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6.
Test if the device works properly by pressing and holding the test/mute button for
approximately 3 seconds. If the device is working properly, it will beep four times and flash red.
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See back page (cover) for drilling template for vertical installation!
Functionality
Mode
Light signal
Audio signal
LCD display
Explanation
Standby
Green
flashes 1 x
per 40 sec.
No sound
CO level, temperature
Detector functions
correctly
Test
Red
flashes 4 x
quickly, followed
by 5 sec. short
break
4 x quickly, followed
by 5 sec. break
888 PPM
Detector functions
correctly
CO alarm
Red
flashes 4 x
quickly, followed
by 5 sec. break
4 x quickly, followed
by 5 sec. break
CO level
Detector has detected
carbon monoxide
CO alarm mute
Red
flashes 1x per
40 sec.
No sound
CO level, crossed-out
microphone
Alarm signal is muted
CO alarm memory
Green
flashes 3 x
per 40 sec.
No sound
“AL”
The detector has issued
a CO alarm in the last
48 hours
Low battery
voltage
Yellow
flashes 1 x
per 40 sec.
1 x per 40 sec.
Symbol low battery
Low battery voltage,
replace device asap
Low battery
voltage mute
Yellow
flashes 1 x
per 40 sec.
No sound
Symbol low battery and
symbol crossed-out
microphone
Low battery warning
muted for approx. 10 h.
Siren error
Yellow
flashes 2 x
per 8 sec.
No sound
"Err"
Siren error detected,
replace device asap
Sensor error
Yellow
flashes 2 x
per 8 sec.
2 x per 8 sec.
"Err"
Sensor error detected,
replace device asap
End of life
Yellow
flashes 3 x
per 40 sec.
3 x per 8 sec.
"End"
End of life, replace
device asap
Standby
In the standby mode, the CO level (if this is lower than 20 ppm it will display 0) and the room
temperature are shown, in an alternating manner. If the CO level exceeds 20 ppm, only the CO
level is displayed. This detector is equipped with a night mode, which means that the standby LED
is automatically switched off in dark areas.
Alarm
If the CO level in the room is too high, the carbon monoxide detector switches to the alarm mode
according to the scheme below.
•
0
30
–
0
49 PPM: Alarm signal after 120 minutes
•
0
50
–
0
99 PPM: Alarm signal after 60 - 90 minutes
•
100
–
299 PPM: Alarm signal after 10 - 40 minutes
•
> 300 PPM: Alarm signal within 3 minutes
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