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Index

Index

Overview.................................................................................... 1

Product Specification.................................................................

2

Suitability.................................................................................... 3
Silence / Do Not Disturb Mode.................................................. 4
Alarm Signals............................................................................. 5
Status Indicators / Installation.................................................... 6
Placement.................................................................................. 7
Installation Procedure................................................................ 8
Maintenance.............................................................................. 9/10
Troubleshooting......................................................................... 11
Fire Safety Advice...................................................................... 12
What to Do in Case of Fire........................................................ 13
Warranty Information................................................................. 14/15
Contact Information................................................................... 16

Содержание UBS1

Страница 1: ...Optical Smoke Alarm USER MANUAL UBS1 OPTICAL SMOKE ALARM UBS1 ...

Страница 2: ...ty 3 Silence Do Not Disturb Mode 4 AlarmSignals 5 Status Indicators Installation 6 Placement 7 Installation Procedure 8 Maintenance 9 10 Troubleshooting 11 Fire Safety Advice 12 What to Do in Case of Fire 13 Warranty Information 14 15 Contact Information 16 ...

Страница 3: ... been more commonplace whilst also being slightly more sensitive to slower smouldering fires typically seen around electrical equipment and the fabrics used for furniture They are ideal for living rooms bedrooms hallways and near kitchens but not in kitchens During standby the LED will flash every 32 seconds to indicate normal operation When in alarm mode the LED flashes approximately once per sec...

Страница 4: ... 35x89 5mm General Operating Temperature 0 C 40 C Humidity Range 0 to 93 RH Operating Current Standby 15µA Alarm 25mA Alarm Volume 85dBA at 3 metres Smoke Sensitivity 0 099 0 144dB m Silence Time Approx 8 minutes Certified to EN 14604 2005 AC 2008 Useable Lifespan 10 years Disposal Not for general waste see local electronic waste disposal guidelines Suitable for BS 5839 6 Grade F2 Product Specific...

Страница 5: ...tended for use in single household premises which are permitted to use battery powered alarms Local Building Regulations legislation or other requirements may specify mains powered alarms in which case this product is not suitable Multi household domestic premises and commercial premises usually require more advanced fire detection and alarm systems Suitability ...

Страница 6: ... When in alarm mode pushing the test button will silence the unit for approximately 8 minutes The red LED will flash as per the Status Indicators section to indicate that the alarm has been silenced The alarm will automatically reset after approximately 8 minutes If after this period there are still signs of a potential fire then the alarm will sound again The alarm silence mode can be repeated Si...

Страница 7: ...Smoke Detected Alarm Pattern 1 Chirp 3 times with red LED flash 1 Chirp 3 times with red LED flash 2 Pause 1 5s 2 Pause 1 5s 3 Chirp 3 times with red LED flash 3 Chirp 3 times with red LED flash 5 Repeat from the beginning 5 Repeat from the beginning ...

Страница 8: ...ke alarms are recommended for all rooms which are not regularly exposed to steam fumes dust or other contaminants Do Not Install in the Following Places On walls shelves or cupboards Where the alarms are likely to be exposed to liquids At the very apex of pitched ceilings In the corner of the ceiling Within 50cm of a wall light fitting or other obstruction In bathrooms and other rooms that will be...

Страница 9: ...ke alarm should be installed in each hallway or corridor and on each main landing of every staircase In hallways or corridors exceeding 7 5m in length no point in the hallway or corridor should exceed 7 5 from the nearest smoke alarm For best protection install optical smoke alarms also in living rooms dining rooms and bedrooms This gives the earliest possible warning should a fire start in these ...

Страница 10: ...osition 3 Mark the installation holes with a pencil 4 Drill the two installation holes as previously marked using a 5mm diameter drill bit 5 Strike the two included plastic rawl plugs into the holes with a hammer 6 Align the baseplate to the plastic rawl plugs and fix in place using the provided screws 7 Fit the batteries into the alarm please note the battery polarities 8 Line the alarm up to the...

Страница 11: ... the alarm s components and functions Do not expose the alarm to an open flame You may contaminate and damage the sensor preventing the alarm from providing adequate protection from real fires and invalidate the warranty Repairing Do not attempt to repair the alarm yourself dismantling the alarm will affect your warranty If the alarm is not operating properly and it is still under warranty contact...

Страница 12: ...the baseplate 2 Remove the old battery 3 Connect and insert a new battery ensuring correct polarity 4 Place the alarm back on the baseplate twisting clockwise 5 Hold the test button until the test pattern sounds This may take 5 10 seconds 6 See the Troubleshooting section if the alarm does not sound ...

Страница 13: ...scribed in the Maintenance section Please note the battery polarities The alarm chirps about every 32 seconds separate from the red LED flash 1 Clean the alarm as described in the Maintenance section 2 Replace the battery as described in the Maintenance section 3 Contact the retailer or manufacturer for advice Unwanted alarm sounds intermittently 1 Check the Installation section to ensure the alar...

Страница 14: ... premises and discuss them with all occupants Regular practice of your emergency plans can be vital to a successful evacuation 1 Familiarise everyone with the alarm patterns of all alarm devices and explain what they represent 2 Identify all exits from each room and plan an escape route to the outside from each exit 3 Teach all occupants to carefully touch doors and to use alternate exit when the ...

Страница 15: ...ants Check if anyone is missing but do not re enter the premises 3 Call the fire service from outside the building do not delay your escape to contact the emergency services 4 Do not go back inside a burning building for any reason Wait for the fire service to arrive NOTE These guidelines will assist you in the event of a fire however UltraFire cannot predict the exact situation of any home fire C...

Страница 16: ... alarm originally purchased that is from the date of original purchase and not from the date of receipt of the replacement product Safelincs reserves the right to offer an alternative product similar to that being replaced if the original model is no longer available or in stock This warranty applies to the original retail purchaser from the date of original retail purchase and is not transferable...

Страница 17: ...to this product or for any indirect or consequential loss damages or costs incurred by you or any other user of this product Returning Your Alarm Contact either the original retailer or UltraFire before attempting to return your alarm Pack the alarm in a well padded box tape securely and affix an appropriate address label Send the alarm either to the retailer you purchased from or to the manufactu...

Страница 18: ...16 2020 Safelincs All Rights Reserved DOC 1238 Version 2 0 33 West Street Alford LN13 9FX 0800 978 8262 support ultra fire co uk www ultra fire co uk Contact Information ...

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