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8. Alarm Visual and Audible Indicators

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Operational Mode

Visual  

Indications

Audible  

Indications

Note:

Initiating Alarm 

(Multiple alarms in 

an Interconnected 

system)

Green LED blinks once per 

second indicating that this 

is the unit initiating the 

alarm in an interconnected, 

multiple alarm, system. 
Red LED blink in time 

with alarm pattern.
Strobe will flash 1 time 

per second if AC power 

is applied.

3 long beeps, voice mes-

sage “Fire! Feu!”,3 long 

beeps, repeating.

Green LED operation of 

non-initiating alarms:
AC power applied:  On 

continuously.
DC Only power applied:  

Flash once every minute.
All P4010ACLEDSCOCA 

strobes in an 

interconnected system will 

flash in synchronization.

Smoke or CO Alarm 

Memory

Red LED blinks once 

every 16 seconds.

None

Pressing the Test/Hush 

button (dome) clears 

alarm memory.

Low Battery

Amber LED blink 2 times 

per second – AC Power 

applied

Red LED blink in time 

with unit chirp every 

60s. Battery backup 

(DC only).

AC Power applied – Unit 

will chirp once a minute 

followed by the voice 

message “Low Battery. 

Pile Faible”

Battery Backup – Unit 

will chirp once a minute, 

the voice message “Low 

Battery. Pile Faible” 

will occur once every 

15 minutes.

Ambient Light Sensor 

Feature – Inhibits Low 

Battery chirps during 

the night.

The alarm should be 

replaced within 7 days 

of low battery.  See 

Discharging/Killing The 

Battery section before 

disposing of alarm.

Fault Mode

Red LED will blink in time 

with unit chirp every 30 

seconds.  Separate from 

the fault blink, the amber 

LED will also flash a fault 

code every 30 seconds. 

The fault code can be 2 to 

14 flashes depending on 

the fault type.

Unit will chirp every  

30 seconds.

See Maintenance 

section.

End of Unit Life

Red LED blinks in time 

with unit chirp, 2 times 

every 30 seconds.

Unit will chirp 2 times 

every 30 seconds.

Ambient Light Sensor - 

Inhibits End of Unit Life 

chirps at night for the 

first 30 days of the End of 

Unit Life period.
Remove, discharge, and 

replace alarm as soon as 

possible.”

End of Unit Life, Hush 

Mode

Red LED blinks once 

every 2 seconds.

None, End of Unit Life 

chirps silenced.

Pressing the Test/Hush 

button (dome) will silence 

the chirps for 3 days at a 

time for a maximum of 30 

days.  After 30 days, End 

of Unit Life chirps cannot 

be silenced.
Remove, discharge, and 

replace alarm as soon as 

possible.

End of Unit Life, 

(30 days after End of 

Life chirps begin)

Red LED will blink in time 

with unit chirp 2 times 

every 30 seconds.

Unit will chirp 2 times 

every 30 seconds.

Remove, discharge, and 

replace alarm as soon as 

possible.

Summary of Contents for P4010ACLEDSCOCA

Page 1: ...roughly read this user guide which should be saved for future reference and passed on to any subsequent owner Photoelectric Smoke CO Alarm with LED Strobe and Voice User Guide 120V AC with 10 year sea...

Page 2: ...y to slam it shut if heat and smoke rush in If the escape route requires you to go through smoke stay close to the floor where the air is cleaner Crawl if necessary and breathe shallowly through a clo...

Page 3: ...corrected Never ignore the sound of the alarm In an interconnected system the initiating alarm Green LED will flash every second Pressing the Test Hush button on the initiating alarm unit will silence...

Page 4: ...s 4 Recommended Locations 5 Locations To Avoid 6 Installation Activation Instructions 7 Operation And Testing 8 Alarm Visual and Audible Indicators 9 Smoke Alarm Nuisance And Hush 10 Battery 11 Discha...

Page 5: ...rms and that they should never play with the unit If you have any questions about the operation or installation of your alarm please call our toll free Consumer Hotline at 1 800 880 6788 IMPORTANT Rea...

Page 6: ...2 Product Features and Specifications Test Hush Button dome Red Alarm Light Discharging Killing the Battery see Discharging Killing the Battery section Green Operate Light Alarm Sounder AC Connector...

Page 7: ...an initiating alarm ALARM EVENTS Smoke Alarm Repeating pattern of 3 long beeps in time with red LED blinks followed by Fire Feu Strobe flashes once every second continuously CO Alarm Repeating pattern...

