Tunstall 67005/74 Bedienungs- Und Montageanleitung

User/Installation Instructions for Radio Smoke Detector
Model Number: 67005/74
Brief detector presentation
- Battery powered radio smoke detector using the scattered light
method
- Provides precise smoke detection
- Reduces false alarms due to its high performance measuring
chamber
- Automatic self-test of the complete electronic
- Powerful alarm signal of more than 85 dB(A) in case of fire
- Operating temperature range –10°C -+60°C
- Wireless linking to Tunstall emergency equipment, via 869MHz
European Social Alarm Frequency
- Typical radio frequency range 25-50 metres
Safety instructions
- The smoke detector generates a powerful and
shrill noise, which can be harmful to your ears.
Keep at least 50 cm distance from the detector
while performing the function test.
- Never use rechargeable batteries, nor main
supply circuits for power supply. This could cause malfunctioning or
early breakdown of the detector.
- Never paint the smoke detector.
- Please note: Smoke detectors will always identify the smoke of a
fire. They will not identify the flame itself.
- Smoke detectors are not able to extinguish any fire. In case of
alarm evacuate the building and call the fire service.
- The smoke detector is capable to survey only a defined zone
around its own position. For optimum protection, ensure that a
sufficient number of detectors are installed in the area to be
monitored.
- Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs may have difficulty
hearing the alarm.
Place of installation
The smoke detector performs best when installed on the ceiling in the
centre of the room. If this is not possible, ensure the detector is at least
50 cm from the wall.
To be sure that you are woken up by the smoke alarm at night,
detectors should be placed in all bedrooms to provide minimum pro-
tection. In houses with several floors one smoke detector should be
placed in the hallway of each floor.
Minimum protection
Minimum protection
Enhanced protection
Optimal protection
Equipment with restrictions
D6707153B
Brief detector presentation
In larger houses it may be necessary to link several smoke detectors
with one another in order to cover the entire living area. If one detector
detects smoke, it will trigger off the alarm and activate all detectors
linked to it. This way you will for example be woken up in the night by your
linked detector system in your bedroom when the smoke detector in the
attic identifies smoke
Unsuitable places for installation
To avoid false alarms and malfunctions, never install the smoke detector:
- inside rooms where heavy vapor, dust or smoke develop under
regular conditions (bath, kitchen)
- near to fireplaces and open fires
- near to ventilation systems. The flow of air may deviate the smoke
so it will never reach the detector
- near to neon lamps and energy saving lamps. The starter may
cause false alarms by electric fields that arise when turning on the
lamp (minimum distance: 50 cm)
- in edges – for example house gables - in such areas smoke free
air can accumulate and the identification of fire is hindered
- inside rooms with temperatures beneath -10°C or above +60°C
Installation
1.
Fix base (1) using the enclosed assembling parts (3). Do not allow
the detectors to get dirty through occurring bore dust. Do not use
countersunk head bolts.
Note to 5: The smoke detector will not engage inside the base
without the battery inserted
2.
Should the line that serves to link
several detectors come as surface
wiring, break out 1 of the 4 cable
entry apertures (2) by means of a
screwdriver or a similar tool. In
case that it should be connected
from the back of the base coming
through a cable tube please put a
seal (order no. 30959) in between
the ceiling and the base to avoid
current of air.
3.
Follow the instructions
several smoke detectors,
necessary (see chapter "Linking
smoke detectors".
4.
Connect the 9V lithium battery (5)
with the battery clip (6) and insert
the battery in the battery tray.
5.
Place the smoke detector (4) in the
base and lock it by turning it
gently clockwise.
6.
Proceed to the function test
(see chapter "Function test").
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