GEV FlammEx FMG 4313, Руководство пользователя

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Please carefully read these operating instructions and keep them for use
at a later date!
By purchasing this device you have opted for a high-quality FlammEx product. Please read through these
operating instructions carefully in order to ensure that the device functions correctly. Keep these instructions
in a safe place so that you can refer to them later if necessary. Use this product only as intended (as described
in the user instructions). Do not alter, modify or paint the device, as this will render any warranties null and
void. Proper functioning cannot be guaranteed in this case.
Product description
A CO detector is an alarm that detects the concentration of carbon monoxide in the ambient air and activates an
alarm as soon as the concentration is too high.
This carbon monoxide alarm is not suitable for use as a smoke detector or as a flammable gas detector!
What you should know about carbon monoxide (CO)
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an insidious poison. It is a gas that has no colour, smell or taste. CO gas is formed
from the incomplete combustion of materials containing carbon, namely when there is insufficient oxygen for
such materials to burn properly.
This danger can arise with central-heating boilers, open fireplaces and car exhausts. The poison accumulates
in the blood and obstructs the passage of oxygen, which can lead to death from suffocation. Even small
concentrations of CO gas can cause damage to the brain or other organs of unborn babies without the mother
being affected.
Carbon monoxide (CO) has almost the same density as air and therefore disperses evenly around the room. It is
not possible to give precise instructions for the correct positioning of a detector.
Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning:
Minor indicators Moderate indicators Extreme indicators
• Mild headache • Severe headache • Unconsciousness
• Nausea/vomiting • Drowsiness • Cramping
• Fatigue • Confusion • Irregular heart beat
• High pulse rate • Death
Important information
The alarm should be installed by a competent and qualified person. A CO detector is no substitute
for smoke alarms, fire alarms or other flame alarms! This alarm is intended for use within a private
living space. It is not suitable for commercial or industrial applications, for use on motorboats or for
commercial vessels. The following materials can impair the proper function of the device on an ongoing
basis. Therefore, always keep the device away from: • Ammonia/liquid ammonia • Brush cleaner • Paint thinner
• Cellulose thinner • Propane • Butane • Isobutane • Isopropanol • Ethylene • Benzene • Toluene • Ethyl
acetate • Hydrosulphuric acid • Sulphur dioxide • Alcoholic substances • Hairspray • Aftershave • Perfume
• Cleaning agents
It cannot offer complete safety to people with special medical needs and cannot prevent the chronic effects
of carbon monoxide exposure to the human body. It is no substitute for the proper installation, utilisation
and maintenance of fuel-burning devices with ventilation and flue gas systems.
The CO detector must be replaced no later than seven years after first being commissioned. Please note
that there are other dangers where this alarm‘s ability to detect carbon monoxide will not help you, e.g. in
the event of gas leaks, fire or explosions. For such dangers we recommend our gas, smoke and heat alarms.
You can find more information about these on our website: www.gev.de
CO detector FMG 4313 (carbon monoxide)
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