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UltraFire UBH1RF User Manual

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UBH1RF HEAT ALARM
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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL UBH1RF HEAT ALARM WITH RADIO-INTERLINK...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Index Overview..................Product Specification..............Suitability..................Silence / Do Not Disturb Mode..........Alarm Signals................Status Indicators / Installation............ Placement.................. Installation Procedure..............Radio-Interlink................Interlink - User Guide..............10/11 Interlink - Clear Interlink Code........... Maintenance................13/14 Troubleshooting................. Fire Safety Advice..............What to Do in Case of Fire............Warranty Information..............

  • Page 3: Overview

    Overview This heat alarm is a fire detection and alarm device which gives off an audible and visual warning when the ambient temperature reaches 54°C to 70°C. These temperatures are abnormal in a typical setting and thus are likely to be caused by an actual fire.

  • Page 4: Product Specification

    Product Specification • Sensor Type: Fixed Temperature • Silence Time: Approx. 10 minutes • Class: A2 (Trigger Temperature 54°C • Do Not Disturb Time: – 70°C) Approx. 8-10 hours (see Additional • Battery Specification: Features) ◦ Voltage: DC 3V • Wireless Frequency: 868MHz ◦...

  • Page 5: Suitability

    Suitability UltraFire’s range of battery-powered fire detection and alarm devices are designed to meet BS 5839-6 Grade F2 requirements. Even if interlinked as a network with multiple sensor types, these alarms are only intended for use in single household premises which are permitted to use battery- powered alarms.

  • Page 6: Silence / Do Not Disturb Mode

    Alarm Silence Mode WARNING: Before silencing an active alarm you must ensure the environment is safe. Do not silence the alarm in the event of an actual fire, as this may prevent other occupants from evacuating. When in alarm mode, pushing the test button will silence the unit for approximately 10 minutes.

  • Page 7: Alarm Signals

    Alarm Signals Test Alarm Heat Detected Wireless Alarm Pattern Alarm Pattern Pattern 1. Chirp 3 times with red 1. Chirp 3 times with red 1. Chirp 2 times with red LED flash LED flash LED flash 2. Pause 1.5s 2. Pause 1.5s 2.

  • Page 8: Status Indicators / Installation

    Status Indicators • During standby operation the red LED will flash once every 32 seconds. • When the battery fails or a low battery is detected, the alarm will chirp once every 32 seconds in conjunction with the red LED flashing. •...

  • Page 9: Placement

    Placement 300mm UltraFire Wireless Heat Alarms CEILING MINIMUM must be installed on the ceiling, at least 30cm from the nearest wall, light fitting, or other obstruction. BEST NEVER HERE HERE These alarms should be installed no more than 150mm vertically below...

  • Page 10: Installation Procedure

    Installation Procedure WARNING: The label on the alarm must not be removed as it shows important information about the product. Check the desired installation position for wires, pipes or other obstructions that would be dangerous to drill into. Hold the baseplate against the ceiling at the desired installation position.

  • Page 11: Radio-Interlink

    Radio-Interlink UltraFire radio-interlinked alarms are designed to be wirelessly interlinked as a network with up to 50 products. These alarms need to be “learned in” or interlinked in order to communicate with each other. If one alarm activates, all other interlinked alarms will also sound. They are not designed to communicate with wireless alarms from other ranges or manufacturers.

  • Page 12: Interlink - User Guide

    Interlink - User Guide Ensure all alarms have batteries fitted and are turned on Pick one alarm to be the Master unit; mark this alarm for future reference On the Master unit, press the test button 3 times in quick succession The red light should be on continuously Master mode will time out in 10 seconds if no other alarms...
  • Page 13 Interlink - User Guide When all alarms are connected and in normal operation the system should be tested: Pick one alarm and hold the test button; this one should sound almost immediately Continue holding the test button until the other alarms start sounding It may take approximately 30 - 45 seconds for all alarms to sound...

  • Page 14: Interlink - Clear Interlink Code

    Clear Interlink Code It may be necessary to remove an alarm from the network in some situations, for example if troubleshooting an alarm that does not respond to the test signal. Turn the alarm head anti-clockwise and remove it from the baseplate.

  • Page 15: Maintenance

    Maintenance Testing Test your alarms to ensure proper operation once per week by pressing the test button. If there is no sound output it means that the alarm is faulty, the batteries are flat, or that the installation procedure may not have been followed correctly.
  • Page 16 Maintenance Cleaning Do not paint smoke or heat alarms. Your alarms should be cleaned every month, using a vacuum cleaner fitted with the soft brush attachment. WARNING: Do not attempt to remove the cover to clean inside. This will affect the warranty. Battery Replacement Twist the alarm anti-clockwise to remove it from the baseplate.

  • Page 17: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Problem Action Alarm does not sound when Remove alarm head from tested. baseplate. Check batteries are installed properly and have power. Alarm chirps with the red LED Replace batteries as described in the Maintenance section. flash about every 32 seconds. Please note the battery polarities.

  • Page 18: Fire Safety Advice

    Fire Safety Advice Familiarise yourself with and follow the national and local regulations regarding selection and installation of the different kinds of smoke and heat alarms. Plan Your Escape If an alarm sounds but you did not push the test button and it is not a fault tone then it is likely a dangerous situation has developed in the property.

  • Page 19: What To Do In Case Of Fire

    NOTE: These guidelines will assist you in the event of a fire; however, UltraFire cannot predict the exact situation of any home fire. Creating your own escape plan based on your specific premises and occupants is the best way to ensure safe evacuation.

  • Page 20: Warranty Information

    Warranty Information Safelincs warrants to the original purchaser that its enclosed UBH1RF battery-powered radio-interlinked alarm, under normal domestic use and service, will operate as described and be free from material and workmanship defects for a period of five years from the date of purchase.
  • Page 21 Returning Your Alarm Contact either the original retailer or UltraFire before attempting to return your alarm. Pack the alarm in a well-padded box, tape securely and affix an appropriate address label. Send the alarm either to the retailer you purchased from or to the manufacturer if still under warranty.

  • Page 22: Contact Information

    33 West Street, Alford, LN13 9FX 0800 978 8262 support@ultra-fire.co.uk www.ultra-fire.co.uk © 2020 Safelincs All Rights Reserved DOC 1237 Version 2.0...

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