Automatic activation of the LCD
If the CO concentration rises to a value of more than 50 ppm and the carbon monoxide
alarm goes into ALARM status, the digital display will automatically activate.
The display remains active for as long as the alarm continues.
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Returning to normal mode
The alarm ends if the carbon monoxide concentration falls below the preset sensitivity
threshold. The green POWER indicator lights continuously.
Fault display
The CO alarm carries out a continuous self-test. Flashing of the yellow FAULT indicator
indicates the presence of a fault. In addition, two short signal tones are issued per
minute.
2 short signal tones every 60 seconds,
yellow FAULT indicator flashes
If the FAULT indicator is active, there is a defect in the device or the CO alarm is worn
out after a service life of approx. 6 years.
The CO alarm must be replaced in this case!
Digital display
The carbon monoxide alarm is equipped with a digital display (LCD display) to show
the CO concentration. The unit shown on the display is parts per million (ppm). The
LCD display can show values between 30 and 999 ppm.
Normal mode
No values are shown if the ambient air is normal.
Activation of the LCD by the customer
Press the TEST button for 1-2 seconds to activate the LCD:
The following display appears if the measured CO concentration is less
than 30 ppm:
The measured CO value is displayed if the concentration is greater than 30 ppm.
The display remains active for 15 seconds.
What to do in the event of an alarm
Remain calm in the event of an alarm. Carry out the following measures:
Open all doors and windows to increase ventilation and allow the carbon monoxide
to escape.
Stop using all combustion devices and, if possible, make sure they are
switched off.
If the alarm continues, clear the building. Leave doors and windows open.
Do not enter the building again until the alarm signal has muted.
Get medical assistance for anyone who shows symptoms of carbon monoxide
poisoning. Draw attention to the fact that carbon monoxide poisoning is suspected.