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ALL INTERCONNECTEDALARMS OPERATE WHEN

EACH TEST BUTTON IS PRESSED FOR 10 SECONDS.

REMOVE UNIT FROMMOUNTING PLATE BYRE-

LEASING CATCH AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 1, SWITCH OFF

MAINS FIRST.

DO NOTATTEMPT TO OPENTHE ALARMAS IT ISPER-

MANENTLY SEALED FOR SAFETY.

IONISATIONALARMS (Ei151TL & Ei150ONLY)WILL

BEEP EVERY 40 SECONDS FOR 10 MINUTES AFTER

POWER-UP IF THE HUSH BUTTON WAS PRESSED IN-

ADVERTENTLY (PRESS TEST BUTTON TO CANCEL).

LOCATING ALARMS

SMOKE ALARMS

Sufficient smoke mustenter the SmokeAlarm before it willre-

spond. The Smoke Alarm needsto be within 7.5 metres (25ft) of

the fire to respond quickly. It also needs to be inaposition where

its alarmcan be heard throughout yourhome, so itcan wake the

occupants in time for all to escape. A single Smoke Alarm will

give some protection ifit isproperly installed,but most homes

will require two ormore toensure thata reliable earlywarning is

given. Formaximum protectionyou shouldputindividual

SmokeAlarmsin allthe roomswhere fireis mostlikely tobreak

out, (apart from kitchens etc. see Locations to Avoid).

ASmokeAlarm shouldbe locatedbetween thesleeping area

andthe mostlikely sourcesof fire(livingroom orkitchen forex-

ample), But it should not be more than7.5 metres (25 ft) from

the doorto anyroom wherea firemight start, and blockthe es-

cape route from the house.

Important: ThisSmoke Alarmisdesignedforasingle occu-

pancy in a residential type environment.

HEAT ALARMS

The Heat Alarm gives afire warningwhen thetemperature at the

unit reaches58C.It isideal forkitchens, garages,boiler°

housesandother areaswhere thereare normallyhigh levelsof

fumes, smoke or dust i.e. places where Smoke Alarmscannot

be installedwithoutthe riskofexcessivenuisance alarms.A

Heat Alarmshould onlybe used ina roomadjoining anescape

route,inconjunctionwithSmoke Alarmsontheescape routes.

Allthe HeatAlarmsandSmoke Alarmsshouldbe intercon-

nectedtoensure theearly warningwill beheard, particularlyby

somebodysleeping.Aproperly designedearly warning firesys-

tem ensures the alarmisgiven before the escape routesbe-

comeblocked with smoke.Therefore theremust beSmoke

Alarmsalong theescape routesas HeatAlarms wouldnot give

sufficient warning.However, afire ina closedroom(e.g.

kitchen) adjoiningtheescape route,can eventually causethe

corridor to become smoke-logged due to smoke leaking out

fromaroundthe doorbefore adequatewarning canbe givenby

detectors inthe corridor. (Smokeleaking outfrom a roomis of-

ten cool and slow moving so it can take along time to rise to the

ceiling, andtravel toa detectorwhich couldbe some distance

away). AHeat Alarmin the closed roomwillgive early warning of

fire in that room and help overcome this problem.

Figure2 illustrateswhere HeatAlarmsandSmokeAlarms

should belocated ina typical twostorey house.Note thespac-

ings in “Recommended Protection” whichensure the early de-

tection of fire and that warning will be heard.

Locate Heat Alarms inrooms adjoining or on escape routes -

kitchens, garages,boiler houses etc.where SmokeAlarms are

unsuitable.Install within5.3m(17 feet)of potentialsourcesof

fire.

Single Storey Dwelling.

If theHome ison onelevel (a bungalowor mobilehome forex-

ample) you shouldputthe first SmokeAlarmin a corridororhall-

way between thesleeping and livingareas. Placeit asnear to

thelivingareaas possible,butmake sureyou canhearit loudly

enough to wakea person in the bedrooms. (forexample, see fig-

ure 3)

Ifthe bungalowis verylarge andthe corridoror hallwayis more

than say 15 metres (50 ft) long,oneSmoke Alarmwillnotbe suf-

ficient. Thisisbecausenomatterwhereitislocateditwillbe

more than 7.5 metres from potential fires.

In houses with more than one sleeping area, Smoke Alarms

should be placedbetween each sleepingarea andthe living

area.

Multi Storey Dwellings

If thehomeis onmorethan onelevelthe bestplacefor thefirst

Smoke Alarm is inthe downstairs hallway near thestairs. This is

because smoke islikely tobe detectablein thehallway beforeit

reaches the upstairs landing and bedrooms. The second Smoke

Alarm should be upstairs, because the downstairs Smoke Alarm

is unlikelytodetect thesmokefrom afirein abedroomupstairs

(see figure 2).

Maximum Protection

Formaximum protectionyoushould put individualSmokeAlarms

inall therooms where fireis most likely to break out (apart from the

locations to avoid, mentioned below).Ensure that they are all in-

terconnected. The livingroom is the mostlikely place fora fire to

start at night, followed bythe kitchen and then thedining room.

Youshould alsoconsiderputting Smoke Alarmsin anybedrooms

where fires might occur, for instance,where there isan electrical

appliancesuch as an electric blanketorheater, or where the occu-

pant isa smoker.You could alsoconsider putting Smoke Alarms

in any roomswhere the occupantis unable torespond very wellto

a fire starting inthe room, suchas an elderly orsick person ora

very young child.

Checking you can hear the Smoke & Heat Alarms

With the Alarm sounding inits intended location, check you are

able to hear it in each bedroom with the door closed, above the

Figure 3

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SingleStoreyDwellingwithRecommended Protection

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Sealing

Gasket

Figure 1

SLIDE

OFF

Tamper proof

Catch

Mounting

Plate

See Figures 2 & 3

Minimum protection

+Smoke Alarms located on:-

·on each storey

·every 7.5 metres (25 ft) of hallways

and escape routes.

· within 3m(10ft)ofallbedroomdoors.

- Interconnect all Alarms -

Maximum protection

1Smoke alarms located as above plus:

·All rooms (except bathroom, shower

rooms & kitchens).

HeatAlarms locatedin kitchens,

garages, boilerroomsetc.within 5.3m

(17ft) of potential fire sources.

Recommended ProtectionMulti Storey Dwelling with Recommended Protection

Figure 2

BEDROOM

BEDROOM BEDROOM

KITCHEN

DINING

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