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Care@Home™

Smoke Detector

User Guide

ESUGSC009

Version 1.5

May 2019

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Page 1: ...Care Home Smoke Detector User Guide ESUGSC009 Version 1 5 May 2019...

Page 2: ...ge 5 2 2 3 Recommended Locations 6 2 2 4 Locations to Avoid 8 2 3 Setting Up an SK2 9 2 4 Testing the SK2 13 3 Operating the SK2 15 3 1 LED and Alarm Indications 16 3 2 Stopping the Alarm 17 4 Maintai...

Page 3: ...buildings Warehouses industrial buildings commercial buildings and other non residential buildings require special fire detection and alarm systems The SK2 is not a substitute for a complete fire dete...

Page 4: ...lips screwdriver Two DIN 7982 cross recessed countersunk head tapping screws 3 5 x 32 mm and wall anchors provided Two 1 5 V AA alkaline batteries 2 2 Determining the Best Location To determine the be...

Page 5: ...In all sleeping rooms and guest rooms 2 Outside of each separate dwelling unit sleeping area within 21 ft 6 4 m of any door to a sleeping room the distance measured along a path of travel 3 On every...

Page 6: ...ible If not possible install on the ceiling no closer than 10 cm 4 in to any wall or corner In rooms with sloped peaked or gabled ceilings mount the SK2 0 9 m 3 ft measured horizontally from the highe...

Page 7: ...tiple floor residence with a smoke alarm installed on each floor and in each bedroom WARNING Be sure doors or other obstructions do not block the path of smoke to the alarm Install at both ends of a b...

Page 8: ...n an air stream that has combustion particles Combustion particles are by products of something that is burning Therefore avoid areas where combustion particles are present such as A kitchen with few...

Page 9: ...rescent lights Any location where the normal ambient temperature is below 4 4 C 40 F or above 37 8 C 100 F 2 3 Setting Up an SK2 To set up an SK2 1 Remove the mounting bracket from the SK2 by rotating...

Page 10: ...bracket from the ceiling or wall 5 Drill a hole at each of the pencil marks using a 5 mm 3 16 in drill bit and insert the wall anchors Caution When you drill the holes prevent dust from getting on the...

Page 11: ...EMERGENCY button lights up in blue with a circular movement effect 8 Insert the two batteries into the battery compartments observing the correct polarity NOTE After you insert both batteries into th...

Page 12: ...blinks blue three times Failure The control panel beeps and the ring lights up red for two seconds Try to pair the PIR again Already paired The control panel beeps the ring lights up blue and the EMER...

Page 13: ...e bracket tabs and insert the bracket tabs into the SK2 slots 12 Turn the SK2 clockwise on the bracket until you hear a click 2 4 Testing the SK2 To test the SK2 and ensure the installation is success...

Page 14: ...ser Guide WARNING To prevent injury the SK2 must be securely attached to the ceiling or wall in accordance with the installation instructions 2 Press the TEST MUTE button until the alarm sounds The SK...

Page 15: ...g the SK2 the SK2 may have detected smoke Proceed as follows 1 Determine if The alarm is real Is there smoke Is there a fire The alarm is false 2 If the alarm is triggered by smoke from a non serious...

Page 16: ...e alarm for 12 hours Check the Event Log in the Care app or Event Details in the Care web application to identify the fault If the smoke detection sensitivity is still not working contact your supplie...

Page 17: ...senses smoke To dissipate the smoke do the following Open a window in the room where the SK2 is installed Fan the air around the smoke alarm If the alarm persists clean the SK2 Refer to 4 2 Cleaning t...

Page 18: ...g the battery Cleaning the device 4 1 Replacing the Battery Replace the batteries when the SK2 indicates that the battery charge is low To replace the batteries 1 Remove the SK2 from the mounting base...

Page 19: ...tabs and insert the bracket tabs into the SK2 slots 5 Turn the SK2 clockwise on the bracket until you hear a click If the SK2 is not mounted onto the bracket correctly a loud continuous tone is trigg...

Page 20: ...m the dust from the detection chamber b Use the soft brush attachment of the vacuum cleaner to remove dust and dirt from the detection chamber Caution Never use water or cleaners to clean the SK2 c Re...

Page 21: ...protocol Frequency FSK modulation 869 225 MHz Europe 868 3 MHz China 916 5 MHz North America and Australia RF coverage 700 m 2 296 ft open air Encoding 32 bit ID over 4 billion combinations Environmen...

Page 22: ...Specifications 22 Care Home Smoke Detector User Guide Category Details Compliance CE FCC IC UL cUL...

Page 23: ...n Do not overload electrical circuits Stoves fireplaces chimneys and barbecue grills should be o Properly installed o Kept grease free o Kept away from combustible materials Portable heaters and open...

Page 24: ...e route Do not stop to collect anything or to get dressed Feel the doors to see if they are hot If they are not hot open them carefully Do not open a door that is hot Use a different escape route Stay...

Page 25: ...ke alarms If residents are hearing impaired Special smoke alarms such as those with both visual and audible alarms should be installed for hearing impaired residents If residents are sound sleepers WA...

Page 26: ...o you some or all of the above disclaimers exclusions or limitations may not apply to you By using the information contained herein you agree that the laws of the State of Israel without regard to pri...

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