Cotech GS558F Manual

Cotech Røgalarm GS558F

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GREAT BRITAIN CUSTOMER SERVICE •

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0359-CPR-00634

DoP: 366692-1

EN14604:2005/

AC:2008

RD-36-6692-39-001 manual rev D

Issue date: 2017.07.20

Wireless Smoke Alarm, 2-pack

Art.no 36-6692 Model GS558F

Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product and then

save it for future reference. We reserve the right for any errors in text or

images and any necessary changes made to technical data. Inthe event of

technical problems or other queries, please contact our Customer Services.

Fire safety

Preventative measures:

• Store any matches and lighters in alocked room out of children’sreach.

• Never empty theashes from ash trays, stoves and grills into waste bins

until theashes have completely cooled. Itis advisable to let them cool

overnight before disposing ofthem. Sootand ashes from stoves and

ﬁreplaces should be collected in metal buckets ﬁtted withlids. Always

place receptacles holding hot ashes on aﬁreproof surface.

• Never leave naked ﬂames such as candles unattended. Onlyuse non-

ﬂammable candle holders and candlesticks.

• Make sure that no sparks can escape from your wood-burning stove or

ﬁreplace and ensure that theﬁre has died before going tobed.

• Do not store or handle combustible liquids/substances close to sources

ofheat.

• Replace any faulty electrical plug or wiring. Makesure that thecorrect type

of fuses and circuit breakers are used in your consumerunit.

• Remember to switch off your TV, computer and other appliances using

thepower switch. Remote controls don’t switch appliances off completely.

• Do not place combustible materials and objects next to electrical heating

appliances. Avoidcontrolling electrical heaters with timers or any kind of

remote control device. Bearin mind that acombustible material might

have been placed on or next to anelectrical heating appliance while it

was switched off without your knowledge.

• It is important that chimneys and ﬂues are cleaned regularly to prevent

chimneyﬁres.

• Further information about ﬁre safety in thehome can be obtained from

theDepartment for Communities and Local Governmenthttps://www.

gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-communities-

and-local-government if you should need tips and advice about how to

protect your home and family fromﬁre.

Fire safety checks:

• Check thecondition of your ﬁre extinguishers and make sure that

everyone in your household knows how to usethem.

• Draw up asafe plan of escape from your premises in case of

emergency. Makesure that there are alternative escape routes, such as

windows. Make sure that there is aladder or rope as analternative in case

stairs are blocked.

• Practise your escape plan to make sure that itworks. Decide upon

anassembly point to gather in anemergency.

• Keep bedroom doors closed during thenight. Aclosed door can

keep theﬁre at bay long enough for you to make your escape through

awindow.

If aﬁre breaksout:

• If aﬁre alarm goes off, keep calm but act quickly.

• Wake everyone up and make sure that they leave thebuilding according

to your escapeplan. Follow your escapeplan.

• Carefully feel doors with theback of your hand before opening them – if

they are hot, don’t openthem. Tryto ﬁnd analternative escaperoute. Ifyou

have to escape through smoke, crawl on your hands and knees under

thesmoke. Don’t waste time rescuing valuables.

• If possible, close doors and windows to contain theblaze.

• If theﬁre is small try to extinguish/contain it with awater hose, ﬁre

extinguisher or ﬁre blanket. Firstmake sure that you have ameans of

escape before tackling theﬁre. Getout as quickly as possible if you

realise that you can’t extinguish theﬁre.

• Call as soon as you are free of thebuilding, call from aneighbour’s 999

house if you don’t have aphone.

• Make sure that no-one re-enters thebuilding, wait for theﬁre brigade.

Positioning thesmokealarm

• Smoke alarms should be positioned in themiddle of theceiling of

aroom at thehighest point, or at thehighest point of thehallway,

staircase or landing. Smokeand fumes will rise, accumulate on

theceiling and enter thesmoke alarm from thetop.

• All bedrooms, corridors/escape routes should be equipped with smoke

alarms. Other rooms should also be equipped for comprehensive

protection.

• Corridors up to 3 m wide: The ﬁrst smoke alarm should be placed at a

max distance of 7.5 m from the end of the corridor. The max distance

between two smoke alarms should be 15 m.

