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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Waste electrical products should not be disposed
of with household waste. Please recycle where
facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or
retailer for recycling advice.
1. Important Information
This alarm is designed for installation by a qualified (licensed) electrician, in
accordance with current Building Code of Australia (BCA) Regulations and
to any other local or building codes that may apply.
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Hard wired smoke alarms require a constant 240V AC supply.
Battery Back-up models additionally require a healthy battery too.
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A healthy mains supply is indicated by a constant green L.E.D. (mains)
indicator.
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Test the alarm weekly by pressing (and holding) the test button.
The alarm and all those interconnected to it will sound.
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Vacuum your alarms regularly to reduce the likelihood of nuisance
alarms, caused by dust contamination.
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Never paint or expose alarm to water – this is a 240V alarm.
(If painting or building work is being carried out close to alarm,
temporarily cover with a plastic bag).
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If the alarm chirps every 30-40 seconds at the same time as the red LED,
it indicates the battery needs replacing (if you are in rented property,
advise your Landlord).
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If the alarm chirps every 30-40 seconds in between red LED flashes this
indicates the alarm is in fault. Press and hold the Test button to reset the
unit but replace it if the alarm does re-enter fault mode.
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If there is any question to the cause of an alarm, it should be assumed that
the alarm was due to an actual fire and the dwelling should be evacuated
immediately.
Smoke alarms will only function if properly selected,located,
installed and maintained as per instruction manuals.
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