Technical Information; Mounting - Placement - Emos P56502 Manual

GB | Smoke Detector
This manual contains important safety information regarding the installation and operation of the
detector. Carefully read this manual and store it safely for future use. Familiarise other residents of
the building with the operation of the detector.
Create an evacuation plan in case of fire and perform a drill every month. All residents of the building
should be familiar with the detector signals in order to be able to immediately react to them. The
detector allows the detection of smouldering flames accompanied by thick black smoke, which can
take hours before they turn into a large fire.
Warning:
If construction work causing a large amount of dust is taking place on your premises, you should
remove the detector to protect it from dirt. If you cannot do so for any reason, cover the openings of
the detector for the duration of work, by e.g. a plastic bag. A covered detector will not detect smoke.
Uncover it every day after work is finished.

Technical information:

Sensor type: photoelectric cell
In accordance with standard EN 14604:2005/AC:2008
Service life: 10 years
Operating temperature and humidity: 0 °C to +40 °C, 5 % to 93 % (without condensation)
Enclosure rating: IP20
Acoustic signalisation: > 85 dB at a distance of 3 m
Power supply: 220–240 V/50–60 Hz, back-up battery 1× 9 V (5-year battery life)
Power consumption: < 8 μA in standby mode, < 28 mA in alarm mode
Smoke detection sensitivity: 0.10 to 0.16 dB/m
Dimensions: 45 × 140 × 140 mm
Weight: 246 g
Detector Description (See Fig. 1)
1 – TEST/SILENCE button
2 – red LED
Back – Mounting Housing (See Fig. 2)
Mounting the Detector (See Fig. 3)
1 – holes in the ceiling
2 – wall plugs
Inserting Batteries (See Fig. 4)
Wiring Diagram (See Fig. 5)
L – phase
E – earth
Interconnect Wiring Diagram (See Fig. 6)
Mounting – Placement
The installation must be performed by a qualified person.
The person performing the installation is responsible for installing the product in accordance with
valid regulations.
When in doubt, leave the installation to a qualified professional.
Ideally, a smoke detector should be installed in every room of the house with the exception of kitchens,
bathrooms and garages.
Each floor of the house, including the stairs, should have at least one smoke detector installed.
The smoke detector should be located in a place where you can hear it even when you are sleeping,
e.g. in the hall in front of the bedroom.
Install the detector on the ceiling of each bedroom and the hall in front of the bedroom.
If the hall is longer than 9 m, install a detector on both ends.
3 – loud siren
4 – green LED
3 – front housing
4 – screws
N – neutral
I – Interconnect
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