Page 8: ...5 30 45 90 5 25 100 0 LIGHT INTENSITY IN DEGREES PERCENT ANGLE 90 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 0 ZERO AXIS WALL FLOOR 5 10 15 20 25 Sensor Photoelectric and Electrochemical Mounting Wall or ceiling Applicatio...

Page 9: ...zation sensing alarms may detect invisible fire particles associated with fast flaming fires sooner than photoelectric alarms Photoelectric sensing alarms may detect visible fire particles associated...

Page 10: ...dous locations as defined in your local building code It is not designed for use in a recreational vehicle RV or boat The installation of this device should not be used as a substitute for proper inst...

Page 11: ...ery Sleeping Room Locate an alarm in every room where electrical appliances are operated i e portable heaters or humidifiers Locate an alarm in every room where someone sleeps with the door closed The...

Page 12: ...OM FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SMOKE ALARMS CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS SMOKE CO ALARM TOTAL HOME PROTECTION FIGURE 1C Install smoke alarms on sloped peaked or cathedral ceilings following the mounting guidelines o...

Page 13: ...IZONTAL DISTANCE FROM PEAK NOT IN THIS AREA ANYWHERE IN THIS AREA 0 9 m 3 MINIMUM BEST PLACEMENT S T A G N A N T A I R MINIMUM 10 cm 4 NEVER HERE ACCEPTABLE PLACEMENT 30 5 cm 12 MAXIMUM CEILING 10 cm...

Page 14: ...ection install at least one alarm close to the bedrooms For additional protection see Figure 1A WARNING Test your alarm operation after mobile home has been in storage or unoccupied and at least once...

Page 15: ...be made by a qualified electrician and all wiring used shall be in accordance with codes having jurisdiction in your area The multiple station interconnect wiring to the alarms must be run in the sam...

Page 16: ...ible to interconnect up to a total of 6 remote signaling devices and or relay modules see below for details on interconnecting Kidde devices The following models can be interconnected using the standa...

Page 17: ...unted Activating The Alarm 1 After installation of the mounting bracket attach the AC quick connect harness to the unit If AC power is on at this time the unit will chirp once to signal that power has...

Page 18: ...ons the alarm will sound a loud 85dB pulsing alarm with voice message The voice message for CO detection is Warning Carbon Monoxide Monoxyde de carbone The red LED blinks in time with the alarm patter...

Page 19: ...m Memory If an alarm experiences a smoke or CO alarm event and then stops alarming the red LED will blink once every 16 seconds to alert you that this unit has previously alarmed Pressing and releasin...

Page 20: ...s User Guide under the section What to do when the alarm sounds Smoke Alarm activation CO detected Red LED blinks in time with alarm pattern Strobe will flash 4 times go off for 5 seconds and then rep...

Page 21: ...Unit will chirp once a minute the voice message Low Battery Pile Faible will occur once every 15 minutes Ambient Light Sensor Feature Inhibits Low Battery chirps during the night The alarm should be...

Page 22: ...minutes This feature is to be used only when a known alarm condition such as smoke from cooking activates the alarm The smoke alarm is desensitized by pushing the Test Hush button dome on the initiat...

Page 23: ...battery monitor circuit While powered by AC the amber LED will blink 2 times a second and the unit will chirp once a minute followed by the voice message Low Battery Pile Faible When powered in DC Bat...

Page 24: ...Battery WARNING Failure to DISCHARGE alarm as instructed prior to disposal may create potential for lithium battery related fire or hazard To Discharge The Alarm Rotate the alarm counterclockwise to...

Page 25: ...an enclosed area are all possible sources of CO The following conditions can result in transient CO situations Excessive spillage or reverse venting of fuel burning appliances caused by outdoor ambie...

Page 26: ...and people with heart or respiratory problems are especially vulnerable If symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are experienced seek medical attention immediately CO poisoning can be determined by a...

Page 27: ...eal the vents and interfere with the sensor s ability to detect smoke and CO Never attempt to disassemble the unit or clean inside This action will void your warranty The following substances can affe...

Page 28: ...emergency You may not be able to reach your children It is important they know what to do Familiarize everyone with the sound of the smoke CO alarm and train them to leave your home when they hear it...

Page 29: ...e living area s of a guest suite 6 In the living area s of a residential board and care occupancy small facility Smoke Detection Are more smoke alarms desirable The required number of smoke alarms mig...

Page 30: ...iable for loss of use of this product or for any indirect special incidental or consequential damages or costs or expenses incurred by the consumer or any other user of this product whether due to a b...

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