34272 - Gas detector CHACON - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 34272 CHACON

Thank you for using this product.

• Please read all instructions carefully before using the product.

• Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the product yourself, as this will invalidate the warranty.

• The CO2 sensor detects temperature, humidity and CO2 concentration. When the CO2 concen- tration in the room reaches a certain level, the alarm sounds an 80dB tone. When using the device for the rst time, please fully charge it for 6 hours. Once the battery is fully charged, the device can be used for about 12 hours.

Note: When the battery icon turns yellow, it means that the battery is medium and the battery will still work for about 1.5 hours in low light. When the battery icon turns red, it means that the battery is low and will work for about 30 minutes with low brightness (see point 5_adapting the brightness).Wall mounting:

5. Adjusting the brightness

There are two possibilities, either wall mounting or simply placing it on your furniture using the integrated support foot. To change your lighting, simply press the power/brightness button once (see diagram). You can choose between 3 lighting levels. Note: The CO2 concentration is 550ppm at start-up, please wait 30s for self-calibration before using. Note: When your device is plugged in, the temperature level is higher than normal. BUTTONS

LONG PRESS SHORT PRESS LONG PRESS SHORT PRESS At least 1.5sec. for switching o Brightness adjustment At least 1.6sec. to switch on No operation At least 1.5sec. to decrease volume Mute or unmute the alarm No operation No operation

1. Using a pencil and the magnetic wall plate, mark the drilling

points for better accuracy.

2. Add the dowels to the holes.

3. Place the mounting plate and tighten with the screws.

4. Place the Co2 sensor on the plate. The plate will stick magneti-

cally due to the built-in magnets.7. Low battery warning

If the battery icon turns yellow and the device beeps twice every 10 seconds, the battery is half discharged. The time to power o is approximately 1.5 hours in low light conditions. In case of low battery, the battery icon will turn red and the alarm will beep twice every 5 seconds. The time to power o will be approximately 30 minutes with low light. The mute button allows you to slightly lower the volume of the device or to mute the alarm when it is sounding. To lower the volume when you press the buttons on the device, simply hold the mute button for about 1.6 seconds. If you want to deactivate the alarm when it sounds, press quickly 1x.

6. Battery indicator

Battery status Charger connected Charger not connected ON mode OFF mode ON mode OFF mode Battery full Green No battery icon Green High battery Green Green Green Medium battery Green (ashing) Green (ashing) Yellow No battery icon Low battery Green (ashing) Green (ashing) Red No battery Green (ashing) Green (ashing) O Note: The device will automatically turn o when the battery is too low. The battery indicator ashes red 3 times with a beep when trying to switch on if there is no battery, and the charger is not connected. Note: Please note that the mute mode cannot be activated when the battery is low. The alarm will only stop after connecting the charger.9. Failure warning

10. What is carbon dioxide?

11. Symptoms following high CO2 exposure

• The unit displays 0000 and recalls the CO2 sensor weakness when it detects that the sensor is damaged.

• The unit displays 25°C, 30% when it detects that the temperature and humidity sensor is damaged.

• As the coverage area of CO2 detection is limited, we recommend that you install CO2 detectors in every room of your home to eectively protect the whole family.

• Do not spray chemical sprays such as deodorant, hairspray, perfume, insecticide or spray paint near the alarm.

• Clean with a soft, damp cloth, without using solvents or detergents that will damage the device.

• Please recharge the device regularly if it is stored for a long time.

• Do not paint the CO2 alarm and do not block or cover the alarm’s ventilation hole with glue or other objects.

• Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the product yourself.

• The control panel is not waterproof. Do not expose it to rain or immerse it in water.

• Please keep these instructions for use in a safe place.

• In case of carbon dioxide poisoning, call the emergency services for help. Do not return home until the alarm has stopped and the air has returned to normal. Not to be confused with carbon monoxide (CO), CO2 is produced by the human body and is found in the air when we exhale. CO2 is a colourless, odourless gas that humans cannot detect, so having a CO2 meter is useful in oces, schools, homes where many people are present together. The CO2 meter tells you when you need to ventilate a room. At high concentrations, carbon dioxide can displace oxygen from the air, thus depriving the body of oxygen, which can cause loss of consciousness. A lack of oxygen can cause a variety of symp- toms including rapid breathing, rapid heart rate, dizziness, emotional reaction, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, collapse or in more severe cases; convulsions, coma or death. Note: Elderly people and those at risk (diabetics, thrombosis risks...) may be more vulne- rable. If you experience even mild symptoms, please consult your doctor immediately!Don’t throw batteries or out of order products with the household waste (garbage). The dangerous substances that they are likely to include may harm health or the environment. Make your retailer take back these products or use the selective collect of garbage proposed by your city. For indoor use only

• Battery capacity: 2000mAh

• Battery life: 12 hours

• CO2 measurement accuracy: 1ppm

• CO2 measurement tolerance: ±50ppm + ±5%.

• Temperature measuring range: 0 ~ 65°C

• Temperature measurement tolerance: ±1°C

• Humidity measuring range: 0 ~ 100%RH

• Humidity measurement tolerance: ±5%RH