ZigBoat ZB203 Owner's Manual

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Heat Alarm Sensor
code: ZB203
OWNER MANUAL
Version 1.0
Product description
The sensor is measuring sudden rises of
ambient temperatures. The heat alarm sensor
can be installed where smoke or fumes are
normally present where a normal smoke
detector would give false alarms.
The Heat Alarm Sensor is specifically useful
in environments where a traditional optical
smoke sensor can cause false detections. The
Heat Alarm Sensor is designed for installation
in places with risk for smoky, dusty, or humid
environments.
Precautions
• Do not remove the product label as it
contains important information.
• Do not paint the alarm.
Adding the sensor to the Gateway
NOTE: Make sure Gateway is turned on and
configured correctly for more details see the
Gateway owner manual.
1. Open the ZigBoat™ App, select the Gateway
in the ZB Gateways menu, waiting a few
seconds. then select the menu button on
the top right (fig. 1) Select "Device list" (fig.
2). Add the sensor by entering the serial
number which is on the sensor's label (fig. 3).
2. To find the serial number detach the sensor
mount base.
3. You can change the devices name by
selecting "Name" (fig. 4). Then, press the
button "Add Device".
4. Insert the battery (1xCR123) noting the
polarity.
5. The Heat Alarm Sensor will now start
searching (up to 15 minutes) for the ZigBoat™
network to join.
6. While searching for the ZigBoat™ network to
join, the LED flashes red.
7. When the LED stops flashing, the Heat
Alarm has successfully joined the ZigBoat™
network.
To check the correct configuration, select the
overview tab of the ZigBoat™ App. (fig. 5)
OK
Heat Sensor
Kitchen #1
Green dot: The sensor is working properly
Red dot: The sensor is not able to reach the
Gateway.
• Please check the battery status;
• Please check that the correct serial number
has been entered
• In case of a weak or a bad signal, change the
location of the ZigBoat™ Heat Alarm Sensor
"OK": No rapid heat rise detected
"ALARM": The sensor detects rapid heat rise
or absolute heat levels and will send push
notifications if the gateway is connected to
internet.
Placement
• Place the alarm indoors at a temperature
between 0-50°C (32-122°F).
• The distance between the Heat Alarm
Sensor and walls, ventilation or other
obstacles, should be at least 50 cm (20").
• Place the Heat Alarm Sensor at least 4
meters (12') from a fireplace or stove.
• Place the Heat Alarm Sensor within reach for
battery testing and maintenance.
RECOMMENDED LOCATIONS:
• Galley • Salon
• Bathroom • Cabin
NOTE: It is not suggested to use it in engine
rooms
CEILING PLACEMENT
The Heat Alarm Sensor should be a minimum
of 50 cm (20'') from the wall.
ceiling
min 50 cm
wall
WALL PLACEMENT
The Heat Alarm Sensor should be placed
between 30 cm (12") and 50 cm (20") from the
ceiling.
ceiling
min 30 cm
max 50 cm
wall
Mounting
1. Detach the sensor from the mounting base
by twisting counter-clockwise.
2. Use the mounting base ring to mark the
screw holes on the ceiling or on the wall.
3. Use enclosed screws and plugs to install
the mounting base on the marked position.
4. Attach the sensor by twisting clockwise
until it clicks. If the battery is missing or
inserted incorrectly, it will be impossible to
click the alarm in the mounting base.