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QR-50

HEAT ACTIVATED FIRE ALARM

 

 

Thank you for purchasing the QR-50 Heat Alarm by MasterGuard.  The Heat Alarm plays an 
important role in protecting your family and home from the dangers of fire.  Please carefully read 
and follow the information in this booklet to ensure that your alarm will operate properly and is 
located in the areas best suited for heat activation.

 

 

Table of Contents 

 

1. 

Heat 

Alarm 

Features 

   Pg 

2. 

Proper Placement of Heat Alarms  

 

Pg 3 

3. 

Additional Placement Information   

 

Pg 4, 5 

4. 

How to Power and Fuse the Heat Alarm 

 

Pg 6 

5. 

How to Mount the Heat Alarm 

 

 

Pg 6 

6. 

Testing and Maintaining Your Heat Alarm 

 

Pg 7 

7. 

Troubleshooting Your Heat Alarm  

 

Pg 7 

8. 

Heat 

Alarm 

Limitations 

   Pg 

9. 

Important Fire Safety Information   

 

Pg 7, 8 

10.  Home Fire Safety Checklist 

 

 

Pg 9 

11.  Fire Replacement & Warranty Information   

Pg 10, 11 

 

1. Heat Alarm Features 

 

• 

Activated by heat, not smoke.  117

°

, 136

°

 and 175

°

 sensors are available.  See underside of 

sensor for printed temperature value. 

• 

Mechanically powered and requires no batteries or electrical hookup. 

• 

All metal construction to ensure extreme reliability and long life. 

• 

No maintenance required.   

• 

Generates an extremely loud, unique mechanical ringing when activated by heat.   

• 

Not affected by dust, insects or the byproducts of cooking.  This makes the Heat Alarm ideal for 
household locations not typically suitable for a traditional smoke alarm. 

• 

Space rating of 50 feet. 

• 

Alarm audibility and functionality can be tested by simply removing the Heat Sensor.   

 

2. Proper Placement of the Heat Alarm 

 

The QR-50 Heat Alarm adds an extra level of fire protection to most household settings.  Although 
the primary form of fire warning is properly located and maintained smoke alarms, complete fire 
protection can be achieved from a combination of heat and smoke alarms properly installed 
throughout the home.  The QR-50 is for indoor, residential use only. 

 

MasterGuard recommends the following locations for Heat Alarm installations in the home: 

 

• 

Kitchen.  Most household fires originate in the kitchen.  The QR-50 is ideal for the kitchen since 
it is not activated by the byproducts of cooking, i.e. smoke or cooking scents. Recommended 
Heat Sensor rating = 117

°

• 

Attic.  The QR-50 is not affected by dust, small insects or seasonal changes in temperature.  Its 
no maintenance requirement will ensure that the alarm will still be functional for many years.  
Recommended Heat Sensor rating = 175

°

  

• 

Utility and Furnace Rooms.  The low volume steam and gases produced by mechanical 
equipment will not activate the QR-50.  Recommended Heat Sensor rating = 136

°

 

• 

Attached Garages.  Exhaust gases from vehicles will not trigger the Heat Alarm.  Recommended 
Heat Sensor rating = 136

°

 

 

Note: As with any alarm, test activate the alarm to determine that the sound volume is sufficiently 
loud in all sleeping areas to wake the room’s occupants. 

 

 

3

Содержание QR-50

Страница 1: ...MasterGuard COVER ART PHOTOGRAPH OF ALARM Heat Activated Fire Alarm Model QR 50 Owner s Manual ...

Страница 2: ...ate Prov Zip PC _______________________________________________________________ Telephone Number _______________________________________________________________ Sales Representative _______________________________________________________________ Address City State Prov Zip PC _______________________________________________________________ Telephone Number NOTICE Be sure the installer tests each al...

Страница 3: ...ld locations not typically suitable for a traditional smoke alarm Space rating of 50 feet Alarm audibility and functionality can be tested by simply removing the Heat Sensor 2 Proper Placement of the Heat Alarm The QR 50 Heat Alarm adds an extra level of fire protection to most household settings Although the primary form of fire warning is properly located and maintained smoke alarms complete fir...

Страница 4: ...r gabled ceilings within 3 feet from the highest point measured horizontally DO NOT install Heat Alarms within 3 feet of heating and cooling supply vents DO NOT install alarms behind drapes doors or other objects that will impede airflow Heat Alarms shall be installed within the strict limitation of their listed spacing in rooms with smooth level ceilings The QR50 has a Space Rating of 50 feet The...

Страница 5: ...lled as follows 1 In all sleeping rooms Exception Smoke alarms shall not be required in sleeping rooms in existing one and two family dwelling units 2 Outside each separate sleeping area in the immediate vicinity of the sleeping rooms 3 On each level of the dwelling unit including basements Exception In existing one and two family dwelling units approved smoke alarms powered by batteries shall be ...

Страница 6: ...e center of the front face of the alarm should now be free to be depressed to the level of the chrome snap If not double check to be sure the alarm is fully wound While holding the Heat Alarm in your left hand insert the winding wrench located in pocket on back of the alarm into the slot and wind the alarm in the clockwise direction until it will advance no further 38 turns Hold this position 5 Ho...

Страница 7: ...Check attic alarms periodically to ensure the alarm has not been triggered Problem How do I know if the alarm has been activated when we were out of the house Solution When the Heat Alarm has been activated a round bright orange warning becomes visible in the center of the Heat Sensor If the entire Heat Sensor has been removed a larger bright orange warning label is visible If either warning is vi...

Страница 8: ...es Use the stairs Never the elevator during a fire If exits are locked or blocked report the problem to your building s management Escape Tips Close doors behind you as you escape to slow the spread of fire and smoke If you have to escape through smoke crawl on your hands and knees keeping your head one to two feet above the floor where the air will be cleanest Never open closed doors before testi...

Страница 9: ...in the house Do you have the chimney cleaned and checked regularly For safety against chimney and other sparks is roof covering fire retardant GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Do you keep rubbish cleaned out Is paint kept in tightly closed metal containers Are flammable liquids stored in safety cans and kept away from heat and children Have you made it a rule never to use flammable liquids for cleaning clothes o...

Страница 10: ...ictated by state or local laws accompanied by a completed activation report and verification in the form of a newspaper report and or site photo to qualify for this half price replacement This replacement specifically excludes units that have been damaged by abuse gross neglect or disassembly CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY FIRE PROTECTION OFFICE OF THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL FIRE ENGINEERING DIVISI...

Страница 11: ... not modify any implied warranty of the alarm to the original retail purchaser EXCEPT THAT ANY SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTY SHALL BE LIMITED TO 25 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF DELIVERY TO THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AGAINST MASTERGUARD L P SHALL BE FOR THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF ANY PART OF THE ALARM WHICH SHALL BE DEFECTIVE IN MATERIAL OR WORKMANSHIP AS PROVIDED HEREIN NO OT...

Страница 12: ...BACK COVER MASTERGUARD L P 801 HAMMOND STREET SUITE 200 COPPELL TEXAS 75019 PHONE 972 393 1700 FAX 972 393 1701 www masterguard com 90 1024 00 12 ...

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