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BATTERY OPERATED CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR
und andere drahtlose Geräte, die im 2,4-GHz-Bereich liegen, verursachen.
Properties:
Halten Sie das System mindestens 3 m entfernt von den Geräten während
- Durable electrochemical sensor
der Installation und Bedienung.
* Halten Sie die Batterien außerhalb der Reichweite von Kindern. Batterien
- Easy to install
nicht schlucken. Wenn eine Zelle oder Batterie verschluckt wird, sofort einen
- Test/Reset button
Arzt rufen.
- Battery indicator
- Includes screws and plugs
Hersteller / Service
- Will not install without battery
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Teknihall Elektronik GmbH
These instructions for use contain important information on in-
Breitefeld 15
stalling and operating the carbon monoxide detector. Please
DE-64839 Muenster
carefully read this leaflet before installing this product and keep
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for future reference.
00800 333 00 888
SPECIFICATIONS
smartwares-service-at@teknihall.com
Power supply:
Sensor type:
Gas type reported:
Sensor life:
Trigger value:
Operating temperature:
Humidity:
Alarm volume:
Expected battery life:
CO DETECTOR PLACEMENT
The carbon monoxide detector was developed to detect toxic CO gasses which
are emitted from incomplete combustion in e.g. appliances, heaters, fireplaces
and exhaust fumes. A single storey house should at a minimum be protected by
one detector inside each bedroom or in the hallway to the bedrooms.
Install the detectors as close as possible to the sleeping area and verify the alarm
is audible. A multi-storey house should at a minimum be protected by one detector
per storey.
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- Routinely have appliances professionally inspected.
The following symptoms are associated with CARBON MONOXIDE POISON-
- Have fireplaces and flues cleaned annually.
ING and should be made known to ALL residents.
- Routinely check all combustion units.
1. Mild symptoms
- Verify your system has no rust or damaged areas.
* Mild headaches, nausea, vomiting, tiredness (often described as „flu-like
- Never grill inside the house or garage.
symptoms").
- When using a fireplace or a multi burner, ensure adequate ventilation.
2. Moderate symptoms
- Always watch for signs of CO poisoning.
* Strong, throbbing headache, drowsiness, quicker heart rate.
3. Serious symptoms
NEVER:
* Loss of consciousness, heart and lung failure, death.
- NEVER burn charcoal in closed spaces, caravans and cars, tents or cabins.
The above values apply to healthy adults. The values are different for people
- NEVER repair, test or install furnaces if you to not have the expertise and skills
with a high risk. Exposure to high levels of carbon monoxide can be deadly or
required for installation.
cause long term damage and disability. In many cases of carbon monoxide
- NEVER use gas stoves, ovens, hair dryers or tumble dryers as heaters.
poisoning it has become clear that the victim notices that they do not feel well
- NEVER use furnaces in unventilated, closed spaces.
but they become so disorientated that they cannot help themselves by either
- NEVER use petrol or diesel furnaces inside the home or in enclosed spaces.
leaving the building or getting help. Young children and pets may be affected
- NEVER ignore the safety shut-off on devices.
first. It is important to familiarise yourself with the various types of symptoms.
- NEVER ignore a CO alarm.
* This product is not designed for use in a motor home or a
INFORMATION ABOUT CARBON MONOXIDE
caravan.
Carbon monoxide can not be seen, smelled or tasted but it can be deadly. The
* The alarm should be installed by an expert. This device was
accumulation of carbon monoxide in the blood is called the carboxyhaemoglobin
developed to protect people against the acute consequences
level and it impairs the body's ability to provide itself with oxygen. Depending
of carbon monoxide exposure. It will not fully protect people
on the concentration of carbon monoxide, it can be deadly in minutes. Most
with certain medical restrictions. If in doubt, please consult a
carbon monoxide sources are faulty gas devices for heating and cooking, vehi-
doctor immediately.
cles parked in a garage with the engine running, blocked chimneys or smoke
flues, portable gas-operated heaters, open fireplaces, fuel burning tools and
Only for use in houses
grills in closed spaces. Signs of carbon monoxide poisoning are similar to the
symptoms of flu but without a fever. Other symptoms include dizziness, tiredness,
weakness, headaches, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness and confusion. Everyone
Read the handbook before use and keep it in a safe place for future
is at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning, but experts agree that unborn babies,
use and for product maintenance.
young children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with heart or breathing
problems have the highest risk for serious damage or death, have your heating
PRODUCT WARRANTY
system, vents, chimneys and flues inspected and cleaned by a qualified technician
This product has a manufacturer's warranty in compliance with EU guidelines.
every year.
