liquids in a safe manner. Only use fuses of the correct strength in the electrical system. Never
experiment with homenade fuses of any sort. Replace faulty electric leads and power points.
Only use approved electrical appliances in your home.
Always be prepared for fire
If there is a fire in your house, your family's life depend on seconds. Therefore, everyone in the
house should be well prepared for such a situation.
Make an escape plan
Choose the windows most suitable for an emergency exit if the normal exit should become
blocked by smoke or fire. If the windows are high above ground, provide a ladder or a rope.
Decide on a meeting place outside in case of alarm. Preferably have the bedroom doors closed
at night. A door can keep a fire at bay a sufficient time so that you will be able to escape
through a window. If you have access to firefighting equipment, make sure that it is in working
order and that you know how to use it. Practice fire drill with your family. Make a game of it,
as not to frighten the children.
When a fire starts
Alert the other members of the household and make sure that they leave the house immediate-
ly. Follow the escape plan. If possible, shut the windows and doors to stop the fire spreading.
Call the Fire Brigade from, e.g. the neighbour's house. If the fire is small, you can try to put it
out yourself with a fire extinguisher, hose or, if the fire is very small, with a blanket or rug.
Make sure that you have an escape route. If you cannot put out the fire yourself, leave the
house as quickly as possible. Do not return to the house once you have left it.
9. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Power source:
Current consumption:
Detection method (smoke):
Temperature alarm:
Max. no. of units interconnectable:
Max. distance of wire (interconnection feature):
Audible alarm tone:
Maximum relative ambient humidity:
Operation temperature:
10. GUARANTEE
The smoke/heat alarm is guaranteed to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for
five years from date of purchase. This only applies if the alarm is correctly installed, used in the
normal way and serviced regularly. The guarantee is also conditional on the smoke alarm not
having been tampered with, modified or subject to repairs. Your statutory rights as a costumer
are in no way compromised by this guarantee.
Built-in 3V Lithium battery (life expectancy over 10 years)
3μA
Photo-electric optical reflection system
57°C (only applies to models MHP-8221/1231)
Max. 12 units (only applies to models MP/MHP-1231)
Approx. 300m
85 dB at 3m
90%
0°C to 45°C
Ver. 100122
© Deltronic Security AB 2010
OPTICAL SMOKE ALARM
DELTRONIC MP-8200 SERIES
BS EN 14604: 2005
0086-CPD-537081
EN14604:2005
3V
OPTICAL MICRO SMOKE ALARM WITH
SILENCER & BUILT-IN LITHIUM BATTERY
Note! Models MP-8321 & MHP-8231 are interconnectable
Models MHP-8221 & MHP-8231 have a built-in heat sensor detecting temperatures over 57°C
1. INTRODUCTION
This smoke alarm is equipped with a built-in high performance Lithium battery. The battery is
permanently secured: avoiding battery replacement routines, or any risk of having the battery
removed leaving your smoke alarm without power supply! This gives you fewer maintenance
hours and a higher level of security for you and your property.
2. POSITIONING
A smoke alarm should be fitted in centre of
ceiling in the immediate area of the bedrooms,
and areas such as hall- and stairways. If more
than one sleeping area exists, locate additional
smoke alarm in each sleeping area.
Locate at least one alarm on every floor.
Additional smoke alarms give better coverage.
Ensure that the alarm can easily be heard from
the bedrooms.
The distance between two smoke alarms in
a typical dwelling should not exceed 10-12m,
were each alarm should not cover more
than 60m
2
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MANUAL CONTENTS
1.
Introduction
2.
Positioning
3.
Installation/Mounting
KM 500468
4.
Main features
5.
Low battery warning &
unit replacement
6.
Testing & Maintenance
7.
Alarm signal & LED indication
8.
Important fire safety information
9.
Technical specification
10.
Service & Warranty
Dead air space
When mounting on ceiling,
at least 50cm from wall
When mounting on wall
When mounting on peaked
(not recommended),
or sloped ceilings, at least
at least 15cm from ceiling
1 m horizontally from the
highest point
Minimum protection
Additional protection