Thermoptek FireAngel ST-625, Руководство пользователя

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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations! You’ve made a wise
investment in protecting your family
and home. The ST-625 multi-criteria high
performance detector is the ultimate
alternative to traditional alarms.
Groundbreaking Thermoptek
®
technology
combines the very latest in optical sensing
with thermal enhancement, providing
a faster response to both fire types
eliminating the need for ionisation sources
which can be harmful to the environment.
In addition, this smoke alarm allows the
low battery warning chirp to be silenced
until it is convenient to replace the batteries
(recommended within 7 days). The Sprue
Safety Products range is constantly being
improved and expanded. Please visit
www.fireangel.co.uk to find out about the
latest additions to our range of innovative
products.
IMPORTANT:
This user manual contains
important information regarding the
operation of your FireAngel
®
smoke alarm.
Ensure you read this user manual fully
before installing and operating the alarm.
If you are installing this smoke alarm for
use by others, you must leave this manual
(or a copy of it) with the end user.
SENSOR TECHNOLOGY
The ST-625 combines an optical sensing
chamber with thermal enhancement.
The alarm is effective at detecting slow
burning fires, and constant monitoring
of temperature changes enables the
sensitivity of the alarm to be instantly
increased thereby quickening the typical
response time to fast flaming fires
significantly.
Thermoptek
®
alarms are “toast-proof”
meaning they can be positioned in areas
close to kitchens that may be affected by
cooking fumes. Heat alarms should be
used in kitchens where required.
The state of the art thermally-enhanced
optical sensing chamber provides a fast
reaction to both slow smouldering and
fast flaming fires in a single alarm. The
Thermoptek
®
technology constantly
monitors temperature changes and if
a rate of temperature rise is detected
the sensitivity of the alarm is increased
meaning it has a fast response time to fast
flaming fires as well as slow smouldering
fires.
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