The warranty is enclosed within the packaging. This is valid from the date of
the purchase (a receipt is necessary under all circumstances). Please retain the
receipt and keep it in a safe place. If any problems should arise, please contact
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NOTE: For the best possible protection, install one detector inside or near each
room with any type of combustion device, e.g. gas fireplace, central heating
boiler, space heater or water heater, cookers, grills, etc.
ATTENTION: This detector only indicates carbon monoxide present at the sensor.
Carbon monoxide gas may also be present in other areas.
CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS ARE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR
SMOKE OR GAS DETECTORS.
CO DETECTOR PLACEMENT
Carbon monoxide has a density similar to warm air. For best results, install the
detector at least 1.5 m above the floor and 1.85 m from the respective appliance
(Fig. D). Avoid these areas:
- Areas where the temperature may be below -10 °C or above 40 °C.
DC 4.5 V∼ 3 x AA 1.5 V DC, LR6, alkaline
- Moist or humid areas.
electrochemical
- Any area where elevated levels of dust, dirt or oily emissions may contaminate
carbon monoxide
or congest the sensor.
7 years
- Behind curtains or furniture.
50 ppm (between 60–90 min.)
- Near air discharged by heaters, air conditioners or ceiling fans.
100 ppm (between 10–40 min.)
- Outdoors.
300 ppm (within 3 min.)
- Directly above sinks or cooking appliances.
0 °C ~ 45 °C (storage: -20 ° ~ 50 °C ± 2 °C)
0 % ~ 90 % RH (storage: 0 % ~ 70 % RH)
ATTENTION: This carbon monoxide detector is only intended for use inside the
>85 dB from 1 m
house, do not expose to rain or moisture. Will not protect from carbon monoxide
min. 1 year
poisoning if the battery is drained. Opening or modifying the detector may
result in malfunctions.
INSTALLING THE CO DETECTOR
This CO detector is battery operated and does not require wiring. It may be
wall-mounted using the included fasteners or set on a level surface.
For wall mounting:
- After determining the ideal location, first verify there are no electric cables or
pipes in this area.
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the retailer you bought it from. For further information about this product you
can contact our hotline or visit our website at: www.smartwaressafetylighting.eu.
DISPOSAL
Correct disposal of this product (electronic waste) (Applies to EU countries and
other European countries with a separate collection system)
The symbol on the product and the literature accompanying it specifies
that after its normal life it must not be disposed of in normal household
waste. Please dispose of the device separately from other waste to
avoid harming the environment and human health through uncontrolled waste
disposal. Recycle the device to promote the sustainable reuse of material re-
sources. Private users should contact the trader where the product was bought or
the relevant authorities to find out how to recycle the device in an environmentally
friendly way. Commercial users should consult their supplier and the conditions
of the sales contract. This product is not to be disposed of with commercial waste.
* Always dispose of empty batteries in the battery recy-
cling container.
* If the batteries are in the device, open the device and
remove the batteries.
MAINTENANCE
The device does not require maintenance so please do not open it.
Your warranty is invalidated if you open the device. Clean the out-
side of the device with a soft, dry cloth or brush. Before cleaning
please disconnect all power supply. Do not use cleaning products, which contain
carbonic acid, petrol, alcohol or similar substances. These substances corrode
the surface of the device and their evaporations are damaging to health and ex-
plosive. Do not use sharp-edged tools, screwdrivers, wire brushes or similar items
to clean the device. Warning: Protect the batteries from fire, overly high heat
and sunshine.
GENERAL SAFETY
* Use a dry, clean cloth or brush to clean the device. Do not use any scouring
agents or solvents. Avoid getting any electric parts damp.
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- Mark the two mounting holes (2).
1 year. However, a battery malfunction or the alarm sounding for a long time
- Drill the mounting holes as marked.
will shorten the battery life.
- Insert the plugs into the holes.
- Screw on the bracket.
TEST YOUR CO DETECTOR
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE SCREWS (3).
We recommend testing your CO detector monthly to ensure proper operation.
- Firmly insert 3xLR6 alkaline batteries in the battery compartment at the back
- Push the test button at the front of the unit for 2 seconds. When operating cor-
of the detector (4).
NOTE: For your safety, the CO detector cannot be installed without the battery
installed.
Product malfunctions
- Secure the detector to the mounting bracket (5).
If the unit detects an error, the yellow light will flash and the unit will beep
- Push the test button at the front of the unit for 2 seconds. If the unit is ready for
twice every 10 seconds.
use, 4 beeps will sound - and the red LED will flash.
