DITECH DT5653, Instruction Manual

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In such cases any warranty claim is invalid. There is no liability for
consequential damages.
• Only use the device if it is in flawless state.
• Observe the performance limits of the device and its environ-
mental conditions.
• Only operate the device in a dry and dust-free environment.
• Do not expose the device to the influence of humidity, vibra-
tion, continuous solar radiation or other types of radiation,
coldness or mechanical load.
• Ensure that children do not play with this device or its pack-
aging. Children must be monitored if necessary.
• Do not throw packaging material carelessly away. Plastic
foils, bags, styrofoam parts etc. may become a dangerous
plaything in the hands of children.
2.3 Conformity
Hereby the manufacturer declares that the device complies with Regu-
lation 2014/53/EU. The complete text of the EU Conformity Declaration
is available under the following URL: www.ditech-haustechnik.de.
3 Function
The DITECH Smart Home iL Alarm Siren is conceived for use in-
doors and ensures acoustic and optical signalling in cases of alarm,
for example triggered by the DITECH Smart Home iL Motion Sen-
sor. The alarm is deactivated by taught-in DITECH Smart Home iL
devices or the DITECH Smart Home iL app.
• In case of activation, the integrated speaker gives out an
alarm tone with a sound pressure level of more than 90 dB.
Several different signal tones can be selected. Two red LED
signal lamps additionally ensure optical signalling, thus guar-
anteeing an early warning in cases of alarm.
• The battery-operated alarm siren is installed to a wall or a
ceiling with a mounting plate, included in the scope of deliv-
ery, using screws and dowels.
• The integrated tampering contact sends an alarm to the app
if someone tries to uninstall or manipulate the alarm siren.
• Communication with other components is performed via the
Homematic (HmIP) radio protocol. Radio transmission is real-
ised on a non-exclusive transmission path; thus, interference
cannot be completely excluded. Interference can be caused
e. g. by switching processes, electric motors or defective
electric appliances.
The range inside buildings can be strongly different from
the range in open air.