DETECTOR INSTALLATION
Heat detectors are intended to be complementary to smoke detectors and should be placed
in areas where the smoke alarm cannot be used.
If your home has only one floor, for optimum protection a smoke detector should be placed
in the corridor between the room and the living room, installing it as close as possible to the
areas where it is spent most of the time ensuring that the alarm can be heard when the
rooms are occupied. (See figure 1)
If your home has several floors, to achieve a minimum protection, a detector must be
installed at the bottom of the stairs as well as one at each landing of the home. This
includes basements, but excludes other useful spaces and unfurnished attics.
Note: for high protection, smoke detectors should be installed in every room (except
kitchens, bathrooms and garages). Heat detectors should be located in kitchens, garages,
boiler rooms, etc. within 5.3 m of potential heat sources. Do not install a heat alarm in the
bathroom, toilets or any other room where the de-detector can be activated by steam or
condensation.
INSTALLATION OF THE DETECTOR ON A SLOPING CEILING
On irregularly shaped, sloped or peaked ceilings, install the smoke detector 900 mm from
the highest point measured horizontally because that "dead air" zone can prevent the
detector from working properly.
Places where NOT to install the detector:
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Places where the temperature can fall below 4ºC or rise above 44ºC.
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Wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, toilets where the relative humidity can exceed
90%.
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Near a decorative object, door, lighting fixture, window frame, etc. that can prevent
smoke or heat from entering the alarm.
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Next to or directly over hot components, such as radiators or wall ventilation ducts that may
change the direction of air currents.
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In dusty and dirty environments, such as workshops.
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Place the unit at least 1.5 m (5 ft) away and place the wiring at least 1 m (3 ft) away from
fluorescent lamps where electrical "noise" and/or flickering can affect the unit. Do not
place wiring on the same circuit as fluorescent lights and/or dimmers.
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Do not install in insect-infested areas. Insects and contamination on the heat alarm
sensor may increase its response time.
HEAT ALARM OPERATION
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Once the heat alarm has been installed, a red LED light will flash approximately once a
minute during normal operation.
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When the heat detector detects the temperature rise beyond the set temperature, the unit
will emit a loud 85dB alarm sound. During the alarm state, the red LED light will flash
rapidly.
Installation
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Mark the appropriate location on the wall or ceiling, according to the two holes in the
detector's bracket.
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Drill two 5mm diameter holes in the ceiling or wall, then insert the two plastic plugs into
the holes.
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Secure the bracket to the wall with the screws.
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Mount the detector body on the bracket by turning it counter-clockwise until it is secure.
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After installing or replacing the battery, reinstall the detector. Test the alarm using the
test button and check that the red LED flashes every 30 seconds.
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Test the alarm using the test button. The alarm will emit 3 short beeps in a row, stop for
2 seconds and repeat the 3 beeps, and so on.
CHECKING THE CORRECT OPERATION OF THE DETECTOR
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It is recommended that you test the heat detector once a week to ensure that the
detector is working properly.
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Press and hold the test button for approximately 3 seconds. A loud pulsing alarm will
sound to indicate proper operation. During the alarm state, the light indicator will flash
rapidly.
DETECTOR MAINTENANCE
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If the heat detector emits a short beep once a minute, this indicates that the battery is at
the end of its life and must be replaced immediately. This low battery warning will sound
for at least 7 days. The battery should last at least 1 year in normal operation mode of the
detector.
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If the red indicator LED does not flash every minute, replace the battery.
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Clean the detector at least once every six months to prevent dust accumulation. This can
be done by using a hoover with the brush attachment. Gently clean around the front grill
and sides.
Heat detector
C-LOGIC 760-SD
SKU: CLOGIC760SDCBINT
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ENGLISH
ENG
You can download the complete manual at the URL
https://clogic-intl.com/clogic-760-sd
FULL MANUAL DOWNLOAD
MANUFACTURER:
MGL International
APAC:
MGL GLOBAL SOLUTIONS LTD
Flat 4-1, 4/F, No. 35, Section 3 Minquan
East Road. Taipei, Taiwan.
Tel: +886 2-2508-0877
EMEA:
MGL EUMAN S.L.
Parque Empresarial Argame, 33163
Morcín. Asturias, Spain.
Tel: +34 985-08-18-70
AMERICAS:
MGL AMERICA, LLC.
US East Coast:
2810 Coliseum Centre
Drive, Ste. 100. Charlotte, North Carolina,
28217 USA
Tel: +1 833 533-5899
US West Coast:
760 Challenger Street.
Brea, California 92821 USA
Tel: +1 310-728-6220
www.mgl-intl.com
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Replace the battery at least once a year, or if the audible alarm sounds once a minute.
Note:
This instruction manual contains important information about the correct installation and
operation of the heat detector. Please read the instructions carefully and keep them for
future reference.
DETECTOR INSTALLATION
Figure
1
Figure
2
SPECIFICATIONS:
Power supply
1x9V battery
Battery life
At least 1 year
Alarm current
<30mA
Standby current
<30uA
Maximum operating temperature:
50ºC
Recommended coverage area
200m
2
Recommended space coverage
13,5m
Maximum distance to the wall
7,7m
Sound alarm
85 dB máx.
INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
