not block the air inlets while

ø 5 mm the detector is active

5. Keep water and other liquids away from the detector as it is not waterproof

6. Do not insert sharp, ammable or metallic objects into the air inlets as this

can result in an electric shock or burns

7. Power should be supplied via the micro-USB cable and the AC adapter; the

internal, built-in battery is only used for emergency power supply

8. The detector can be mounted on the wall or set up with the table base

9. If the device has been dropped or otherwise damaged, it may not be used

10. The device must not be opened or repaired. Failure to comply will invalidate

the warranty Wall installation:

• mark the drill holes horizontally with the enclosed template and a spirit level

• drill the holes with a ø 5 mm drill bit. Impor- tant: do not damage any cables when drilling and keep the detector away from drilling dust!

• push the plastic dowels into the drilled holes and screw in the screws until the screw heads protrude approx. 5 mm 68 mm– 22 – – 23 – Installation, Operating buttons and display symbols Operating buttons and display symbols

1. Power on/o with a long press (approx. 3 seconds)

3. Switch on display with a short press

4. In setup mode: Move one position to the right

5. In setup mode: Increase value(s) by one

6. In the normal state: Change pages

1. Enter the setup mode by pressing and holding (approx. 3 seconds)

2. Switch the display o/on by pressing briey

3. Save and exit settings by pressing briey

1. In setup mode: Move one position to the le

2. In setup mode: Decrease value by one

3. In the normal state: Change pages

4. Switch on display with a short press

Operating buttons Stand mounting:

• fold out the table base on the underside of the housing and place the detector on a at and dust-free surface

• ensure that the detector is stable and that no objects interfere with the penetration of CO

content in parts per million (proportions of CO

per million molecules in the air) Carbon dioxide content good Carbon dioxide content normal Carbon dioxide content poor Battery level: more than 75% charged Battery level: 50-75% charged Battery level: 25-50% charged Battery level: almost empty (the "power" symbol will ash) Go back Selection Set time and date Manual language selection Set CO

level Set temperature and humidity levels Do not disturb

alarm history Set temperature unit (°C/ °F) English German French Dutch Italian Spanish Set minimum value Set maximum value Start time End time ES– 24 – – 25 – Operating buttons and display symbols Operating buttons and display symbols

1. When the detector is switched on, the "Temperature and humidity" menu

2. In standby mode, press the "+" or "-" button to go to the next / previous

content good ashes green every 5 seconds

content normal ashes yellow every 5 seconds

content poor ashes red every 5 seconds

content poor lights up red normal -

content from good to normal ashes yellow 30 seconds data ashing 30 seconds

content change to poor ashes red 30 seconds data ashing 30 seconds alarm tone for 30 seconds LED display and tones

1. When powered via AC adapter:– 26 –

2. When supplied by battery:

When the carbon dioxide level changes to " poor ", the display turns on, the red LED and the display ash, and the alarm tone sounds for 30 seconds. Aer that, the red LED and display continue to light for 1 minute; then the screen turns o. The red LED will ash every 5 seconds until the CO

level returns to normal, then the yellow LED will ash every 5 seconds until the CO

level returns to good, and then the green LED will ash every 5 seconds.

3. When "Do Not Disturb" is active:

When the carbon dioxide level changes to " poor ", the display will turn on, the red LED and the display will ash for 30 seconds. Aer that, the red LED and display continue to light for 1 minute; then the screen turns o. The red LED will ash every 5 seconds until the CO

level returns to normal, then the yellow LED will ash every 5 seconds until the CO

level returns to good, and then the green LED will ash every 5 seconds. The default time for "Do not disturb" is 22:00 - 08:00. The time can be adjusted in the settings (see page 28).

4. Temperature and humidity:

When the temperature and humidity values fall below or exceed, there are the same displays as for the CO

2. Press the "Settings" button briey to select the

3. Move to the le by pressing the button and to

the right by pressing the button

4. When the "Back" symbol ashes, briey press the

"Settings" button to return to the main settings page Set date and time

1. ashes during setting

2. Decrease the number by pressing the button and

increase the number by pressing the button

3. To exit and save the selected settings, press the

"Settings" button to return to the main settings page Manual language selection

1. ashes during setting

2. Move to the le by pressing the button and to

the right by pressing the button

3. To exit and save the selected settings, press the

button and go back to the main settings page ES– 28 – – 29 – Settings Settings, Troubleshooting

1. ashes during setting

2. Decrease the value by pressing the button and

increase the value by pressing the button

3. To exit and save the selected settings, press the

"Settings" button to return to the main settings page Set value for temperature and humidity alarm

1. ashes during setting

2. Decrease the number by pressing the button and

increase the number by pressing the button

3. To exit and save the selected settings, press the

"Settings" button to return to the main settings page Set "Do not disturb" time

1. ashes during setting

2. Decrease the number by pressing the button and

increase the number by pressing the button

3. To exit and save the selected settings, press the

"Settings" button to return to the main settings page View alarm history

1. Move to the previous entry by pressing the button

and to the next entry by pressing the button

2. Press the button to exit and return to the main

by pressing the button or

2. To exit and save the selected settings, press the

button and go back to the main settings page Troubleshooting tips

1. The device will not switch on

• Check that the power supply unit is powered and that the meter is rmly plugged in.

