Heat Detector user`s manual ISSUE 2
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1. it is installed correctly and operating properly At Butt utton 2 Use a proprietary heat detector tester Do not use an open flame to test this heat alarm 3 Test heat alarms weekly 4 Stand at arm s length from the heat alarm when testing TEST ALL HEAT ALARMS WEEKLY BY DOING THE FOLLOWING 1 Firmly push the TEST button and the heat alarm will sound a loud beep The alarm will stop sounding after releasing the TEST button 2 If heat alarm does not sound please retest it A DANGER If the alarm sounds and heat alarm is not being tested the heat alarm is sensing 58 135 or greater temperature ACTIVATION OF THE ALARM REQUIRES YOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND ACTION Issue 2 02 2012 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING In addition to weekly testing this heat alarm requires yearly battery replacement and periodic cleaning to remove dust dirt and debris BATTERY REPLACEMENT Always turn off the AC supply to the detector before replacing the battery Replace battery at least once a year or immediately when the low battery signal sounds once a minute even though the Detector is receiving AC power Battery should be replaced regularly as necessary A WARNING Donotuse any other type of battery except as specified in this manual Do not use rechargeable batteries A good quality battery should be used Some batteries may last more than one year The battery should only be replaced by a qualified electrician or similarly qualified2. person 1 Turn off AC power supply to the Detector 2 Remove the 2 tamperproof tabs fitted between the base plate and detector by tools Turn Detector anti clockwise to detach it from the mounting plate 3 Gently pull down Detector 4 Remove battery from the compartment 5 Insert a new 9 volt battery to connector NOTE POLARITY OF CONNECTIONS Ensure the metal tab is fully depressed when the battery has been fitted 6 Using the Push to Test button test the Detector to verify 9V DC battery back up See TESTING THE DETECTOR 7 Reattach the Detector to the mounting plate by turning Detector clockwise until it snaps into place Insert the two tamperproof tabs back into the notch on edge of Detector after alarm is properly positioned in base 8 Turn on power supply and test Detector using push to test button See TESTING THE DETECTOR Note If the unit fails to operate when being tested Please refer to TROUBLESHOOTING CHOOSING A REPLACEMENT BATTERY The unit requires one standard 9V battery The following batteries are acceptable as replacements Duracell Eveready Powersonic CLEAN THE HEAT DETECTOR Clean the Detector at least once a month to remove dust dirt or debris Using the soft brush or wand attachment to a vacuum cleaner vacuum all sides and cover of Detector Be sure all the vents are free of debris If necessary use a damp cloth to clean Detector cover IMPORTANT Do not attempt to remove the co
3. with the current IEE Regulations for Electrical Installations BS7671 The circuit used to power the heat alarm must be a dedicated permanent supply that cannot be switched X ounting Slots iN Joy W_ Mounting Bracket From rear of heat alarm remove the mounting plate by turning it counterclockwise To later engage tamper resist feature twist out and set aside one of the pins molded into plate Both pins are exactly the same Secure plate to ceiling or wall with mounting screws With a small wire connector connect brown wire from connecter plug to Live Connect blue wire from connector plug to Neutral If this detector is to be used as a single station heat detector ensure the yellow wire is insulated correctly Open the battery compartment Connect new 9 volt battery to battery connector inside battery compartment Be sure battery is securely connected Heat alarm may beep briefly when battery is installed Close battery compartment snapping it into place Attach connector plug to pins on back of heat alarm Plug will only fit one way and will snap into place Gently tug connector to be sure it is attached securely Position heat alarm to mounting plate and turn clockwise to lock into place To engage tamper resist feature insert pin into notch on edge of heat alarm after alarm is properly positioned in base NOTE Heat alarm will not mount to
4. Heat Alarm User s Manual MODEL F CDA HT Heat alarms are ideal for kitchen garages basements boilers rooms attics and other areas where there are normally high levels of fumes smoke or dust which are also for areas where smoke alarms should not be installed due to risk of nuisance alarms MAIN FEATURES AC operated type heat alarm with battery back up The heat alarm is sensitive only to a fixed temperature Less nuisance alarms due to contamination dust and insects With quick fix mounting bracket Simple AC connector for easy installation Fitting and battery tamper resist feature Alarm and AC power supply indicator Extra loud alarm sound over 85 dB Inter connectable up to 20 units Low battery and battery missing warning sound Self test button Auto hush function when temperature is below alarm point ETE E A gt FT l lr e SPECIFICATION q yn D e Model Number CDA HT i Q e Operation Temperature 0 to45 z x e Power Source 220 240V AC 50Hz and 9V DC Battery back up HR Alarm point 58 135 fixed temperature triggers alarm i Alarm Sound Level 85 decibels at 3m 10 feet Standby Current 9V battery 15u A max Alarm Current 9V battery 20m A max Maximum Distance from wall 5m Compact size 110mm diameter AN anne Heat alarms are not life safety devices and are not designed to detect smoke Heat alarms detect temperatures of 58 135 or g
5. f heat or fire In addition Heat This alarm may not always detect slow smoldering low heat producing fires In addition heat from a nearby fire may bypass the heat alarm 6 The alarm sounder of the heat alarm is generally loud enough in order to alert individuals of a potential danger However there may be limiting circumstances where a household member may not hear the alarm i e outdoor or indoor noise sound sleepers the hard of hearing etc If you suspect that your heat alarm may not alert a household member install additional alarms 7 This heat alarm can only sound its alarm when it detects temperatures of 58 135 or greater Heat alarms do not detect smoke flame or gas In some fires hazardous levels of toxic chemicals and smoke can build up before a heat alarm will operate Temperatures may not reach 58 135 to activate the heat alarm QUICKLY ENOUGH to ensure safe escape HEAT ALARM PLACEMENT Heat alarms have an audible warning when the temperature at the alarm reaches 58 135 Heat alarms are ideal for kitchens garages basements boilers rooms attics and other areas where there are normally high levels of fumes smoke or dust Single Story Residence Two Story Residence 7 FINISHED z ATTIC oO UNFINISHED DINING ROOM KITCHEN BEDROOM BEDROOM ATT 1 Fa IC 7 e BEDROOM HALL BEDROOM I O O KITCHEN GARAGE ed OO UTILITY BASEMENT ae GARAGE O Key eMinimum requ