• Corridors less than 1 m wide: The ﬁrst smoke alarm should be placed at

a max distance of 7.5 m from the end of the corridor. Thesmoke alarm

should be mounted in the middle of the ceiling. In these cases, the rule of

keeping a 0.5 m distance to a wall cannot be met.

• Exterior corridors and similar: If the total length and width exceed 16m², an

extra smoke alarm should be mounted in the highest-lying area.

• Themore smoke alarms you have – thesafer you’llbe. Makesure that

you can hear thesmoke alarms from your bedroom.

• Smoke alarms should normally not be more than 10–12 mapart.

Themaximum ﬂoor space area that one smoke alarm can protect is 60 m².

• Don’t put alarms in or near kitchens or garages where smoke or exhaust

fumes can set them off by accident. Neither is it advisable to ﬁt smoke

alarms in humid rooms or close tofans. Notin agricultural buildings either.

• Themajority of household ﬁres start in thekitchen. Asmoke alarm

should therefore be placed in theroom next to thekitchen to provide as

early as warning as possible.

• Factors which can increase theneed for having asmoke alarmare:

Closed doors, different ceiling heights, long distances or other obstacles

that might prevent or delay smoke from reaching thesmokealarm.

• The smoke alarm must be mounted in a safe manner to ensure that it does

not fall and cause injury to someone. It may be difﬁcult to mount the smoke

alarm to plasterboard ceilings or similar types of ceilings.

• The battery must not be subjected to ﬁre, direct sunlight or high temperatures.

• Thesmoke alarm must not be paintedover.Note:

Things to consider:

• Other wireless equipment using the same frequency band can reduce

the transmission range.

• The range of all wireless equipment depends on the type of obstacles

located between the transmitter and the receiver (e.g. aconcrete wall will

interfere with the signal more than aplasterboard wall).

If you experience problems, try the following:

• Turn off any other existing wireless equipment to check whether this is

the cause of the problem.

• Reposition the wireless equipment, shorten the distance between the

transmitter and the receiver or reduce the number of obstacles (walls,

furniture, etc.) between them.

Installation

Note: It is a good idea to arrange the smoke alarms in their intended

locations and interconnect them before mounting them on the ceiling. That

way you can make sure that the construction of the building permits the

interconnection of the smoke alarms in those locations.

2. Press the test button of the master unit. After 2 seconds the LED under

the button will ﬂash. The master unit is now in interconnecting mode and

ready to interconnect additional smoke alarms.

3. Press the test button of all the additional smoke alarms which you want

to connect (e.g. the ﬁrst, second, third slave units) 5 times within 3

seconds. The LEDs will shine steadily for few seconds and then start

ﬂashing for a few seconds. The ﬂashing indicates that interconnection is

in progress.

When the smoke alarms are interconnected the LEDs will shine

constantly (a little less brightly than before). Press the test button of each

of the slave units once to conﬁrm that they are interconnected.

The master unit will remain in interconnection mode for approximately

30 seconds. Step 3 can be repeated to interconnect additional slave

units. If you do not interconnect all the slave units within 30 seconds,

press the master unit again once.

Note: Those slave units that were interconnected during the ﬁrst minute

will beep and ﬂash quickly when you interconnect additional slave units

during the following minutes. The same beep and ﬂashing will even

occur if additional smoke alarms are connected later.

The LEDs on the smoke alarms can ﬂash every 12 seconds once they

have been interconnected. After 10 minutes the smoke alarms will enter

normal mode and the LEDs will ﬂash every 40 seconds.

Function test

Hold down the test button of any one of the smoke alarms until the alarm

emits 3 short beeps. This means that it is okay.

Note: Depending how long the test button is held down, other

interconnected smoke alarms may also beep for about 30 seconds.

Interconnecting test

Can be applied in two ways:

1. Press the test button of the master unit once. The slave units will ﬂash

and beep to conﬁrm the interconnection. The master unit will be ﬂashing

during interconnection but not beep.

2. Press quickly on an optional smoke alarm. 3 times within 3 seconds

The slave units and the master unit will ﬂash and beep to indicate the

interconnection.