2. Low battery power

• Charge the battery for more than 24 hours.

• Check that the airow channels on the back of the meter are not blocked.

4. The detector displays "Sensor error"

• Contact your dealer.– 30 – – 31 – Troubleshooting, Cleaning Technical data Power supply AC adapter input: AC 100~240V Output DC 5V/1A Micro-USB Emergency power supply 1000mAh 3.7V lithium-ion battery (built in)

sensor lifespan* max. 10 years Operating temperature -10° to 40° C Humidity 0 % to 95 % (non-condensing) Installation location Wall or stand-alone mounting

measurement range 0-5000 ppm

accuracy 100 ppm or 10% of the measured values, whichever is higher Air quality / CO

• Values can be adjusted on the CO2 setup page Alarm triggering > 1200 ppm (can be adjusted on the CO2 setup page)

• End of sensor lifespan Since the electrochemical sensor is subject to ageing processes, the lifespan of the CO

sensor is a maximum of 10 years. When the detector has reached the end of its lifespan, it must be replaced. Technical data Cleaning

• Dusty detectors have to be cleaned. Dust deposits in the air inlets of the detector can be vacuumed or blown out.

• If necessary, you can remove the dust with a brush.

• The surface can be cleaned using a cloth lightly moistened with soapy water.

• Do not allow water to enter the inside of the device!

• Do not clean the device in a dishwasher!

• Do not use sharp, pointed, abrasive, or corrosive cleaning materials or hard brushes!

• Do not use chemicals and do not clean the detector with highly ammable liquids!

5. Manual calibration

• Fresh and dry outdoor air is required for manual calibration when the CO

value is approx. 500 ppm. Do not calibrate the detector in the rain. High humidity increases the CO

content in the air. When calibrating manually, keep the detector away from areas where there are many people or objects that could emit CO

, such as ventilation pipes, chimneys or cars. To calibrate manually, place the detector outdoors and press the three buttons simultaneously. "CO2" will ash during calibration, which lasts approx. 16 minutes until the ashing stops. Calibration is completely automatic. GB– 32 – – 33 – Information on the battery, Warranty Warranty

• ABUS products are designed, manufactured and tested in accordance with applicable regulations with great care.

• The warranty exclusively covers faults that are caused by material or manufacturing defects. If a material or manufacturing defect can be proven, the product will be repaired or replaced at the discretion of the warrantor.

• In such cases, the warranty ends with the termination of the original warranty period of 2 years. Any further claims are expressly excluded.

• ABUS assumes no liability for defects or damage that has been caused by external inuences (e.g. transport, external forces), improper use, normal wear and tear or non-compliance with this operating and installation instructions document.

• If a warranty claim is asserted, the product must be returned with the original receipt with date of purchase and a brief written description of the fault.

• If you discover a defect on your product which existed at the time of purchase, contact your dealer directly within the rst two years. Information on the battery This product contains a built-in lithium-ion battery. Built-in batteries may only be replaced or removed by qualied personnel. Do not charge or use the product in environments where there is a risk of explosion, e.g. from ammable liquids, gases or dust. Never burn the product! The battery may explode in the re. This would also release toxic substances. Only use the micro USB cable provided and a suitable charging device (power supply unit 5V DC) to charge the device. Do not leave the device unattended while it is charging. Disposal, Conformity

V1 | C21 Disposal Dispose of the packaging according to type. Separate the cardboard, foil and plastic elements for recycling. This product contains valuable raw materials. At the end of its service life, dispose of the product in accordance with the applicable legal requirements. Electrical appliances, rechargeable batteries and batteries must not be disposed of with household waste. Disposal must be carried out in accordance with Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), or Directive 2006/66/EC on batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators. Please contact the local authority responsible for disposal if you have any que- ries. You can obtain information on collection points for your old appliances, for example, from the local municipal or city administration, the local waste disposal companies, or your specialist dealer. Declaration of conformity ABUS August Bremicker Söhne KG hereby declares that the device type AirSecure