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Narrow spaces or corridors (1-3 m wide)
In addition, observe the following for lo-
cations in narrow rooms or corridors that
are 1-3 m wide:
f Keep the distance of less than 7.5 m
between the front surface (end of
the corridor) and the first device
f Keep the distance of less than 15 m
between two devices
Narrow spaces or corridors (< 1 m wide)
In addition, observe the following for lo-
cations in narrow rooms or corridors that
are less than 1 m wide:
f Observe chapter „Narrow spaces or
corridors (1-3 m wide)" on page 54
f Keep distance from surrounding walls
(exception: distance less than 0.5 m)
Narrow spaces or corridors
(floor space < 6 m )
2
An exception are narrow rooms and cor-
ridors that have an area of less than 6 m
In this installation scenario, you can mount
the devices on the wall.
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f Position the device centrally on the
longer wall
f Mount the device 0.5 m below the ceiling
Rooms with slanted ceil-
ings (slope angle > 20°)
In rooms with ceiling slope angles of more
than 20° to the horizontal position, heat
pads can form in the ceiling peak that
impede the smoke entering the smoke
alarm device.
> 20°
Fig. 5 Rooms with slanted ceilings
Allowed
.
2 Not allowed
Note the following for locations in rooms
with slanted ceilings:
f Mount devices at least 0.5 m and at
a maximum of 1 m away from the
ceiling peak
4.3 Rooms with slanted and
horizontal ceilings
1/2
> 20°
Fig. 6 Straight mounting surface at least
1 m long and 1 m wide
Allowed
Not allowed
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Note the following for straight mounting
surface less than 1 m long and 1 m wide:
f Observe chapter „Rooms with
straight ceilings (slope angle < 20°)"
on page 53)
> 1,00
1/2
> 20°
Fig. 7 Straight mounting surface less
than 1 m long and 1 m wide
Allowed
Not allowed
Note the following for straight mounting
surface less than 1 m long and 1 m wide:
f Observe chapter „Rooms with
slanted ceilings (slope angle > 20°)"
on page 54)
< 1,00
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