FireAngel PS-101 Bedienungsanleitung
PS-101 User Manual
Plug-In Smoke
Alarm
10 Year Life
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CONTENTS
Page
Introduction 2
Sensor technology 2
Application and positioning 3
Limitations 4
How to install your FireAngel 5
1. Remove shipping disablement ribbon 5
2. Locate suitable lighting fixture 5
a) Orientation 5
b) Type & Position 6
c) Lampshade 6
d) Lightbulbs 7
3. Install your FireAngel 7
a) Conventional type lampshades 7
b) Uplighter type lampshades 8 & 9
4. Fully charge your FireAngel 10
5. Test your FireAngel 10
Page
Operation 11
Low battery Condition 11
Alarm test 11
Alarm silence 12
Routine Maintenance 13
Cleaning 13 & 14
Repair 15
Trouble shooting 15
What to do in case of fire in your home 16
How to make your home safer 17 & 18
Warranty 19
Returns 19
Refit shipping disable ribbon 20
Note: This User Manual is also available in large text and other formats.
Please call 024 7623 6663 for further information.
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INTRODUCTION
This manual is for use with models PS-101 (white) and SPS-101 (silver) Plug-in Smoke Alarms. Note, that for information
purposes, the PS-101 only has been used.
Congratulations, you've made a wise investment in an innovative product and your personal safety. The FireAngel plug in smoke
alarm is the first in a new generation of domestic life safety products from Sprue Aegis, which combines the latest technology
and innovative design to provide an aesthetically pleasing and effective contribution to your fire safety.
The FireAngel range of products is constantly being improved and expanded. Please visit www.fireangel.co.uk to find out about
the latest additions to our product range and futher technical information.
This user manual contains important information regarding the operation of your FireAngel Smoke Alarm. If you are installing
this smoke alarm for use by someone else, you must leave this manual (or a copy of it) with the end user.
SENSOR TECHNOLOGY
Your FireAngel Plug-In Smoke Alarm uses an ionisation type sensor to detect the presence of smoke. Ionisation type smoke
alarms are generally more effective at detecting fast, flaming fires which consume combustible materials rapidly and spread fire
quickly. To increase the level of protection you should also install photoelectric type smoke alarms that are more effective at
detecting slow burning fires, which smoulder for hours before bursting into flames.
For maximum protection, use both types of smoke alarm on each level of your home
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FIREANGEL APPLICATION AND POSITIONING
The minimum recommended application is one FireAngel to cover each floor and/or escape routes from individual sleeping areas.
For comprehensive coverage we recommend one per room with the exception of bathrooms, shower-rooms and kitchens. The
moist environments in bathrooms and shower-rooms are not suitable for Smoke Alarms and kitchens should be protected with
self-contained Heat Alarms, as the combustion particles from cooking in kitchens will result in false alarms if Smoke Alarms are
used.
We recommend that rooms where electrical appliances are in continuous operation and bedrooms in which smokers sleep have
individual Smoke Alarms.
To avoid false alarms, Smoke Alarms should not be located in:
•Areas where combustion particles may be present such as garages.
•In areas where air flows may carry combustion particles. To avoid false alarms position the alarm as far away as possible
from sources of combustion, in well-ventilated areas.
•In damp or very humid areas such as near shower or bath rooms, where the moisture in the air may condense in the
chamber causing fine droplets which can cause false alarms.
•In areas where excessive dust or dirt could contaminate the
sensing chamber, making it over sensitive or impairing the
ingress of smoke.
•In areas where the ambient room temperature is not
controlled and may regularly drift below 40°F (4°C) or above
100°F (38°C) e.g. unheated buildings, open loft spaces.
•In 'dead air' spaces, see diagram for clarification.
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WHAT ARE THE LIMITATIONS OF MY SMOKE ALARM?
Your FireAngel is designed to alert you by sounding an alarm when it senses smoke, i.e. it can only sense smoke and alert you if
smoke reaches it! If a fire develops in an area remote from the location of the FireAngel such as another room or another floor,
smoke may not reach the FireAngel in sufficient time or quantity to sense and alert you to the danger. We recommend that as a
minimum you install a FireAngel on every floor of your property and additional units as required to cover all escape routes from
sleeping areas.
The FireAngel requires an electrical supply to recharge its integral battery. If the mains electrical supply fails or is removed the
unit will continue to operate on its fully charged battery supply for 60 days. The FireAngel will advise you of a low battery
condition by emitting an audible 'chirp' once per minute, when this occurs you must restore the mains supply to the unit within
8 hours to maintain operation. Following restoration of the mains supply the FireAngel batteries will recharge to full capacity
from a low battery alarm condition after 8 hours. You can continue to charge beyond 8 hours however.
