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350.135UK User Manual

 

Thank you for choosing this Mercury carbon monoxide alarm. This alarm is design to protect 
you and your family from carbon monoxide poisoning. Any household or indoor area that has 

a fireplace or combustion appliance will have an increasing chance of rising carbon monoxide 
levels, especially in older buildings where ventilation is lacking. Please read through the 

following manual carefully on how to correctly install, operate and maintain the device, and 
also for action to be taken in the event of detection of dangerous CO levels. 

 

Product Specifications: 

 

Apparatus 

Type B 

Batteries 

3 x AA (supplied) 

Alarm level 

85dB @ 1m 

Sensor 

Electromechanical 

Static working current 

80uA 

Operating temperature 

0°C to 45°C 

Storage temperature 

-20ºC to 50ºC 

Humidity 

0 to 90% RH 

Lifetime 

7 years from first use 

Dimensions 

120 x 87 x 40mm 

Weight 

220g (incl. batteries) 

 

Product layout: 
 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for COD100B

Page 1: ...COD100B Carbon Monoxide Alarm Item ref 350 135UK User Manual...

Page 2: ...ntilation is lacking Please read through the following manual carefully on how to correctly install operate and maintain the device and also for action to be taken in the event of detection of dangero...

Page 3: ...level It is advised to locate the alarm near the potential source of CO such as rooms with a boiler fireplace or gas oven For optimum detection the alarm needs to be installed at least 1 5m above the...

Page 4: ...roundings When the alarm is powered the green power LED will flash once every 45 seconds to indicate it is working When the working voltage drops below 3 5V the alarm will beep when the power LED flas...

Page 5: ...d be below 25ppm Therefore when the count is below 25 the LCD will only display 0ppm and the temperature reading in a 30 second cycle To meet EN50291 standards the alarm will activate within following...

Page 6: ...o all active gas including chemical cleaners Always perform a manual test after cleaning to ensure the alarm is working normally Also the battery compartment needs to be checked on regular basis for s...

Page 7: ...an open door or window for fresh air Do a head count to check all persons are accounted for 3 DO NOT re enter the premises or move away from the door window until the alarm has stopped 4 Call the UK E...

Page 8: ...led appliances in enclosed spaces Do not use fueled generators in enclosed space Paraffin flueless heaters should not be used in a bedroom or an enclosed space Ensure all flues chimneys or other venti...

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