To ensure your smoke alarm is functioning correctly and to address any issues, follow these steps:

1) Monthly Testing:

• Action: Press and hold the test button on the cover of the unit until the alarm sounds.

• If the alarm does not sound:

  • Check if the unit is receiving power (e.g., ensure it’s properly connected if it’s a hardwired unit).

  • Test it again. If it still doesn’t alarm, check the battery and replace it immediately if necessary.

2) Visual Indicators:

• Normal Operation: The signal light on the unit should flash once every 30 seconds, indicating it is functioning properly.

• Alarm Activation: When the alarm sounds, the signal light will flash once every 0.5 seconds.

3) Low Battery Warning:

• Indicator: If the alarm emits a low "chirp" sound every 30 seconds, it indicates that the battery is low and needs to be replaced.

• Action: Replace the battery immediately to ensure the alarm remains operational.

4) False Alarms:

• Normal Smoke: Smoke from cooking or small amounts of smoke typically will not trigger the alarm.

• Causes of False Alarms:

  • Blowing smoke directly into the alarm.

  • Forgetting to turn on ventilation while cooking.

• Prevention: Ensure proper ventilation when cooking and avoid exposing the alarm directly to smoke.

5) Smoke Activation:

• Triggering the Alarm: Smoking near the unit may sometimes trigger the alarm.

• Solution: If the alarm sounds due to smoke, ventilate the area by opening windows or using a fan to disperse the smoke, which should stop the alarm.

Additional Tips:

• Regular Maintenance: Clean the smoke alarm periodically to remove dust or debris that could affect its performance.

• Battery Replacement: Even if the alarm is functioning, replace the battery at least once a year or as recommended by the manufacturer.

• Professional Check: If the alarm continues to malfunction after replacing the battery, consider having it inspected by a professional or replacing the unit entirely.

Product Description

•10 years battery life time
•3V (incorporating non-replaceable lithium battery）
•Photoelectric sensing self-check
•Loud>85db(A) alarm signal(3M)
•Flash alarm indicator(red LED)
•Test button
•Low Battery signal
•Local alarm memory
•Nine-minute timer for nominal silence mode
•End of life indicator
•N.W.:56g(include battery）
•Dimensions: Ф46*50mm

Product Parameter

Applicable place

The standalone smoke detector is a versatile and essential safety device that can be widely applied in various settings to provide early warning in the event of a fire. Here are some of the key locations where it can be effectively used:

1) Residences:

• Homes: Ideal for single-family homes, apartments, and condominiums to ensure the safety of residents.

• Old Residential Buildings: Particularly important in older buildings that may not have modern fire detection systems.

2) Healthcare Facilities:

• Nursing Homes: Provides critical early warning for elderly residents who may need more time to evacuate.

• Service Institutions for the Disabled: Ensures the safety of individuals who may have mobility or sensory impairments.

3) Educational Institutions:

• Kindergartens: Protects young children who may not be able to respond quickly to a fire.

• Dormitories: Essential for student housing to ensure the safety of residents.

4) Community and Public Spaces:

• Community Activity Places: Such as community centers, libraries, and recreational facilities where people gather.

• Old Residential Buildings: Often lack modern fire safety systems, making standalone detectors crucial.

5) Rental Properties:

• Rental Flats: Provides an added layer of safety for tenants, especially in buildings with multiple units.

• Hotels: Ensures the safety of guests, particularly in rooms and common areas.

6) Other Locations:

• Basements: Often used for storage or as living spaces, basements can be high-risk areas for fires.

• Temporary Housing: Such as construction site accommodations or emergency shelters.

Benefits of Standalone Smoke Detectors:

• Ease of Installation: No need for complex wiring; they can be easily installed in any location.

• Cost-Effective: Affordable solution for adding fire detection in multiple areas.

• Battery-Powered: Can operate independently of the electrical grid, making them reliable during power outages.

• Early Warning: Provides crucial early detection, allowing occupants more time to evacuate safely.

Installation Tips:

• Placement: Install smoke detectors on ceilings or high on walls, as smoke rises. Avoid placing them near windows, doors, or ducts where drafts might interfere with their operation.

• Regular Testing: Test the detectors monthly to ensure they are functioning correctly.

• Battery Maintenance: Replace batteries at least once a year or as soon as the low battery warning sounds.