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  • Page 1 Smoke detector i10 User guide English...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents 1. Product overview ..........2 2. Placement ............3 3. Assembly/Installation ........6 4. Installer settings ..........9 5. Description of push button/LED radio ..11 6. Alarms from serial-connected device ..12 7. Alarm test ............12 8.

  • Page 3: Placement

    1.1. Product features • Sealed built-in 10 year lithium battery. • Approved according to EN14604: 2005 (fire alarms) • Unique X-profile detection chamber with integrated insect screen. • Software that maximises detection and reduces false alarms. • Switches on automatically when clicked into place on the radio base.
  • Page 4 Recommended placement of smoke and heat detectors: SINGLE-STOREY ENPLANSHUS MED BED- DINING KITCHEN BEDROOM SOV- KÖK SOVRUM MATSAL HOUSE WITH ROOM ROOM TVÅ SOVAVDELNINGAR TWO BEDROOMS LIVING ROOM VARDAGSRUM FIRE ALARMS, MINIMUM PROTECTION BRANDVARNARE, MINSTA SKYDD BEDROOM SOVRUM FIRE ALARMS, RECOMMENDED BRANDVARNARE, REKOMMENDERAT SKYDD PROTECTION BEDROOM...
  • Page 5 7. Do not install fire alarms in kitchens, boiler rooms and garages where smoke and dust can cause false alarms. 8. Do not install on poorly insulated walls and ceilings where cold air boundary layers can prevent smoke from reaching the fire alarm.

  • Page 6: Assembly/Installation

    3. Assembly/Installation Do not store devices at temperatures below 0°C and above 45°C as this may cause unwanted alarms and disturbances after initial installation. However, these will stop after a short time when the device has become acclimatised to the new temperature. Prolonged periods under these conditions will reduce the lifetime of the device and may void the warranty.
  • Page 7 3. Align the arrow on the back of the fire alarm with the arrow inside the mounting plate, when the fire alarm is aligned correctly on the mounting plate, turn clockwise until the locking wedge clicks into place. The built-in battery will now automatically activate and the fire alarm will start up with an internal silent test.
  • Page 8 3.2. Installation of serial-connected devices The radio card is used to connect our various devices for smoke, heat and carbon monoxide to each other, max. 8. The radio card has a built-in non-replaceable lithium battery for 10 years of operation. The radio cards must be connected with each other in order to be able to communicate, which takes place either automatically the first time they are turned on or via a manual procedure.

  • Page 9: Installer Settings

    3.2.2. Manual pairing Manual pairing of devices is done in installer mode. See section 4 Installer settings. All devices must be paired with the personal alarm phone in accordance with section 3.1, points 3–8. See section 7 for testing the entire chain. 4.
  • Page 10 N.B. The connected devices must not be switched off or moved away until the master device is ready and its push button has gone out. It is not possible to add a device that is already paired. It must first be reset via “Delete device”.

  • Page 11: Description Of Push Button/Led Radio

    5. Description of push button/LED radio In normal operating mode (no alarm) (See Fig. 1 A) • Briefly press the button once to display the device number of the radio card. • The button flashes with x flashes for the device number. •...

  • Page 12: Alarms From Serial-Connected Device

    6. Alarms from serial-connected device If there is an alarm from one device, the others will first emit a pre-alarm. The pre-alarm consists of three beeps and then the number of clicks for the unit device of the alarm activated. (Example: beep beep, click, click, “Device no.

  • Page 13: User Information

    7.1.2. Test of alarm chain for individual smoke detectors Test the entire alarm chain by pressing the test button (see Fig. 2) three times within two minutes to send an alarm, wait for the operator to respond to the alarm. 7.1.3.
  • Page 14 8.2. What to do if the alarm sounds • Make sure everyone leaves the building as soon as possible. • Check that nobody is left behind! • Do not run, and leave personal belongings behind. • If safe to do so, close all windows and doors when evacuating the premises/area to prevent fire from spreading.

  • Page 15: Maintenance Manual

    9. Maintenance manual A regular fire alarm maintenance program will help keep your alarm in good working order. • Vacuum the alarm every six months and wipe with a damp cloth to prevent the sensors from clogging. • Do not paint the alarm. •...

  • Page 16: Technical Data

    This means that the product can be returned to an appropriate municipal recycling centre, to Careium or to the retailer. Detailed instructions are available from your retailer...

  • Page 17: Legal Information

    EU Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS2). 13. Legal information The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties applicable to Careium products and services are set forth in the warranty terms accompanying these products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting any additional warranty.
  • Page 18 Smoke Detector i10 Svenska Manual_Smoke_Detector_i10_100x148_en-gb_v10 ©2021 Careium AB. All rights reserved. www.careium.com...

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