Innohome Stove Guard SGK5010 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 23

Warranty

The warranty applies from the date of purchase. This 
warranty does not affect your legal rights. The warranty 
covers the use of the product under normal circumstanc-
es in private households and housing associations. 
The warranty is limited to replacement of defective 
components. 

The warranty applies only when the product is used 
according to the instructions. It does not cover damage 
caused by misuse, improper handling, use of force, bat-
teries, dust, dirt, water or other environmental factors.

If you have a warranty claim, contact your retailer for 
instructions. We only accept authorized returns with a 
complete description of the defect. After the warranty 
period, you will be charged for repairs and it may not 
always be possible to have the product repaired.

Warranty claims do not extend the original warranty 
period, and the warranty on spare parts expires at the 
same time as the product warranty. Unless otherwise 
provided by law, the manufacturer shall not be liable 
for additional claims, including for personal or material 
damage arising from the use of the product or its defi-
cient function or malfunctioning.

Disposal

Information about disposal of electrical 
and electronic waste (private households). 
EU Directive 2012/19/EC on recycling of 
waste electrical and electronic equipment 
(WEEE)

This symbol on the Stove Guard and 
associated documents means that this 
product should not be disposed of with 
normal household waste. For proper handling and 
recycling, this product must be delivered to a separate 
collection point where it will be accepted free of charge. 
The product can be returned to your local retailer when 
purchasing a corresponding new product.

Proper disposal of this product helps to save valuable 
resources and prevent potentially harmful effects on 
human health and on the environment, which may oth-
erwise occur in the event of improper handling of waste.

EU Declaration of Conformity

As the product's manufacturer, we declare under our 
sole responsibility, that this product corresponds to: 

•  Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU
•  The Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU
•  The RoHS Directive on the Use of Hazardous  

Substances 2011/65/EU 

... and the following harmonized standards and 
technical data are used: 

•  Fire prevention devices for hobs EN 50615:2015 (Cat. B)*
•  EN 60730-1:2011 (Control Unit); Clause H.27 (Sensor)
•  Device Requirements EN 60335-2-31:2014, Clause 30
•  EN 60670-1:2005+A1:2013, EN 60670-22:2006
•  Electromagnetic Compatibility and Radio Spectrum 

Matters (ERM) EN 300 220-1 V3.1.1, EN 300 220-2 
V3.1.1

•  Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) EN 301 489-1 

V2.1.1 and EN 301 489-3 V2.1.1

•  RoHS EN 50581:2012

EN 50615: 2015 European standard for stove guards, 

approved 05.01.2015, available 06.03.2015. The full title of 
the standard: Household and similar electrical appliances. 
Safety. Particular requirements for devices for fire preven-
tion and suppression for electric hobs (cooktops). Tested 
by an independent, accredited testing laboratory (Eurofins 
Expert Services Finland).

 

The Control Unit is independently tested and categorised as Category 

2 Receiver. Reference: ETSI EN 300 200-2 V3.1.1  Short Range Devices 

(SRD) operating in the frequency range 25 MHz to 1 000 MHz; Part 2: 

Harmonised Standard covering the essential requirements of article 3.2 

of Directive 2014/53/EU for non-specific radio equipment. Subclause 

4.4.2 Blocking.

Signed for and on behalf of Innohome Oy:

CTO Matti Myllymäki

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Matti Myllymäki 

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Summary of Contents for Stove Guard SGK5010

Page 1: ...essional kitchen The Control Unit must be installed by an authorised electrician INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INSTALLATION P 4 13 USER GUIDE P 14 21 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS P 22 24 1 2 INN...

Page 2: ...he Stove Guard will not completely isolate the cooker It must never be used to turn off the cooker s power supply for service repair Do not short circuit charge open or heat the batteries There is a r...

Page 3: ...arms 16 After alarm Cookers with mechanical controls 16 After alarm Cookers with touch controls 16 Dislocation alarm 16 Action in the event of an alarm 17 Other settings 18 19 Changing the sensitivity...