CO DETECTOR MAINTENANCE AND CARE
USING YOUR CO DETECTOR
- This detector will alert you to dangerous CO concentrations in your home
Standard mode
If no carbon monoxide is present, the green LED will flash every 45 sec. (6),
indicating your detector is operational.
- Test your detector at least once a month.
- Routinely clean the detector to prevent dust deposit. A vacuum cleaner may
Alarms
If the detector detects a dangerous CO level, an alarm will sound and the red
- Do not use cleaners, only use a damp cloth.
LED will flash. This will continue so long as the dangerous CO level is present.
- Do not paint the detector.
The alarm will stop sounding and the unit will automatically enter standby mode.
ATTENTION:
CO LEVEL (PPM) RESPONSE TIME (MIN)
The CO detector should be removed and stored in a safe place to protect it
50 ppm 60–90 min.
from damage when cleaning or stripping wood floors, painting, wallpapering or
100 ppm 10–40 min.
using adhesive and aerosols. High concentrations of the following substances
300 ppm <3 min.
can damage the sensor and cause frequent false alarms: methane, propane, iso-
propyl butane, butane, ethylene, ethanol (alcohol), isopropanol, benzol, toluol,
Return to standard operation
ethyl acetate, hydrogen, hydrogen sulfate, and sulphur dioxide. Aerosols, alco-
When the carbon monoxide gas has dissipated and the unit has been reset, the
hol products, paint, solvents, adhesives, hairspray, after shave, perfume and
alarm will stop. The green Power LED will continue to flash about twice a minute.
certain cleaners may also cause damage.
Low Battery Indicator
REPLACING THE BATTERY
When the battery is low and needs to be replaced, the unit will beep and the
If the CO detector sounds a short alarm and the green LED flashes, the battery
green LED indicator will flash (every 45 seconds) for up to 7 days. Replace the
is getting low. It should be replaced promptly. The alarm will sound for about
battery promptly! NOTE- With standard operation the battery will last at least
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* Keep all parts out of the reach of children.
* Avoid damp, cold or hot environments, these can damage the electronic
circuitry of the device.
* Avoid allowing the device to fall or tremor, this can damage the electronic
circuitry of the device.
* Repairing or opening this product may only be performed by an authorised
repair shop.
* Wireless systems can be caused to malfunction due to cordless telephones,
microwaves and other wireless devices in the 2.4 GHz range. Keep the de-
vice at least 3 m away from these devices during installation and operation.
* Keep the batteries out of the reach of children. Do not swallow the batteries.
If a cell or battery is swallowed, call a doctor immediately.
Manufacturer / Service
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Teknihall Elektronik GmbH
Breitefeld 15
DE-64839 Muenster
GERMANY
00800 333 00 888
smartwares-service-ie@teknihall.com
Smartwares Safety & Lighting GmbH
Schleifmühlenweg 5
DE-59755 Arnsberg
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Stand der Informationen · Last Information
Update: 09 / 2016 · Ident.-No.: 092016-AT
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7 days. A new battery has an expected life of about one year. If the green LED
does not flash once a minute, please replace the battery.
- Remove the battery from the battery compartment.
- Press the test button to discharge the remaining voltage.
- Install new batteries (3x LR6 1.5V alkaline).
PLEASE NOTE THE POLARITY.
rectly, 4 beeps will sound - and the red LED will flash.
- First allow the detector to warm up for 2 minutes.
- Test your CO detector per section
„TEST YOUR CO DETECTOR".
- Reinstall the CO detector in the mounting bracket.
- Replace the battery annually.
HOW TO RESPOND TO AN ALARM:
In the event of a CO alarm:
when maintained properly. To maintain a good operating conditions we
- Immediately move to fresh air, go outside or open all windows and doors to
recommend:
air out the area and wait for the carbon monoxide to dissipate.
- If possible, switch off any type of burner.
- Evacuate the building.
be used for this purpose. Particularly clean the front cover and the sides.
- Do not enter the building again or do not move away from the window or door
until first responders have arrived, the rooms have been aired out and your de-
tector has returned to normal mode.
- Immediately seek medical attention for all persons experiencing headaches,
drowsiness or nausea, etc.
- Do not use the respective appliances until they have been inspected by a quali-
fied service agent and the malfunction has been identified and corrected.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES
Installing a CO detector is the first step to creating a safe environment. Verify you
and all other members of your household are familiar with the use and functional-
ity of the CO detector, as well as signs of CO poisoning and know how to operate
the unit:
- Test the CO detector monthly.
- Promptly replace drained batteries.
- Only purchase certified burners.
- Install burners correctly and follow the manufacturer instructions precisely.
- Have installation carried out by a professional.
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