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Smoke Detector will save lives, that life may be yours! This is a absolutely necessarily Home Security System for early warning of fire. The Smoke Alarm provides early warning in time to escape a fire. Smoke Detector should be on every level of your home, outside each sleeping area and in each bedroom.
Description: - Ideal Home Security System for early-warning of fire
- Independence Smoke Detector is particularly suited to install in houses, stores, entertainment places and warehouses
- The Smoke Alarm provides early warning in time to escape a fire
- Features high sensitivity, stable operation, low power consumption and easy installation
- Smoke Detector should be on every level of your home, outside each sleeping area and in each bedroom
- Test your Smoke Detector monthly and change the battery on time
- Size: dia. is about 14cm
- Weight:215g
Specification: - Smoke Alarm sound: 85Db
- Power supply: 9V battery
- Staidly current: <15µA
- Ambient temperature: -10 to 45°C
- Humidity: <95%RH
Function:
- The Smoke Detector tests automatically every 1.67 seconds.
- If smoke if found, alarm is prompt. The Smoke Detector checks the battery voltage every minute.
- Before battery is out of power, the Smoke Alarm has been prompted every minute for about 30 days.
- Press test button weekly, features of the Smoke Detector are examined thoroughly.
- When smoke is found in protection area, Smoke Detector provides early warning in fast flaming through indicator and prompt beeping.
How to Install a Smoke Detector:
- Step 1:
Walk through your home and locate the areas where you want to mount smoke detectors. Detectors should be mounted inside bedrooms, outside of bedrooms and in hallways leading to bedrooms.
- Step 2:
Grab your ladder and mount smoke detectors high - on a wall or on the ceiling - though the ceiling mount is preferable, as they will go off sooner.
- Step 3:
Avoid mounting smoke detectors near windows or doors, where smoke can escape before reaching the detector.
- Step 4:
Avoid mounting smoke detectors in kitchens, bathrooms. Smoke and steam from cooking, fireplaces, candles and so on can cause false alarms. Water heaters, fumes from solvents, paint or gasoline, and dust from forced air heaters can set off alarms.
- Step 5:
You'll most likely need a drill and a screwdriver.
- Step 6:
Make sure a qualified electrician mounts the device if you choose to go with a detector that will be hardwired to your home's electrical system.
This product was added to our catalog on Monday 17 March, 2008.
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