Smoke Alarms are designed to alert you with an audible alarm at a distance specified within the relevant British and European
Standards. Closed doors, walls and high ambient noise levels will reduce this distance. Temporary or permanently impaired
hearing may result in the alarm not being heard. Test and check that you can hear the alarm in all circumstances. If in doubt
install additional smoke alarms as required, which should be interconnected if possible.
The FireAngel employs the latest technology and is third party tested as being compliant with all the relevant British and
European Standards. However, as with any electronic product it may fail and may not sense all types of fire within sufficient time
to alert you of the danger and provide adequate time for your escape.
Your FireAngel is only suitable for use in domestic/residential applications as covered in this manual. It is not suitable for
commercial or industrial applications. It is designed to sense smoke and alert you. It will not sense carbon monoxide, flames,
heat or gas.
The FireAngel has a limited life of 10 years and should not be considered as a substitute for life or property insurance.
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1. Remove Shipping Disablement Ribbon
Warning
Your FireAngel has been shipped in a disabled state. You must completely remove the shipping disablement ribbon
before use. Failure to remove the ribbon will render the FireAngel inoperative in the event of a fire emergency
Note: Your fireangel may beep or start chirping once a minute on removal of shipping disablement ribbon. This is normal, read on for clarification.
2. Locate Suitable Lighting Fixture
Important
Your FireAngel requires a mains supply of electricity to recharge the integral battery. Only install in suitable light fittings
that are used regularly. Your FireAngel requires the light to be switched on for a total of 1 hour per week to remain in
its fully charged state. Please ensure your home’s electrical wiring is in accordance with BS7671.
a) Orientation
Your FireAngel is only intended to operate with the bulb
underneath. Under no circumstances should your FireAngel
be installed upside down.
HOW TO INSTALL YOUR FIREANGEL
1. Hold FireAngel 3. Pull out from base
of alarm
2. Unplug ribbon
connector
4. Remove ribbon from
FireAngel & retain
(see page 20)
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b) Type & Position
Your FireAngel is only intended for
installation in batten and pendant type
bayonet lighting fixtures that allow your
FireAngel to hang within 28cm (11 inches)
of the ceiling. The closer to the ceiling
your FireAngel is fitted, the faster it will
respond in a fire emergency.
Warning
Do not fit your FireAngel in wall-mounted lights, table lamps, standard lamps or any other type of lighting fixture that
is not recommended. Failure to comply with this instruction could render the FireAngel inoperative in the event of a
fire emergency.
c) Lampshade
Your FireAngel is only intended for installation within lampshades that allow the flow of air around and through the Alarm. This
usually means that the lampshade is open at both ends. The lampshade must be open at the top for two reasons. Firstly to
allow smoke to enter the alarm from above and secondly to allow hot air to escape from the bulb and FireAngel. Please refer to
the guide below for clarification.
Warning
Your FireAngel will only alert you to fire emergency situations on sensing smoke. Under no circumstances should you
install your FireAngel in spherical paper lanterns or fully sealed (enclosed) lampshades as this could render your
FireAngel inoperative in the event of a fire emergency and will invalidate your warranty.
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d) Lightbulbs
Your FireAngel is only intended for use with conventional bayonet light bulbs up to a maximum rating of 60 watts, and
long life/low energy (PL Tube) type bulbs of any rating.
Warning
Using light bulbs above a 60 watt rating will significantly reduce the life span of your FireAngel and invalidate your
warranty.
3. Install Your FireAngel
a) Conventional type lampshades
Ensure the selected light fitting is switched off and that the bulb is cool.
a) Remove the bulb from the
light fitting.
c) Install into pendant
ensuring that lampshade
arms do not foul.
b) Slacken the lampshade
fixing skirt, to allow
rotation of the lampshade
d) Fit the bulb into the
aperture provided in the
base of your FireAngel.
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b) ‘Uplighter’ type lampshades
Ensure the selected light fitting is switched off and that the bulb is cool. Remove the bulb from the light fitting.
a) Remove the lampshade
fixing skirt, to allow the
removal of the
lampshade.
Note: care must be taken
to avoid the lampshade
falling.
c) Fit your FireAngel into the
light fitting.
b) Place the lampshade’s
fixing ring over your
FireAngel.
d) Fit the bulb into the
aperture provided in the
base of your FireAngel.
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Important
Your FireAngel has been designed to fit within the arms of the majority of lampshades. If the arms on your lampshade
are not wide enough apart to allow installation, simply ease apart until your FireAngel can be fitted.
Important
Your FireAngel has been designed to fit into modern light fixtures that use an average length fixing skirt. In certain
cases it may be necessary to upgrade to a smaller lampshade fixing skirt to allow installation.
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