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8. Install Carbon Monoxide Sensors (cont'd)
Transmits a trouble to the Hub).
• Green LED blinks once every 10 seconds = Tamper con-
dition. (Note: Transmits a trouble to the Hub).
• Red LED blinks once every 10 seconds; sounder chirp
every 45 seconds = End of Life Warning. The unit has
reached the end of its operational life and will no longer
detect the presence of carbon monoxide. The unit can
NOT be made operational and therefore MUST be re-
placed. (Note: Transmits a trouble to the Hub).
• Red LED blinks once every 45 seconds; chirps after 7
days = Low Battery. Chirp Silence: Press recessed
TEST / HUSH button to temporarily disable the Low Bat-
tery Chirp ("sleep") for 12 hours.
• Green LED blinks every 10 seconds (sounder is silent) =
Normal standby operation.
CO ALARM PROCEDURE
When a carbon monoxide alarm occurs:
1. Immediately evacuate the premises and move to fresh
air, either outdoors or by an open door or window.
2. Call emergency services (Fire Department or 911)
3. Ensure that all persons previously within the premises
are accounted for. Do not re-enter the premises until
authorized by emergency service responders.
4. If the CO alarm reactivates, repeat steps 1-3 and call a
qualified service technician to investigate all possible
sources of carbon monoxide, such as from fuel burning
RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION LOCATIONS
A CO detector should be located in every sleeping
area, in each of the other family living units, but
just outside the kitchen.
LIVING ROOM
BASEMENT
Napco iSecure Security System
BED BED
HALL
ROOM ROOM
RECREATION ROOM
Indicates required CO detector
Indicates optional CO detector if
door is not provided between Living
and Recreation rooms.
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appliances and other equipment, and repair all prob-
lems found immediately. Note any equipment not in-
spected and refer to the equipment manufacturer's doc-
umentation, or contact the manufacturer's directly for
more information about how the equipment can leak
carbon monoxide into the premises. Ensure all motor
vehicles are not, and have not been, operating in an
attached garage, operating adjacent to the premises, or
operating next to ventilation fresh air intake vents. Nev-
er restart the source of a CO problem until it has been
corrected.
5. If the CO condition that caused the alarm continues, the
alarm will reactivate. Never ignore the sound of the
alarm! If the CO alarm resounds, the detector is sens-
ing levels of CO that can quickly become a dangerous
situation. EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY (repeat steps 1-
4).
MAINTENANCE
To keep your detector in functioning correctly, you must:
• Test the unit once a week by pressing the Test/Hush
button (insert a non-conductive pointed object, such as a
toothpick)
• Carefully vacuum the unit cover once a month to remove
accumulated dust
• Never use detergents or solvents to clean the unit.
Chemicals can permanently damage or temporarily con-
taminate the sensor
In family living units with more than
one sleeping area, a CO detector
should be provided for each separate
sleeping area.
BEDROOM
Install a carbon
monoxide alarm in
the basement and on
LIVING
each floor except the
attic or a storage
area.
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BEDROOM
DINING
ROOM ROOM
BASEMENT
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