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Index B
6.4.3 Smoke alarm
General points
- The smoke detector is a photoelectric detector which operates with a 9 V alkaline battery
(battery included).
- The detector emits a flashing red light every minute in normal operation.
- The smoke detector is designed to operate between 0° and + 50°C.
- Whenever any smoke is detected, the 85 dB alarm is triggered.
- The smoke detector is not designed to stop a fire from breaking out. It serves to warn the
people onboard of the danger.
- The detector is a device which warns people onboard in the event of smoke.
Actions to take if the alarm is triggered: The skipper should check the source of the smokeand
attempt to extinguish the fire with the resources at his/her disposal. If the fire spreads, the
skipper must immediately evacuate the entire crew.
- The service life of the smoke detector is approximately 10 years. Beyond 10 years, replace
the smoke detector with an identical device.
Location: Saloon (Deckhead)
- The smoke detector is not a gas detector.
- The smoke detector is sensitive to dust and steam: avoid exposing the
detector to these environments to prevent the triggering of unwanted alarms.
- Never use a rechargeable battery.
- Never trigger the alarm deliberately to check the operation of the detector.
- A dirty detector may activate incorrectly or late. It is important to clean each
detector for the safety of people onboard.
- Never cover the smoke detector (with paint or ceiling panels, for example)
and in general do not alter the appearance of the detector.
- Do not fit the smoke detector in a different location from the one specified
for the purpose.
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INFORM
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ISKS AND RISKS OF EXPLOSION