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2GIG-SMKT4-433
WIRELESS SMOKE & HEAT ALARM
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The Wireless Smoke & Heat Alarm (2GIG‐SMKT4‐433) is a point‐type,
wireless, battery powered alarm that detects excessive smoke and
heat in buildings. The alarm uses photoelectric technology to detect
the amount of scattered light caused by smoke particles from a fire.
The heat alarm can be triggered by a quick rate of rise condition.
Features include:
• Smoke and heat detection
• Self‐contained, status LED, and built‐in 85 dB Piezo sounder
• Supervised transmitter
• Test/Hush button
• Easy installation and programming
NOTE:
Use the 2GIG Control Panel to configure the Wireless
Smoke & Heat Alarm to receive smoke and heat alarms. To
learn how to program a wireless sensor, see the Control
Panel's Installation & Programming Guide.
Figure 1 Wireless Smoke & Heat Alarm
A
Test/Hush Button
B
LED Indicator
C
Anti‐Tamper Release
D
Sensing Chamber
E
Piezo Sounder
This alarm contains a built‐in 85 decibel Piezo sounder.
CAUTION:
Long or repeated exposure to sounds at or above 85 decibels
can lead to Noise‐Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL).
Contents
Verify that the package includes the following:
• 1—Wireless Smoke & Heat Alarm
• 2—Plastic Wall Anchors with Phillips Head Screws
• 3—1.5 V AAA Duracell MN2400 Batteries
Mounting the Alarm
This alarm must be installed by qualified personnel in accordance with
all regulations defined by national, state, and local fire safety
authorities.
To mount the alarm:
Select the mounting location. The alarm should be placed either
1
on the ceiling or up high on a wall.
Ensure that the mounting location is a minimum of four (4)
NOTE:
in (100 mm) from each wall as shown in Figure 2 below.
Figure 2 Mounting the Alarm
A
4 in (100 mm)
B
4 in (100 mm)
2
Install the batteries (included) in the alarm. See "Inserting and
Replacing the Batteries" on page 3.
3
(Optional) If there is a need to activate the built‐in anti‐tamper
lock, carefully remove the center of the anti‐tamper tab on the
backplate shown in Figure 3 below.
NOTE:
This locks the Wireless Smoke & Heat Alarm to its
backplate and requires the end user to depress the anti‐
tamper release to separate the alarm from its backplate.
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Figure 3 Anti-Tamper Lock
Remove Center of Tab on Backplate
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- Page 1 (Optional) If there is a need to activate the built‐in anti‐tamper lock, carefully remove the center of the anti‐tamper tab on the backplate shown in Figure 3 below. NOTE: This locks the Wireless Smoke & Heat Alarm to its backplate and requires the end user to depress the anti‐ tamper release to separate the alarm from its backplate. — Figure 3 Anti-Tamper Lock Remove Center of Tab on Backplate Test/Hush Button LED Indicator Anti‐Tamper Release Sensing Chamber Piezo Sounder This alarm contains a built‐in 85 decibel Piezo sounder. CAUTION: Long or repeated exposure to sounds at or above 85 decibels can lead to Noise‐Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL). Contents Verify that the package includes the following: • 1—Wireless Smoke & Heat Alarm • 2—Plastic Wall Anchors with Phillips Head Screws • 3—1.5 V AAA Duracell MN2400 Batteries Copyright © 2014 Linear LLC...
- Page 2 At the programming question titled Q: Enter RF Sensor # Serial Press and hold the Test/Hush button for approximately six (6) Number (7 Digits), place the Control Panel into learning mode. seconds. When the Activate a Sensor to Learn its ID screen appears on When the alarm goes into the triggered state, release the Test/ the Control Panel, activate the wireless sensor as follows: Hush button. Hold down the Tamper button (see C in Figure 5 on page 3) • The RED LED flashes every one (1) second. or the Test/Hush button (see A in Figure 1 on page 1) for • The Piezo sounder will emit the Temporal 3 pattern. approximately six (6) seconds. • The Control Panel will go into the alarm state. To use the Test/Hush button, the alarm must be in the TIP: • The name of the programmed zone for the Wireless Smoke tamper position (i.e., the alarm must be separated from its & Heat Alarm displays on the Control Panel’s screen. backplate). After you release the button, the wireless sensor transmits its TX ID or serial number to the Control Panel. On the Control Panel screen, verify that the Type and ID# was received. Continue with the wireless sensor programming steps. At the programming question titled Q: Select RF Sensor # Loop Number, specify the appropriate loop number for the sensor: • Loop 1. Enables the smoke detection function. • Loop 2. Enables the heat detection function. Copyright © 2014 Linear LLC...