Page 4: ...STALLATION 1 Installing the Stove Guard To install correctly follow the instructions STEP 1 Installation of the Heat Sensor p 5 11 STEP 2 Installation of the Control Unit p 12 STEP 3 Function test p 1...

Page 5: ...iling Follow these instructions for correct installation Installation plate with adhesive tape Heat Sensor Optional IR lens extension black INSTALLATION LOCATIONS 1a Installation under cooker hood 1b...

Page 6: ...nce Mount the Heat Sensor If there is a metal mesh grease filter on the cooker hood make sure it is greaseless and dry Press at least for a minute from the opposite side while attaching adhesive Caref...

Page 7: ...nformation on page 18 alternatively watch the film on sensitivity configuration 3 DISTANCE FROM COOKER TO HEAT SENSOR MOUNTING LOCATION SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION 0 60 cm wide cooker 61 90 cm wid...

Page 8: ...nute while attaching adhesive Carefully remove the protective film from the installation plate Attach the Heat Sensor with the LED facing the user Attach the installation plate while the Heat Sensor i...

Page 9: ...nsitivity level is 45 60 cm above the cooker Please refer to the table underneath together with the information on page 18 alternatively watch the film on sensitivity configuration DISTANCE FROM COOKE...

Page 10: ...stance between the cooker and ceiling Place the Heat Sensor directly above the center point of the cooker Make sure that the surface is clean and dry Mount the Heat Sensor Make sure that ceiling is gr...

Page 11: ...ensitivity configuration DISTANCE FROM COOKER TO HEAT SENSOR SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION Mounting height above the cooker 0 90 cm wide cooker Sensitivity Number of beep s 160 200 cm Recommended Im...

Page 12: ...cted throughout the entire installation Disconnect the power Switch off the power at the consumer unit Note Do not turn on the Consumer unit before the Heat Sensor is set and ready for a function test...

Page 13: ...sor will also emit a test alarm after a few seconds Note Check that there is no power going to the cooker Reset the alarm It is important to reset the alarm after a function test to ensure power to th...

Page 14: ...2 USER GUIDE...

Page 15: ...at it is not a dangerous situation The Heat Sensor has then learned more about your cooking habits and you can continue cooking Please note When installing the Heat Sensor on the ceiling the learning...

Page 16: ...all cooker controls to 0 then press the Heat Sensor button once After this the cooker can be used nor mally With ceiling installation reset button is needed to return the power Touch controls If the S...

Page 17: ...No power The cooker is too hot for the power to be turned back on Make sure that the controls are set to 0 Wait until the cooker has cooled down and the Control Unit starts emit ting a short ring with...

Page 18: ...correct sensitivity level it is important the process is not rushed Ensure the sensor button is pressed firmly down each time holding for a period of 1 second before releasing Ensure to pause for 1 s...

Page 19: ...ity Watch the film https vimeo com 321504446 Factory settings BEEP BEEP 19 Pairing devices The units are already paired at the factory When replacing the Heat Sensor or the Control Unit the devices mu...

Page 20: ...or if it is covered by dirt or grease It can also be triggered by a problem with the radio connection or malfunction of the Control Unit ANSWER 2 Make sure that the Heat Sensor is firmly attached to t...

Page 21: ...from many retailers or an induction suitable cooking vessel Place the adapter plate on a cooker and perform a heat test by turning on the plate This test is not absolutely necessary as potential prob...

Page 22: ...Signal LED should face towards use 3 Voltage 230 400 VAC Extremely low energy use approx 1 W Automatic electrical switch For safe connections up to 10 mm2 wires Alarm signal 80 dB A 1 m RF 433 MHz Pat...

Page 23: ...ur local retailer when purchasing a corresponding new product Proper disposal of this product helps to save valuable resources and prevent potentially harmful effects on human health and on the enviro...

Page 24: ...ve 2 Stove Guard s maximum supply current allowed is 32A and the appropriate diversity factor is 100 The diversity factor applies to Stove Guard installations with parallel connected relays Type 1 or...

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