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Introduction
To get the most out of your new gas alarm,
please read through these instructions
before use. Please also save the instructions
in case you need to refer to them at a later
date.
Technical data
Voltage/frequency:
230 V ~ 50/60 Hz
Power rating:
< 6 W
Gas level at alarm:
<25% LEL
Sound level at alarm:
> 85 dB/3 m
Dimensions:
140×73×40 mm
Operating environment:
-10 to +50 °C,
10-85% RH
Class II
The appliance is double-insulated and
therefore does not require an earthed
connection.
Protection class:
IPX0
General safety instructions
If the gas alarm is to be used to detect
natural gas, it must be positioned 50 cm
below the ceiling.
If the gas alarm is to be used to detect
bottled gas, it must be positioned 30 cm
above the � oor.
You must not paint over or cover the gas
alarm, nor should it be placed in a location
with signi� cant air circulation.
GAS ALARM
Use
Mount the gas alarm in the required
location and connect it to the power.
The indicator shines red while the gas
alarm warms up (around 2 minutes). While
warming up, the gas alarm cannot detect
gas.
Once the indicator switches off , the gas
alarm is active and registers the gas content
in the air.
If the gas content in the air exceeds the gas
alarm’s limit value, the indicator � ashes red
and the alarm signal sounds.
Test
Press and hold the TEST button for a few
seconds to test the gas alarm’s function. Test
the gas alarm regularly.
Faults
If the indicator � ashes red once every 40
seconds, there is a fault in the gas alarm.
Disconnect the gas alarm from the power
and remove any dust from its vents and
reconnect the alarm. If the fault continues,
the gas alarm needs to be inspected by an
expert.
Cleaning and maintenance
Brush the gas alarm regularly with a soft
brush. The gas alarm must not be exposed
to water or liquids.
