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- Page 1 Smart Technology, Made to Care Smoke/Heat+ Quick Reference Guide we-cair.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents ● Page 3 - How they Work ● Page 4 - Preparing the Devices ● Page 5 - Interlinking Devices - PCB Method ● Page 6 - Interlinking Devices - Unit Method Page 7 - Test Pairing ● ● Page 8 - Pair Additional Devices Page 9 - Unpair Devices ●... -
Page 3: How They Work
Smoke/Heat+ How they Work The Smoke+ and Heat+ are discreet, compact units. When activated, a loud audible alert will be emitted and a radio message will be sent to the alarm receiving device. The Smoke+ and Heat+ are interlinked alarms, and can be connected to other Heat+ or Smoke+ devices, so that each of them alerts when one of the devices is activated. -
Page 4: Preparing The Devices
Smoke/Heat+ Preparing the Devices Firstly, unpack all units to be connected and separate the sensors from the ● mounting plates. Turn Switch 1 on the PCB into the ON position for all devices to be paired. ● ● The LEDs on all devices will flash rapidly red and orange. ●... -
Page 5: Interlinking Devices - Pcb Method
Smoke/Heat+ Interlinking Devices - PCB Method Place the devices that are to be paired within 0.3m of each other ● ● To pair the devices, press Switch 2 on the PCB on one of the devices. The red LED will rapidly flash on all devices. ●... -
Page 6: Interlinking Devices - Unit Method
Smoke/Heat+ Interlinking Devices - Unit Method To pair, position and secure the sensors into their mounting plates. ● ● Press the ‘Test’ button on any device and the sensor will emit a series of clicks. When the clicks cease the devices have been paired. ●... -
Page 7: Test Pairing
Smoke/Heat+ Test Pairing To test the pairing, press the test button on any connected detector. ● ● The unit will beep three times then fall silent. All other detectors will sound until the test is stopped. ● ● To stop the test, press the test button on any Smoke/Heat+ detector. ●... -
Page 8: Pair Additional Devices
Smoke/Heat+ Pair Additional Devices To pair another device, place close to a device that has already been installed. ● ● Put Switch 1 into the ON position. Press the test button on a paired device. ● ● All the devices in the paired group will now sound. ●... -
Page 9: Unpair Devices
Smoke/Heat+ Unpair Devices To unpair a device, turn Switch 1 to the OFF position. ● ● Now press and hold down Switch 2. Whilst still holding down Switch 2, return switch 1 to the ON position and release. ● ● The LEDs will flash and the device has now been unpaired. -
Page 10: Registering To A Notifier/Other System
Smoke/Heat+ Registering to a Notifier / Other System Ensure all the devices are paired, secured in their mounting plate and turned on ● ● Prepare the Notifier/other system by entering registration mode Activate the alarm by pressing the test button ●... -
Page 11: Changing The Protocols
Smoke/Heat+ Changing the Protocol The Smoke+ is an interoperable device with two built-in radio protocols: Tunstall and TeleAlarm. To check the protocol currently programmed, ensure Switch 1 is in the ON position and press Switch 3. Two flashes indicate it is programmed to the TeleAlarm protocol, whilst three flashes indicate it is programmed to the Tunstall protocol. -
Page 12: Positioning And Installation
Heat+ Positioning and Installation The heat alarm should be mounted on the ceiling in the middle of a room, and at ● least 300mm away from walls, light fittings, doors, windows, vents and bathrooms/shower rooms. ● Ensure the chosen location is also within range of the alarm receiving device and any other connected devices. - Page 13 Smoke+ Positioning and Installation The smoke alarm should be mounted on the ceiling in the middle of a room or ● hallway, and at least 300mm away from walls, light fittings, doors, windows, vents and bathrooms/shower rooms. ● If it is necessary to mount it on a wall, ensure it is at least 150mm below the ceiling and 300m away from a corner.
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Page 14: Status Indications
Smoke/Heat+ Status Indications The Smoke+ and Heat+ feature a sounder and a red LED indicator which can be seen on the front of the units. The flashing LED and/or associated beeps indicate the following conditions: ● Power - One brief flash every minute with no beep confirms the unit is powered correctly ●... -
Page 15: Testing
Smoke/Heat+ Testing Testing should take place weekly to ensure correct operation, and also to check that the link to the alarm receiving device is still working. Testing can be carried out by simply pressing and holding the test button for a few seconds. -
Page 16: Silencing
Smoke/Heat+ Silencing The units can be silenced by momentarily pressing the test button. This is ideal for non-emergency situations where nuisance alarms may have been created, for example, by steam. The red LED will flash every 12 seconds to remind you that the smoke alarm has been silenced and will automatically reset to quiescent mode after 10 minutes. -
Page 17: Cleaning
Smoke/Heat+ Cleaning The units should be cleaned regularly to ensure it works properly. The pattress can be cleaned with a very lightly damped cloth. Do not use an abrasive material, any chemical cleaning agents or any other liquids to clean the pattress as these may damage the unit. Avoid using aerosol based cleaning agents as these may cause false alarms. -
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