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Installing 1 Onelink hardwired alarm with multiple
BRK standard hardwired alarms
1. Install as you would
non Onelink alarms,
interconnecting with
standard BRK wiring
harness.
2. Push Test button
on Onelink alarm.
All interconnected
alarms should
sound.
3. Pushing the Test button on
the standard hardwired alarms
will cause all interconnected
hardwired alarms to sound. Note:
To get the Onelink alarm to sound
when pushing the Test button
on standard hardwired alarms
you may have to hold it down
for up to 70 seconds depending
on alarm model. This is only
true during manual testing. During a smoke or CO event the
Onelink alarm will activate in the normal time frame.
Installing 2 or more Onelink hardwired or
battery powered alarms
Jobsite Prep
We recommend prepping your alarms for installation before
bringing them to the jobsite.
A Note about Onelink Alarms Setup
Onelink alarms use wireless Bluetooth to
interconnect and must be paired. They
also require internet access to the cloud to
complete the setup. We recommend pairing
alarms for multiple residences in one location such as your office
on a table rather than a jobsite standing on a ladder.
Why? To complete the setup you need a wireless router, an
internet connection, an iOS device with iOS 9 or later, an iPhone
5 or later and you need to scan a code from the side of the
alarm. You must have a valid account with an Internet Provider
to have access to the cloud. Or instead of a router you can also
use a hot spot on another iOS device or your vehicle if it is so
equipped. Again these devices must have a valid account and be
able to access the cloud.
Note: You do not need to have the hardwired alarms connected
to electrical power to complete this process. However, whether
setting up a hardwired or battery powered alarm, once you
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