American Hospital Supply, LLC
2219 Main Street, #464
Santa Monica, CA 90405
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Pre-drill and use concrete anchors for all 4 holes (not included).
Recommended 3 ⁄16" x 13 ⁄4" concrete anchors.
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Drywall with Metal Studs
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Using metal studs is possible but not recommended. Instead, drywall anchors
and screws for all 4 holes are recommended. Pre-drill for anchors using 50
lbs. metal drywall anchors with fins for easier installation.
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Features & Components
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Alarm (optional)
– Cabinets may be equipped with an audible alarm to announce a
rescue is in progress. Alarm components include:
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Cabinet Key Switch & Door Switch Alarm Wiring
- The key switch is used to turn
the alarm on and off manually from outside of the cabinet.
Note: the key switch does
not lock the cabinet door.
The plunger style switch activates the alarm automatically
when the door of the cabinet is opened. Cabinets are designed to always remain
unlocked to ensure easy access during an emergency.
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Duplicate key
- provided with each new cabinet
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Strobe (optional)
- must be ordered with a specific model of the cabinet. This cannot
be not be retrofitted onto models purchased without the strobe.
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Alarm Switch & Battery Case
- The alarm requires a 9-volt alkaline battery which
provides power to the optional alarm & strobe for about 2 years (batteries not
included). A single Phillips screw removes the battery case. A manual on-off switch
is built into the side of the alarm.
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Alarm Installation & Activation Instructions
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Battery Installation and Maintenance
– Must use a new, non-expired 9-volt alkaline
battery (not included). Battery compartment is accessible by removing the Phillips head
screw from the battery case. A yearly battery change and regular inspections of the
battery are recommended.
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Activation of Alarm -
In order to activate the alarm (and strobe if equipped), use the
provided keys and turn the keyhole clockwise 90°. Once activated, the alarm will sound
when the cabinet door is opened, and continue alarming until the cabinet door is closed,
at which point it will silence. Alarm system has a high decibel level at 120 dB.
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To Check the Battery
– ensure the alarm key and alarm switch are both turned to the
ON position. Open the door and the alarm will sound if the battery remains functional.
