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Malfunction Alarm
The microprocessor will activate the malfunction alarm
when it detects a fault in the detector’s operation. The
LED will alternately flash Red and Green while the
sounder beeps twice every 15 seconds. The Mute switch
will not function. REMOVE THE DETECTOR IMMEDI-
ATELY
AND RETURN IT FOR REPAIR OR
REPLACEMENT.
Low Power Operation
This detector will operate normally down to 7V DC. Do
not operate this detector below 7V DC.
Troubleshooting Guide
Problem Cause/Solution
No LED Faulty power connections,
reverse polarity, bad or
missing fuse or dead bat-
tery.
No sound in test Defective - return immedi-
ately
No Red LED in test Defective - return immedi-
ately
Alarms after warm up with
no propane present Contaminated sensor from
a n e x t e n d e d s t o r a g e
period. Press Test/Mute
switch.
Red/Green LED constant
alarm no reset Defective - return immedi-
ately
Led And Sounder Signals
Color Detector Opera-
tion Sounder
Yellow Flashing Warm-Up Cycle Off
Solid Green Normal Off
Flashing Red Alarm Continuous
Flashing Green Mute Cycle Off
Flashing Red In Mute Cycle Beep Every 30
Seconds
Red/Green Alter-
nating Malfunction 2 Beeps Every
15 Seconds
Specifications
Power Supply 12 vDC
Operational Voltage 7-16 vDC
Current Draw 46 mA @ 13.5 vDC
Operational Temperature -31°F to 150°F
-35°C to 66°C
Relative Humidity 15% to 93%
Audible Output 85 db @ 10 feet
Visual Alarm Signal Blinking Red
Visual Mute Signal Blinking Green
Visual Malfunction Signal Alternating Red/Green
Alarm Trigger < 25% of the LEL of Pro-
pane and Methane
Confirmation Circuit 8 Seconds
40-441 3” x 3.5” x 1.38”
40-442 6.5” x 3.5” x 1.38”
Alternate Case
40-442 4.8” x 3.5” x 1.3”
Case Material Geon 3700
Flame Rating 94 5V
Warranty 1 Year Limited
Testing Laboratory Underwriters Laboratories
Standard 1 4 8 4 R e v. 2 P r o p a n e
Detectors For Residential/
RV Use
Effects of Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde From Building Materials
Certain building products such as particle board, fiber-
board and hardwood plywood are manufactured with an
adhesive containing urea-formaldehyde. These products
emit a small quantity of formaldehyde into the air.
Other products containing formaldehyde or urea-
formaldehyde resins are some carpets, draperies, uphol-
stery, fabrics, deodorizers, cosmetics and permanent
press fabrics. Formaldehyde is also a by-product of com-
bustion and is produced by cigarettes and gas
appliances.
The concentration of formaldehyde in the indoor air
depends upon the quantity and emission rates of all the
emitting products in the structure compared to the vol-
ume of indoor air and the fresh air ventilation rate. As
with other indoor pollutants, ventilation should reduce
formaldehyde levels.
W ARNING
Formaldehyde levels in the indoor air can cause
temporary eye and respiratory irritation and may
aggravate respiratory conditions or allergies.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
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