6. ired smoke alarm locations oRecommended additional smoke alarm locations oRecommended heat alarm locations HEAT ALARM LOCATIONS 1 Install a heat alarm as close to the center of the ceiling as possible If this is not practical mount the alarm no closer than 300mm from a wall or corner 2 3 Install heat alarms on peaked or gabled ceilings within 600mm 2 feet asia om from the highest point measured vertically a 4 IN ACCEPT 0 1m DO NOT INSTALLL HEAT ALARMS MINIMUM 1 In areas with high humidity like bathrooms or areas near dishwashers or 12 IN 0 3 washing machines Install at least 3 meters 10 feet away from these areas if Bre TOP OF DETECTOR possible ACCEPTABLE HERE 2 Near air returns heating and cooling supply vents fans decorative objects window molding etc that may prevent heat from entering the unit thus interrupting its alarm 3 In rooms where temperatures may fall below 0 or rise above 45 4 Near fluorescent lights electrical noise and flickering may affect the alarm s operations ANUNG Incorrect orientation will result in a decrease in operational effectiveness Issue 2 02 2012 HOW TO INSTALL THIS HEAT ALARM A DANGER ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Turn off power at the main fuse box or circuit breaker by removing the fuse or switching the circuit breaker to the OFF position N warning This heat alarm is mains powered and requires wiring by a qualified electrician in accordance
7. plate if battery is not installed Turn on power at main fuse box or circuit breaker Push test button to test heat alarm See TESTING THE HEAT ALARM INTERCONNECTING CO SMOKE HEAT ALARMS Note The YELLOW WIRE IS NOT EARTH Neutral Blue Live Brown a Interconnect Yellow Power Connector riconneclTaloa we 2 Ceiling or wall 4 Terminal 6 Live Brown AC wire 8 Neutral Blue AC wire For interconnecting line only use 1 5mm minimum solid or stranded wire When being interconnected maximum wire length between any two is 1500 feet for 1 5mm 20 OHMS loop resistance The alarm can be interconnected with as many as 20 other Channel Safety Systems alarms Do not connect to any other type or model heat alarms except those specified This alarm is powered by 220 240V AC 50Hz and with 9V DC Battery back up OPERATING YOUR HEAT ALARM Once the heat alarm has been installed a small GREEN indicator light LED should be visible through the alarm grill indicating that AC supply is healthy A RED indicator light LED should also flash approximately once a minute to indicate the battery is healthy and the unit is Operating properly If heat is detected the unit will emit a load pulsating alarm and a RED indicator light LED will be flashing quickly until the detected temperature is below its fixed temperature TESTING THE HEAT ALARM COMMISSIONING Test 1 Test each heat alarm to be sure
8. reater and are intended to be used as supplements to smoke alarms by providing early warning IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 1 This heat alarm requires constant 220 240V AC 50Hz mains power supply to operate properly Backup 9V DC battery will offer additional protection in the event of power failure This heat alarm WILL NOT work if AC power is not connected or has failed or been interrupted for any reason AND if the backup battery is removed drained or improperly connected the alarm will not work during a power failure DO NOT use any other kind of battery except as specified 2 The Test button accurately tests all heat alarm functions Test heat alarm weekly to ensure proper operation 3 This heat detector is mains powered and requires installation by a qualified Electrician in accordance with the current regulations The circuit used to power the detector must be a dedicated permanent supply that cannot be switched off accidentally by the Issue 2 02 2012 normal user Before installing ensure the electrical supply is isolated 4 This heat alarm is designed to be used inside a single family building only In multi family buildings each individual living unit should have its own heat alarm DO NOT install the alarm in non residential buildings or places which house many people like hotels motels dormitories hospitals nursing homes or group homes 5 Heat alarms should be used as supplements to smoke alarms in order to provide early warning o
9. ver to clean inside the Detector This will void your warranty NOTE Never use detergents or solvents to clean the alarm Chemicals can permanently damage or temporarily contaminate the sensor Avoid spraying air fresheners hair spray paint or other aerosols near the alarm Do not paint the alarm Paint will seal the vents and interfere with proper sensor operation TROUBLESHOOTING EA DO NOT disconnect battery to silence an unwanted alarm This will remove your protection Issue 2 02 2012 Trouble Shooting Guide PROBLEM SOLUTION Heat alarm does not sound when tested Remove heat alarm from mounting plate and check that battery is properly NOTE Push test button for at least five attached to connector seconds while testing 2 Clean heat alarm Heat alarm beeps about once a minute Replace battery See battery replacement in the maintenance and cleaning section Heat alarm sounds unwanted alarms Clean heat alarm See cleaning in the maintenance and cleaning section Hire an electrician to move heat alarm to a new location See HEAT ALARM PLACEMENT The alarm sounds different than I m used The alarm is operating correctly This alarm features the internationally to It starts and stops recognized horn signal for evacuation The alarm sound pattern is 3 short beeps followed by a 2 second pause and then repeats Issue 2 02 2012
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