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In a closet or in any closed compound.
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Where unit ven3la3on may be obstructed by curtains or furniture.
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Where dirt and dust may accumulate and block the sensor, preven3ng its opera3on.
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Where there is humidity and moisture.
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Directly over cooking installa3ons.
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Directly over sinks.
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By a door, window or any other place that may be subject to drads such as an air
extrac3on fan or ven3la3on aperture.
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Anywhere out of a structure.
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Where temperatures may drop below zero degrees cen3grade or exceed 55 degrees
cen3grade.
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Where it may be subject to impact or damage.
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When the sensor is installed in an area with rough working condi3ons such as extra
wet kitchens and laundry rooms, it should be protected by a transparent plas3c case
with holes at its boYom.
Places where the detector should
NOT
be posi3oned
