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Important 

Information

 

Symbols

The following symbols are used throughout this 
User Manual and on the product.

This symbol on the product indicates that 
there is a safety hazard or an operation 
requiring care to avoid damage to the product 
or environment. You must read the 
appropriate sections of the User Manual to 
understand the nature and severity of all the 
potential hazards present and the action you 
must take.

This symbol on the product indicates that you 
should read and understand this User Manual 
before using this product.

This symbol on the product warns you of hot 
surfaces or heat by convection.

This symbol on the product indicates that 
this part of the device is susceptible to static 
damage.

To comply with WEEE (Waste Electrical & 

Electronic Equipment) Regulations the crossed 

out refuse container symbol on this product 
or literature indicates that it should not be 
disposed with other business waste at the end 
of its working life. To help ensure that valuable 

resources are reused and recycled, and to 

prevent possible harm to the environment 
or human health from uncontrolled waste 

disposal, please separate this from any other 

types of waste.

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• 

Read this User Manual completely before using your 
Solo 365.

• 

Keep this User Manual - Save all safety and operational 

instructions for future reference.

• 

Take note of the Warnings - Read carefully and follow 

all warning labels on the product and those described 
in this User Manual.

• 

Solo 365 is electronic test equipment and care should 
be taken when handling and storing. Dropping the 

unit on to a hard surface could damage it. Please look 

after it, treat it with care for lasting use.

•  This product is designed for indoor use only and 

should not be subject to harsh environments. It is not 

designed for use in hazardous areas (those containing 

explosive vapour or dust). Do not use the equipment 

in places where temperatures and/or humidity are 

high or go through rapid changes including:

  

- Direct sunlight

  

- Near heat sources (stoves, radiators, etc.)

  

- Sandy or dusty environments

  

- In the presence of strong magnetic elds

  

- Places prone to strong vibration

 

- Restrictions detailed in the Technical 

 

  Information (see Section 10.2). 

• 

Solo 365 may be used in ceiling and oor voids but 

care must be taken to ensure that the unit and cup 
can pass through gaps in both directions.

•  Stop using Solo 365 immediately if you notice any 

damage or unusual odours, liquids or sounds coming 

from the unit. Turn the power off immediately and 

consult technical support and troubleshooting (Section 

8 onwards).

•  Use only approved accessories as described in this 

manual that are recommended by the manufacturer 

for your Solo 365.

•  Do not use your Solo 365 if it is not operating 
 

correctly (see fault nding guides) and consult 

 

Troubleshooting (Section 9) of this manual. If required 
seek technical advice (Section 10).

•  If the equipment is used in a manner not specied 

by the manufacturer, the protection provided by the 

equipment may be impaired and warranty invalidated.

Summary of Contents for Solo 365

Page 1: ...User Manual www solo tester com...

Page 2: ...s Lithium Ion rechargeable batteries Do not dismantle open shred or incinerate batteries Do not expose batteries to heat or re Avoid storage in direct sunlight Do not short circuit a battery Do not st...

Page 3: ...bels on the product and those described in this User Manual Solo 365 is electronic test equipment and care should be taken when handling and storing Dropping the unit on to a hard surface could damage...

Page 4: ...olo tester com 4 Kit Contents Solo 365 Electronic Smoke Detector Tester Kit containing Solo 365 Head Unit x 1 Solo 371 Smoke Generator x 1 Solo 370 Lithium Ion Battery Pack x 1 Solo ES3 Smoke Cartridg...

Page 5: ...www solo tester com 5 Solo 365 Universal USB Charger x1 Product Registration Card x1 Quick Start Guide x1 USB Lead x1...

Page 6: ...al Purge 5 ASD Adaptor Testing ASD Systems 5 1 Installing the ASD Adaptor 5 2 Testing with the ASD Adaptor 6 Removing Replacing 6 1 Removing the Smoke Cartridge 6 2 Replacing the Smoke Cartridge 6 3 R...

Page 7: ...ntal requirements WEEE Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment Regulations Solo 365 accessories and batteries are suitably marked to be recycled in accordance with your local environmental requirements...

Page 8: ...e service and maintenance tasks with ease Solo 365 includes advanced technology that simpli es functional testing of smoke detectors in the eld 1 Clear cup 2 Smoke outlet 3 Proximity sensor 4 Automati...

Page 9: ...on can be removed by wiping with a lint free cloth Empty generators may be returned to the manufacturer via the reseller for environmentally friendly disposal to comply with WEEE Waste Electrical Elec...

Page 10: ...ld cartridges Empty cartridges may be returned to the manufacturer via the reseller for environmentally friendly disposal to comply with WEEE Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment Regulations 3 4 Inse...

Page 11: ...roduct is not compatible with alternative access poles Take the Solo access pole and press down the locking button on Solo 365 Align it with the location hole and push the Solo 365 handle further into...

Page 12: ...ashing Green Power on Fast flashing Blue Testing normally Slow flashing Red Consumable low Fast flashing Green Clearing ready Fast flashing Red Consumable low Main status indicators flash fast Blue Ma...

Page 13: ...65 so the detector is clear from the cup 2 The Status Indicator LEDs will flash fast green 3 Raise the unit over the detector again whilst the status indicator LEDs are flashing fast green 4 The Statu...

Page 14: ...e and replacing the cup with the Solo 365 ASD Adaptor Product Code Solo 372 001 Fig 6 Users should note that using the Solo365 in this configuration is outside the scope of the UL classification for S...

Page 15: ...y pressing the function button for one second the status LEDs will flash orange 7 Within 20 seconds ensure Solo365 is locat ed over the sampling hole on the aspirating pipe to carry out the test Fig 1...

Page 16: ...ils Fig 11 Do not remove the generator 6 2 Replacing the Smoke Cartridge 1 Remove the cartridge form the bag 2 Slide cartridge completely into generator housing following the guide rails Fiig 12 3 Onc...

Page 17: ...ir duster Any condensation can be removed by wiping with a lint free cloth 6 4 Replacing the Smoke Generator 1 Insert the generator firmly into the recess engaging clips 1 and 2 Fig 14 NOTE Once the g...

Page 18: ...x4 Solo 365 Smoke Generator Solo 365 ASD Adaptor Solo 365 Smoke Cartridges x12 Solo 365 Service Pack containing Spare 1058 x 1 Solo 370 x 1 Solo 371 x 1 SOLO371 001 SOLO372 001 ES3 12 PACK 001 SERVIC...

Page 19: ...from the other arm 8 3 Removing Replacing the Membrane 1 Ease the membrane off the clear cup gently 2 Take the replacement membrane and stretch it over the clear cup Fig 18 8 2 Replacing the Clear Cu...

Page 20: ...remove the battery Check the fan moves freely if not remove the smoke cartridge and generator from within Solo 365 Fan faults may occur due to debris getting inside the unit Carefully use an air duste...

Page 21: ...or cartridge Dimensions H including handle x W widest x D Dimensions H excluding handle x W widest x D Dimensions as above with cup in user position Clear cup dimensions Storage humidity range Battery...

Page 22: ...which is provided in good faith but nothing contained herein is intended to incorporate any representation or warranty either express or implied or to form the basis of any legal relations between the...

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