Note: The wireless communication can be affected by a number of factors.

Remember to test the smoke alarms every week to make sure that they are

connected and working as intended.

Deleting an interconnected alarm

1. Hold in the test button of the alarm that you wish to delete/disconnect

for 16 seconds (the alarm will emit 3 short quiet beeps at regular

intervals during these seconds) until the LED starts ﬂashing quickly.

Release the test button immediately. The LED will shine steadily.

2. Press the test button twice. The alarm will beep to indicate that the

connection has been deleted.

LED indicator and alarm signals

Status LED indicator Audible signal Description

Normal

mode.

Flashes every 40

seconds.

No signal. The alarm is working

as it should.

The

batteries

need

replacing.

Flashes every 40

seconds.

Short beep every

40 sec.

Change the batteries.

Refer to the Changing

the batteries section

below.

Error. No indication. Short beep every

40 sec.

An error has occurred

with the alarm.

Pause

mode.

Flashes every

8seconds.

No signal. The alarm is in pause

mode Refer to the

Pause function sec-

tion below.

Alarm signals upon detection of rising

temperature or smoke

Detection LED indicator Audible signal

Smoke. Flashes. BI 0.5s - pause 0.5s - BI 0.5s

- pause 0.5s - BI 0.5s - pause

1.5s, repeat this alarm pattern.

Rising temperature. Flashes. BI 0.2s - pause 0.1s, repeat this

alarm pattern.

Connected units

receiving signal from

triggered unit.

Flashes. BI - BI - pause 1.2s, repeat this

alarm pattern.

False alarms

In certain circumstances your smoke alarm might be triggered by other

causes than smoke or rising temperature:

• Make sure that the smoke alarm is placed at Steam and humidity:

least 2m from areas of possible high humidity such as bathrooms and

laundry rooms.

• Vacuum clean the smoke alarm regularly, especially if it has been Dust:

installed in a dusty environment. Be careful not to damage the smoke

alarm while vacuuming it.

• Do not install the smoke alarm where it is Draughts and air currents:

exposed to draughts from windows, doors, fresh air vents, ceiling fans

or any other air currents.

• Rapid changes in temperature can Rapid changes in temperature:

cause condensation to form inside the smoke alarm. Do not install the

alarm close to doors or windows which are opened frequently. Make

sure that the alarm is located where the temperature is as constant as

possible.

False alarms can be caused by a number of reasons. If possible try to

install the smoke alarm:

• At least 5m from fuel-burning heat sources such as ﬁreplaces and

wood-burning stoves as well as from other sources of heat.

• 2m from heat pumps and air conditioning units.

• 1m from lamps and ﬂuorescent lights.

Pause function

The pause function enables you to temporarily switch off the sound of the

alarm in the case of a false/unwanted alarm (when cooking, smoking, etc.).

The pause function is activated by pressing in the test button of the alarm

which sounds once. The LED will ﬂash every 8 seconds. The sound of the

alarm is then muted for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes the alarm returns to

normal mode.

Care and maintenance

• Asmoke alarm which is dirty on theinside is more sensitive and often

goes off without reason.

• Theoutside of thesmoke alarm should be wiped clean with adamp

cloth and vacuumed carefully with asoft brush nozzle.

• Clean the smoke alarm by vacuuming it at least once a year. Testthe smoke

alarm according to the instructions in the owner’s manual. Check that all

the inlets are unblocked and that the smoke alarm is not damaged in any

way. A damaged smoke alarm must be replaced.

Changing the batteries

The number of times the batteries need to be changed depends upon a

number of factors. Ideally, the batteries should be changed routinely every

year on a ﬁxed date. Alternatively you can choose to change the batteries

when the smoke alarm indicates that they are nearly depleted (short beep

every 40 seconds).

1. Remove the smoke alarm from the baseplate by turning it anti-clockwise.

2. Remove the old batteries.

3. Insert new batteries. Follow the markings in the battery compartment to

ensure correct polarity.

4. Hold the smoke alarm against the baseplate and twist it clockwise until

it clicks into place.

