Zeta ZD-SI-601/ZD-SO-601, Руководство пользователя

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Institutions and Hotels
This includes motels, hospitals, day care
facilities, long-term health care facilities,
boarding houses and dormitories. Your smoke
alarm can be used in individual sleeping/
resident rooms, providing the same conditions
are met as for a single-family residence.
However, there must already be a primary
fire detection system that meets regulatory
requirements for common areas such as
lobbies and hallways. Use of this smoke alarm
in common areas may not provide sufficient
fire warning to residents or meet regulatory
requirements.
This smoke alarm is designed to operate as
standalone smoke alarm.
WARNING:
This Zeta smoke alarm
will not communicate with other smoke
alarms or fire alarm systems. It is not intended
as a substitute for a complete alarm system.
Mobile Homes and Caravans
This smoke alarm is suitable for use in mobile
homes and caravans.
Commercial and Industrial Premises
This smoke alarm is not intended for any
non-residential, commercial or industrial
application, nor for any other purpose than
described above.
POSITIONING
Ionisation type smoke alarms are generally
more effective at detecting fast, flaming fires
which consume combustible materials rapidly
and spread fire quickly.
Examples fast flaming fires = Ignited paper,
flaming curtains and oil fires
Optical (Toast Proof) smoke alarms
are less
prone to false alarms from cooking fumes, are
therefore suitable for locations near kitchens.
However optical smoke alarms are more
susceptible to nuisance alarms from steam and
should not be located too close to bathrooms
and showers.
Examples of slow smouldering fires = cigarette
on furniture and bedding, overheating
electrical cables.
It is recommended that your Zeta smoke
alarm is NOT to be fitted in the following
locations:
• Bathrooms, shower-rooms, and other very
damp or humid areas, where the moisture
can cause unwanted alarms.
• Kitchens. Kitchens should be protected
with self-contained Heat Alarms, as the
combustion particles from cooking in
kitchens will result in unwanted alarms and
permanent contamination of the smoke
alarm’s sensor.
• In areas where excessive dust or dirt could