Summary of Contents for Firesafe DU1001
- Page 1 OUTLET HEAT DETECTOR OWNER’S MANUAL FireSafe Outlets Duplex Cover FireSafe Outlets Decora Cover Model: DU1001, DU1002 & DU1003 Model: DE2001, DE2002 & DE2003...
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Page 2: Installation And Use
(including amplifiers) that produce heat. • Ensure any objects and/or furniture is a minimum of 5 inches away from FireSafe Outlets to allow for maximum alarm output. Alarm speaker opening should not be impeded by any items. -
Page 3: Installation Instructions
FireSafe Outlets are designed as an early warning heat-detecting device that monitors your outlet for any increase in temperature outside the normal range. FireSafe Outlets have four heat-detecting contact plates that slide on top of the terminal screws of the receptacle, either making contact or getting in close proximity to the terminal screws. - Page 4 STEP 3: To test product before installing, press and hold the Reset/Test button for 3 Seconds. The LED will turn RED and the alarm will beep 3 times. STEP 4: Turn OFF POWER at the circuit breaker and TEST that the power is o at the receptacle before removing the existing outlet cover.
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Page 5: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting: The way your receptacle was initially installed can create a number of obstructions that prevent FireSafe Outlets from being properly installed and/or operating correctly. Always turn o electrical power before working around outlets. If you are unsure about the instructions or require additional assistance, please consult a licensed electrician. - Page 6 Troubleshooting Type 2: Wires in the Way If wire excess is near the terminal screws this may prevent the contact plates from touching the terminal screws. Wire excess will need to be moved for the contact plates to properly fit in the outlet box. If you are unsure about the instructions or require additional assistance, please consult a licensed electrician.
- Page 7 Excessive paint may coat the sides of the receptacle and prevent accurate temperature readings of the outlet. Any excess paint will need to be removed from the terminal screws for FireSafe Outlets to properly monitor your outlet. If you are unsure about the instructions or require additional assistance, please consult a...
- Page 8 Please note that the orientation of the receptacle in the outlet box determines how FireSafe Outlets should be positioned during installation. If the receptacle has no “ground pin”, install FireSafe Outlets with the housing unit (location of the LED, Reset/Test Button and Speaker are located) aligned to the same side of the larger “neutral”...
- Page 9 Outlets with the housing unit (location of LED, Reset/Test Button and Speaker are located) positioned below the “ground pin”. If the receptacles “ground pin” is located above the “neutral” and “hot” opening, install FireSafe Outlets with the housing unit (location of LED, Reset/Test Button and Speaker are located) positioned above the “ground pin”.
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Page 10: Operations Mode
Low Battery Alarm Activated: The low battery alarm activation means that your battery voltage is depleted beyond the point of having the capacity to operate FireSafe Outlets. THE BATTERY MUST BE CHANGED IMMEDIATELY! Before changing the existing battery, you MUST... -
Page 11: Warnings And Disclaimers
Warnings and Disclaimers • FireSafe Outlets are intended as an early warning outlet heat-detecting device to notify present occupants that their outlet is starting to overheat beyond the normal temperature range. FireSmart Technology Inc. makes no claim that their products will stop outlets from catching fire or prevent fires from occurring. -
Page 12: Product Warranty
In no event should FireSmart Technology Inc. or the manufacturer be liable for loss of use of FireSafe Outlets or for any indirect, incidental or consequential damages, or costs, or expenses incurred by the consumer or any other user of this product. FireSmart Technology Inc.
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