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Page 3: Smoke Test
• The RED LED flashes every one (1) second. into the compartment in the wrong direction. Always • The Piezo sounder will emit the Temporal 3 pattern. replace the battery with the same or equivalent type (see • The Control Panel will go into the alarm state. "Specifications" on page 6). Never recharge or disassemble • The name of the programmed zone for the Wireless Smoke the battery. Never place the battery in fire or water. Always & Heat Alarm displays on the Control Panel’s screen. keep batteries away from small children. If batteries are swallowed, promptly see a doctor. Once the alarm is triggered on the detector, it will reset only after the rate of rise condition clears. When to Replace the Batteries If the alarm fails any of the tests in this document, NOTE: When the batteries are low, the YELLOW LED flashes once every 12 follow the instructions in "Cleaning the Alarm" on page 4. seconds, and the Piezo sounder emits an audible chirp once every 48 seconds until the batteries are replaced. The chirps can be silenced for 12‐hours by pressing the Test/Hush button. Battery life is a minimum of one (1) year, and varies depending on how often the unit is tested. NOTE: Continuous exposure to high heat may reduce battery life. Copyright © 2014 Linear LLC... -
Page 4: Cleaning The Alarm
Power‐Up RED, RED, RED, One (1) None YELLOW, YELLOW, YELLOW, chirp after (Normal) GREEN GREEN GREEN nine (9) flash flash flash seconds sequence sequence sequence every 8 every 8 every 8 seconds. seconds. seconds. *ANSI S3.41 Temporal 3 refers to cycles of three (3) pulses: 0.5 second ON, 0.5 second OFF, followed by one (1) second OFF. ** Status indicators available on the Wireless Smoke & Heat Alarm, no indicators displayed on the Control Panel. Copyright © 2014 Linear LLC... -
Page 5: Safety Tips
• Do NOT mount the alarm where it can be knocked, damaged, or inadvertently removed. • Do NOT place this smoke alarm within five (5) ft (1.5 m) of a kitchen appliance, furnace, water heater, or other source of combustion to minimize nuisance alarms. Safety Tips • Develop a Family Escape Plan and discuss it with all occupants. • Draw a map of the home showing all doors and windows. • Identify at least two (2) ways out of every room (if possible) and practice using those ways out. • Ensure that all outside doors open easily. • Agree on an outdoor meeting place, such as a light pole, mailbox, or tree that is a safe distance from the dwelling. • Teach children how to escape on their own in the event that no one is available to assist them. • Always close doors behind you as you leave. • Conduct a “fire drill” at least twice a year, and at both day and night. Ensure every occupant participates. Family Escape Plan The time between the detection of fire and the threat of fire becoming deadly can be a matter of seconds. Always plan and practice for rapidly deteriorating conditions, focus on a rapid exit, and hold fire drills so all dwellers are aware of the actions to take if the alarm sounds. When it sounds, always remember to: • Get out and stay out. Never go back inside for people/pets. • To escape through smoke: Get low and go under it. • Call the fire department from outside your home. For additional safety tips, consult your national, state, and local fire safety authorities. Copyright © 2014 Linear LLC... -
Page 6: Specifications
Low Voltage (LVD) Directive 2006/5/EC, Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances (RoHS) Directive 2011/65/EU, W.E.E.E. Directive 2012/19/EU Conformity was assessed using a Technical Construction File and testing to the following standards: EN 14604, EN 50130‐4, EN 61000‐6‐3, EN 60950, EN 300‐220‐1, EN 300‐220‐2, EN 301‐489‐1, EN 301‐489‐3 A copy of the European Union CE marking “Declaration of Conformity” may be obtained from: www.linearcorp.com/cedoc This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product is not to be thrown away with everyday waste. Instead, it is your responsibility to dispose of electrical 2GIG by Linear and electronics equipment by handing it over to a 1950 Camino Vida Roble, Suite 150 designated collection point for the recycling of waste Carlsbad, CA 92008 USA electrical and electronic equipment (W.E.E.E.). The separate collection and recycling of your waste electrical and electronic For technical support in the USA and Canada: equipment at the time of disposal will help to conserve natural 855‐2GIG‐TECH (855‐244‐4832) resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects Email: 2gigtechsupport@linearcorp.com human health and the environment. For more information about Visit web site for technical support hours of operation where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city office, or your household waste disposal For technical support outside of the USA and Canada: Contact your regional distributor service, or the shop where you purchased the product. Visit dealer.2gig.com for a list of distributors in your region 77‐000022‐001 Rev. A Copyright © 2014 Linear LLC...
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