Abus FURM50001, Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Rooms with lots of vapour and steam, e.g. swimming pools and washing areas. Condensation can
form both on, and inside, the detector.
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Areas in which there are a lot of insects, e.g. attic space or greenhouses
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Places with a high level of dust or dirt.
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Areas where the air can be contaminated with solvent, e.g due to thinner, petrol or turpentine.
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External areas. Smoke and foreign bodies can carry over great distances.
11.4 Examples
The following images illustrate good and bad positions for smoke alarm devices. Fig. 7 shows an
apartment. Figs. 8 and 9 show a small two storey house.
Fig. 7