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USER MANUAL P56450 Emos

GB | Gas Detector The detector indicates leaks of ammable gasses (natural gas, methane, propane, butane) in households. This manual contains important safety information regarding the installation and operation of the detector. Carefully read this manual and store it safely for future use. Familiarise other residents of the building with the functioning of the detector so that they can properly respond to its signals. Technical information: Sensor type: semi-conductor

• In accordance with standard EN 50194-1:2009

• Operating temperature and humidity: -10 °C to +40 °C, 0 to 95 % (without condensation)

• Acoustic signalisation: > 85 dB at a distance of 1 m Power supply: 220–240 V/50–60 Hz Power consumption: < 4 W Detection sensitivity: 6 % LEL (lower explosive limit) Dimensions: 36.3 × 117 × 77.4 mm Weight: 239 g4 Detector States Overview State Note Green LED Yellow LED Red LED Siren Self-testing mode Upon connection to mains lit for ca. 2 seconds lit for ca. 2 seconds lit for ca. 2 seconds 1× beep Adaptation mode Ca. 180 seconds after connection to mains ashing o o inactive Stand-by mode Normal gas detector state lit o o inactive Functionality test Long-press the TEST/HUSH button lit o ashing intermittent beeping Alarm mode Gas detected lit o ashing intermittent beeping Alarm hush Press the TEST/ HUSH button lit o ashing inactive Faulty gas sensor Replace the detector lit lit o beeps 1× every 30 seconds End of detector service life Replace the detector lit lit o beeps 3× every 30 seconds Detector is o Power cable unplugged from mains o o o inactive Detector Description See g. 1 1 – Loud siren 2 – LEDs POWER – green colour FAULT – yellow colour ALARM – red colour 3 – TEST/HUSH button Used for testing the functioning of the detector or silencing an alarm 4 – End date of detector service life Installation The installation must be performed by a qualied person. The person performing the installation is responsible for installing the product in accordance with valid regulations. When in doubt, leave the installation to a qualied professional. Ideally, the detector should be installed in a room where the risk of gas leaks is the greatest, e.g. the kitchen.5 Natural gas is lighter than air and has the tendency to rise up and ll the space above the leak site. The detector should be installed above the likely place of leakage, ca. 30 cm from the ceiling. Do not install the detector in a place where air ow is hindered by furniture and other equipment. The detector should be installed in an accessible place so that the user is able to push the TEST/ HUSH button in the event of an alarm. The detector should be installed in a place from which an alarm will be easy to hear. Do not install the detector:

• Directly above kitchen appliances

• Outside the building

• Next to a window or door

• In a place where the temperature is not between -10 °C and +40 °C

• In a place where the vents of the detector might get dirty or clogged

• In a humid place Example of Detector Placement See g. 2 1 – Gas detector Installing the Detector onto a Wall Before mounting, turn o the power for the room. Make sure there are no wires or pipes in the place you intend to mount the detector. Use the mounting plate to mark 2 drill holes, see g. 2. Drill the two holes (ø 5 mm) in the wall. Insert the attached wall plugs into the openings, place the mounting plate and attach it to the wall with screws. Fit the back of the detector rmly onto the xing projections on the mounting plate. See g. 3 A – detector B – screws C – mounting plate D – wall plugs E – holes in the wall F – xing projections G – holes for hanging START-UP After installation is complete, connect the detector to 230 V mains. The detector will take approx. 3 minutes to adapt and the green LED will be ashing. Once the green LED stops ashing and remains lit up, the detector is ready for use. Note: in order for the detector to work faultlessly, it is necessary for oxygen concentration in the room to be at least 21 %. TEST MODE If needed, you can check the functioning of the detector.6 Long-press the TEST/HUSH button. The green LED will light up, the red LED will be ashing and the alarm will be beeping. Use test mode 1× a week. FAULT STATE If the detector is in fault state, it is not functional. Fault state is indicated by 1 beep every 30 seconds and the green and yellow LED will be lit up. Disconnect the detector from the mains and reconnect it after a few moments. Perform a functionality test. If the detector still does not work, contact a service centre.

END OF DETECTOR SERVICE LIFE

The detector has a service life of 5 years since production. After expiration, the detector must no longer be used and must be replaced with a new device. The date for replacing the detector is listed on the front of the detector under the TEST/HUSH button. If you are using multiple detectors, remember to check their replacement dates! ALARM WARNING If gas is detected, the green LED will light up and the red LED will be ashing. A siren will be beeping at the same time. To silence the siren, press the TEST/HUSH button; the siren will be silenced for 5 minutes. Then the alarm siren will reactivate. In the event of an alarm, proceed as follows. Extinguish all open ames. Turn o all gas appliances. Do not turn any electrical appliances on or o, including the detector itself. Shut o the gas supply and the main shuto valve. Open the windows and doors. Do not use a mobile phone while in the building where the gas leak is likely to have occurred. Inform people in the vicinity (do not ring the bell to alert your neighbours, only knock). If the alarm is still active and the cause of the gas leak has not been found, leave the building and immediately contact the gas supplier’s emergency breakdown service. Or contact the re brigade or the police. Upkeep and Maintenance The product is designed to serve reliably for many years if used properly. Here are some tips for proper operation:

• Read the manual carefully before using this product.

• The product must be replaced with a new one after 5 years – see replacement date on the front.

• Regularly clean the product – at least 1× a month.

• Carefully clean any dirt and dust from ventilation openings of the product with a vacuum cleaner.7

• The product must not be painted.

• Do not expose the product to direct sunlight, extreme cold and humidity, and sudden changes in temperature. This would reduce accuracy of detection.

• Do not place the product in locations prone to vibration and shocks – these may cause damage.

• Do not expose the product to excessive force, impacts, dust, high temperatures or humidity – these may cause the product to malfunction or deform its plastic parts.

• Do not expose the product to frost, rain or humidity, dripping or splashing water. The following substances may cause a false alarm or damage the sensor: silicone gasses, hydrogen sulphide, sulphur oxides, gaseous chlorine, hydrogen chloride, alkali metals, water, products with alcohol content, isobutane, isopropanol, ethylene, ethyl acetate, benzene, toluene, paints, diluents, solvents, glues, hair spray, perfumes, aftershaves.

• Do not place any open ame sources on the product, e.g. a lit candle, etc.

• Do not place the product in places with inadequate air ow.

• Do not insert any objects in the product vents, do not cover up the product.

• Do not tamper with the internal electric circuits of the product – doing so may damage the product and will automatically void the warranty. The product should only be repaired by a qualied professional.

• To clean the product, use a slightly moistened soft cloth. Do not use solvents or cleaning agents – they could scratch the plastic parts and cause corrosion of the electric circuits.

• Do not immerse the product in water or other liquids.

• In the event of damage or defect on the product, do not perform any repairs by yourself. Have it repaired in the shop where you bought it.