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Operation of a smoke detector is limited in the following
areas:
•  in bathrooms, garages or kitchens.
•  in drafty areas, e.g. near ventilator shafts.
•  in extremely dusty areas.
•  in areas with high ambient humidity.

Minimum

protection

Maximum

protection

Mounting and installation

• Choose a suitable area to mount the detector, on the
ceiling in the centre of the room according to

Fig. 5

Fig. 7

• Follow the installation instructions according to

Fig. 7

  No objects or obstacles should be found within a
  50 cm radius around the smoke detector.
•  Attach the mounting plate to the ceiling according to

Fig. 3

• Insert the battery and connect it correctly according
to

Fig. 2

. The red LED ﬂ ashes approx. every 45

seconds

Fig. 3C

•  Place the smoke detector onto the installed mounting
  plate and carefully turn it in a clockwise direction until it
  clicks into place

Fig. 3A + 3B

• Check that each installed smoke detector is operating
correctly using the test key

Fig. 3C

Comprehensive alarm system and connecting
several smoke detectors together

To immediately and clearly hear the warning signal of
each individual smoke detector, we recommend that you
connect the individual smoke detectors together.
Up to 30 smoke detectors can be connected together by
wire or radio.
• Use J-Y(St)Y2x2x0.6 or AWG 23 wires and connect
them according to

Fig. 4

. Make sure the cables are

connected correctly: plus to plus and minus to minus.
• Connect individual smoke detectors according to

Fig. 4

•  When all smoke detectors have been connected
  together, perform a function test.
•  Press and hold the test key

Fig. 3C

on a connected

smoke detector for approx. 20 seconds to trigger the
alarm on all the smoke detectors.

Function

The smoke detector automatically performs a self-test
every 45 seconds. The LED ﬂ ashes brieﬂ y to indicate this.
•  Test the device each time you replace the battery.
•  Check that the smoke detector is operating correctly at
  least once a year using the test key

Fig. 3C

Battery and rechargeable battery information

Old batteries may not be disposed of with the
unsorted household waste. Owners of used
batteries are legally obliged to recycle the batteries

and can return them free of charge to the place of
sale. Batteries contain material which is harmful to the
environment and health, and must therefore be disposed
of professionally.

Recycling instructions

This device must not be disposed of with unsorted
household waste. Owners of old devices are
required by law to dispose of this device correctly.

Contact your town council for further information.

Correct action in the event of a ﬁ re

Keep calm!
Alert the ﬁ re service.

It is important that the ﬁ re service is told the following
information:
• Your name (name, phone number)
• The location of the ﬁ re (address)
• What has happened (extent of ﬁ re)
• How many people are injured
• Then wait to see if the operator has any questions.

Alert all the people who live with you.
Help aged, sick and disabled persons.
Close all windows and doors.
Do not use lifts.

If you have any doubts as to whether or not it is a genuine
alarm, still act as if there is a real ﬁ re.

Tone

Red LED

Description

Intermittent alarm signal

Flashes at the same time as the
audible alarm signal

Alarm triggered on individual detector if
smoke is detected. Automatically resets
if no smoke is detected

Intermittent alarm signal

No LED

Alarm triggered by connected detector.
The triggered detector can be identiﬁ ed
by an intermittent alarm signal and
ﬂ ashing LED. Automatically resets if no
smoke is detected

Short signal emitted approx.
every 45 seconds

Flashes at the same time as the
audible signal

Replace the battery

No signal

Flashes every 45 seconds

Device is ready for use

Short signal emitted approx.
every 45 seconds

Flashes alternately with the
audible signal

Faulty, replace the device

Technical information

Product

Smoke alarm FMR 3033, FMR 3392, type 32