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- Page 1 THERMAL HEAT ALARM THE WORLD’S SMALLEST PLEASE READ THIS USER GUIDE CAREFULLY...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Technical information ______________________________________________________ 2 The best areas to install a heat alarm_________________________________________ 4 CAVIUS Thermal Heat Alarm Areas where NOT to install heat alarms _______________________________________ 5 Part Code: 3104-003 Placement ________________________________________________________________ 6 How to set up and connect alarms __________________________________________ 7... -
Page 3: Technical Information
The maximum number of CAVIUS Wireless Family alarms and devices that can be interconnected within a house group are 1000. Complies to standards: EN60065/EN54-5/RCM Please note: These must be alarms or devices from the CAVIUS Wireless Family range. The distance between interconnected alarms depends on the house layout and they should always be tested after installation. -
Page 4: The Best Areas To Install A Heat Alarm
1. The best areas to install an alarm: 2. Areas where NOT to install heat alarms: • Install alarms on each floor of the house, in hallways and stairways. • Bedrooms • Alarms in each room such as bedrooms and living rooms. • Lounge • Dining room • Hallway • Family room NOTE: Thermal heat alarms are designed to be installed in areas where flaming fires occur over smouldering fires. - Page 5 3. Placement: CEILING 4. How to set up and connect alarms: The thermal heat alarm is area All alarms that need to be connected in the house should be put into ‘Link Mode’ MAXIMUM 100cm specific. The alarm should be by sliding the switch on the back of the alarm to the ‘Link Mode’ position. placed on the ceiling and near where the potential fire risks may occur. NORMAL MODE LINK MODE Never install directly above the oven / hob / stove. For kitchen installation:...
- Page 6 Press the button on the top of one alarm only. This alarm will become the As the other alarms receive the specific house code, they will also flash the ‘Master’ and will start sending out a specific house code to the other alarms LED light. (take note of which alarm is the ‘Master’, you may need this for adding extra devices in future). The red LED will flash. When all alarms flash the red LED, they are connected and can be switched out of ‘Link Mode’ and installed.
- Page 7 5. Installation of heat alarm: MARK UP USE THE SCREW HOLES ENCLOSED Info: The label on the product must WITH A PEN SCREWS AND not be removed due to PLUGS FOR INSTALLATION important information. CLICK THE HEAT ALARM FIRMLY INTO Option 1 – Standard base THE BASE TO ACTIVATE 1.
- Page 8 Option 2 – Recess Kit 2. Using your hole saw (68mm-71mm), cut a 1. Place the Cover Ring on the area where you wish to install the heat alarm, INSERT RECESS KIT hole into the surface. trace around the inside of the ring. MOUNTING BASE INTO CAUTION: Ensure THE HOLE AND SECURE WITH SCREWS there is no wiring or any electrical equipment behind the surface you CLICK THE HEAT ALARM HOLE SAW...
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Page 9: Test Function
The alarms will emit a short beep and the LED will flash every 8 seconds for 2 minutes. TIP: It is safe to cover the sound output hole with your finger during the testing to minimise the sound level emitted. If any problems occur during testing, visit www.cavius.co.nz or www.cavius.com.au for further trouble shooting. -
Page 10: Alarm Mode
7. Normal mode: 9. Hush function: Please change to: If the heat alarms are to set into a false alarm by cooking, In normal mode the LED will flash every 48 seconds to show the alarm is functioning. fireplace, etc. all of them can be paused for 10 minutes by pressing the hush button on the originating alarm only (indicated by the flashing LED). 8. Alarm mode: You can hush each alarm individually, however the source alarm will continue When a rapid and constant change of temperature is detected, the heat alarm to sound until hushed. will go into ‘Alarm Mode’. It will sound the alarm signal and the LED will flash. Please note that only the source alarm’s LED will flash, so it can be identified. The reason for this is that it is necessary to locate the source of the alarm before using the hush function. This is to make sure that it is not a life The heat alarm will also transmit the alarm signal to the other connected threatening situation. -
Page 11: Add Extra Device
10. Add extra device: Low battery indicator: Your product has a 5 year battery life. All CAVIUS interconnected alarms within the When the battery is starting its end of life, a short beep will sound out every 48 seconds for 30 days. The alarm effected by the low battery will only beep, no other connected range can be added to the system as they run on the same frequency and use alarms will sound. - Page 12 FUNCTIONAL INFORMATION Developed & Manufactured by: Type of alarm: CAVIUS heat alarm is a thermal heat alarm. Julsøvej 16 - DK8600 Silkeborg Alarm signal: Fire alarm activation is indicated by a series of repeated tones. cavius.com - info@cavius.com The minimum sound level is 85 dB at 3 metres. Manufactured in P .R.C. Battery: Powered by one replaceable Distributor information: 3v CR123A, 1600mAh lithium battery.
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Page 13: Warranty
Under some unusual circumstances the presence of high levels of radio spectrum If this product has an acknowledged defect it must be returned to the national CAVIUS pollution may result in the batteries within the CAVIUS device not lasting as indicated in Distributor at the purchasers cost with the proof of purchase. the product sheet. Radio spectrum pollution comprises transmissions inside the band allocated for alarm devices such as the CAVIUS devices. - Page 14 The limited warranty will not cover the battery life period indicated in the product sheet in these situations. This warranty is in lieu of any other warranty either expressed or implied. You can register your CAVIUS devices on our website. www.cavius.co.nz | www.cavius.com.au 127482 rev2...
- Page 15 THERMAL HEAT ALARM THE WORLD’S SMALLEST PLEASE READ THIS USER GUIDE CAREFULLY...