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The following information is
applicable only where local
ordinance permits use of your alarm
Control Center for fire detection
Controlling Your
Fire Circuit
If your alarm specialist installed
smoke detectors or heat sensing
thermostats, you have 24 hour fire
protection. This optional Fire Pro-
tection Zone is always active, even
though your system may be dis-
armed. An optional Fire Supervision
and Indicator Station on the Control
Center provides the following fire
circuit controls.
AC Power Check
If the yellow AC light on the Fire
Supervision and Indicator Station is
off, the Control Center is not receiv-
ing AC power. Press the spring-
loaded SILENCE & FIRE RESET
switch to shut off the Mini-Sounder.
Check lights to see if there is a
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general power outage. If there is,
you will be operating from your
standby battery. When AC power is
restored. the Mini-Sounder will
come back on. Press the spring-
loaded switch again to silence the
Mini-Sounder.
Fire-Zone Check
The Mini-Sounder on the Fire
Supervision and Indicator Station
signals a problem on the Fire Zone.
Press the spring-loaded SILENCE
8 FIRE RESET switch to shut off the
Mini-Sounder. The red TROUBLE
light will come on until the Fire
Zone is cleared. When the zone is
restored, the Mini-Sounder will
signal again to indicate that the
Fire Zone is functional. Press the
SILENCE & FIRE RESET switch
once again to turn off the Mini-
Sounder.
Center and your Fire Zone uses smoke detectors, have your alarm specialist
show you and explain the switch he has installed for resetting the smoke
detectors after an alarm.
Fire-Detector Reset
After a fire alarm, the red FIRE
ALARM light will be on. Press the
SILENCE & FIRE RESET switch to
clear the smoke detectors.
Alarm/Battery Test
The fire alarm bell/siren and
standby battery should be tested
weekly. Disarm the Control Center.
Push the BATTERY & BELL TEST
switch down and listen to the bell/
siren. If the alarm sounds weak,
the battery is faulty. Call for service.
Would You Like More
Safety Informatlon?
For information on home fire de-
tection, burn safety, and home fire
safety, contact the National Fire
Protection Association, Public
Affairs Dept.05A, Battetymarch
Plaza, Quincy, MA 02269.
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