5. The interconnection is retained when the batteries are replaced. In case

you should discover after replacing the batteries and an operation test

that the interconnection has been deleted, carry out the interconnection

again as instructed in section Interconnecting the alarms.

Responsible disposal

This symbol indicates that this product should not be

disposed of with general household waste. This applies

throughout the entire EU. In order to prevent any harm to

the environment or health hazards caused by incorrect

waste disposal, the product must be handed in for

recycling so that the material can be disposed of in a

responsible manner. When recycling your product, take

it to your local collection facility or contact the place of

purchase. They will ensure that the product is disposed of

in an environmentally sound manner.

Specifications

Batteries 2×AA/LR6 1.5V

Operating time Approx. 12 months

Recommended batteries GP15A, Energizer E91,

Raymax LR6

Size ø120×38mm

• Horizontal/slanted ceilings: Smoke alarms should be placed at least 0.5

and a maximum of 1 m away from the ceiling’s highest point on ceilings

which have a horizontal portion and a slanted portion with a slant of over

20º. The smoke alarm should be mounted on the slanted portion of the

ceiling if the horizontal portion is less than 1m wide. The smoke alarm

should be mounted in the middle of the horizontal portion if this portion

is more than 1 m wide.

• Place at least 0.5 m from

a wall or other obstacle. If

partition walls, furniture or

similar objects reach up to

ceiling level, then each of

these divided areas must

have their own separate

smoke alarm.

• Sloped ceiling placement,

50–100cm from thepeak.

• Several smoke alarms

must be mounted at

various heights for ceilings

exceeding 6 m in height.

• If ceiling beams or similar

protrude more than 0.2m

from the ceiling and the

area between the beams

is greater than 36 m²,

then the smoke alarm

should be mounted in

this area between the

beams. If beams protrude

less than 0.2 m, then the

smoke alarm can either be

mounted on the ceiling or

the beam itself.

Thegrey zone is deadair.

Donot install thesmoke alarm

in thisarea.

Do NOT place thesmoke alarm in thefollowing places:

• Do not place thesmoke alarm in thekitchen, where theventilation ispoor.

Smokeand vapours from cooking and baking could set thealarmoff.

• Do not place thesmoke alarm close to extractor fans or airvents.

Smokecan be drawn to these places instead of to thesmokealarm.

• Do not place asmoke alarm in agarage. Fumesfrom thecar exhaust

could set thealarmoff.

• Do not place thesmoke alarm in areas with high humidity or areas that

experience large changes in temperature. Thesmoke alarm should not

be placed in areas with temperatures below +5 °C or above +40 °C.

• Thesmoke alarm must not be paintedover.Note:

Safety information

• If thebedrooms are located in different parts of thehouse, asmoke

alarm should be placed in each bedroom.

• If thehouse has several ﬂoors, asmoke alarm should be placed on

everyﬂoor.

• Thesooner your family is warned of aﬁre, themore chance you have of

saving yourselves and your property.

• Smoke alarms should be positioned in themiddle of theceiling of

aroom at thehighest point, or at thehighest point of thehallway, staircase

or landing.

1. Remove the baseplate by turning it

anti-clockwise.

2. Use the baseplate as a template and

mark the position of the screw holes.

Fasten the baseplate to the ceiling using

the included screws and plugs or other

ﬁxing method suitable for the type of

ceiling. If holes need to be drilled for wall

plugs, use a 5mm drill bit.

Note: Make sure that the ceiling has no

concealed electrical wiring, gas or water

pipes before drilling.

Batteries and testing

1. Remove the baseplate by turning

it anti-clockwise.

2. Insert the included batteries.

Follow the markings in the

battery compartment to ensure

correct polarity.

3. Hold in the test button until

the alarm emits 3 short beeps.

These beeps mean that

thealarm is ready for use.

4. Release the test button.

Interconnecting the alarms

Note: Do not place the smoke alarms right next to each other when

interconnecting them, it could cause interference. Try to place them afew

metres apart if possible.

1. Designate one of the alarms as the master unit and mark it in some way

so that you can recognize it later. The master unit will be used for the

interconnection of additional smoke alarms.

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Kategori:	Røgalarm
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