Abus RM20 Operation & User’s Manual

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RM20 Rauchwarnmelder mit Hitzewarnfunktion Bedienungs-, Installations- und Wartungsanleitung Rauchwarnmelder mit Hitzewarnfunktion D User manual Smoke alarm device with heat alarm function GB Consignes d‘utilisation et d‘installation Détecteur d‘alarme de fumée avec signal d‘avertissement de chaleur F Gebruikers- en installatiehandleiding Rookmelder met hittesensor NL Istruzioni per l’uso e l‘installazione Rilevatore di fumo con funzione di relevamento del calore I MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 1 14.11.12

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16 Battery Error Message 17 Assembly 18 Adhesive Mounting 18 Mounting by Drilling 18 General Safety Guidelines 19 Inspection and Maintenance 20 Equipment life 21 Possible Causes of a Fault Alarm 21 Warranty 22 Intended Use 22 CE Conformity 23 Disclaimer 23 Limitation of Liability 23 MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 14 14.11.12

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– 15 – THANK YOU ! We are pleased that you have chosen to buy our product and thank you for placing your trust in our company! You have made a good decision. This household smoke alarm has been developed and manufactured with the utmost care, so that you can be made aware of a fire risk in your home in due time. To achieve optimum unit performance, please read through and observe these operating instructions in full. IV. Test and stop button, detachable II. Smoke inlet ribs III. Magnetic mount I. Activation button Fig. 1 MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 15 14.11.12

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Commissioning First of all, remove any activation safeguards (e.g. a cotter pin) and make sure that the activation safe- guard does not get into the device! Then press the device’s activation button (Fig. 1, I.) which is shown in the picture on page 15. After the button has been pushed in, it must be flush with the unit’s housing. If the smoke alarm has been activated successfully, a brief test tone sounds to confirm activation. This test tone will also sound when you press the test and stop button (Fig. 1, IV) to verify that the unit is operating correctly. Function The heat alarm function is activated under the following conditions: • When the temperature is over 40°C and rises by more than 4°C in 80 seconds • If the temperature exceeds 60°C for more than 8 seconds • Heat alarm tone: single beep, once a second • Smoke alarm tone: double beep, once a second Choosing a location Bedroom Kitchen Living room Boiler room Workshop room Children’s room RM RM RM RM RM RM RM RM RM RM RM Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen Living room Children’s room Children’s room RM RM RM RM RM RM Fig. 2 MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 16 14.11.12

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As a minimum requirement RM , smoke alarms should be installed in all bedrooms, children’s rooms and corridors that function as escape routes, only in the middle of the ceiling (no wall mounting). Choose the highest point to install the unit, ensuring that it is posi- tioned at least 50 cm away from surrounding walls, furniture and lamps. To provide optimum protec- tion RM for your home, install units in all the other rooms and in the stairwells. The unit is also suitable for use in the kitchen (the most com- mon location for household fires). In most cases, there is no need to install a smoke alarm in washrooms (bathrooms, toilets, etc.) such rooms represent a low fire risk. Please observe the diagrams included in these instructions. The unit can detect a fire early on on the basis of the rising smoke and the connected temperature increase in the temperature in the room. In the event of fire, a loud alarm tone sounds as a warning. If you are sure that there is no genuine need to evac- uate the building, you can temporar- ily deactivate the alarm tone (for roughly 10 minutes) or disable the tone before it is activated by gently pressing the unit’s test and stop button (IV). In such a case, it is advisable to venti- late the affected rooms well to prevent the alarm from being activated a second time. BATTERY FAULT WARNING If a single brief signalling tone (“beep”) sounds roughly every 90 seconds, the battery capacity is low. If a double brief signalling tone (“beep-beep”) sounds roughly every 90 seconds, the unit is no longer able to filter out imperfections in the detection optics. Both signalling tones can be tempo- rarily deactivated (for 24 hours) by pressing the test and stop button (IV). If the smoke alarm is emitting either of the above-described signalling MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 17 14.11.12

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approx. 10 seconds. Then you can place the device on the magnet carrying frame (Fig. 1, III.). The adhesive bond will reach its ultimate strength after approx. 72 hours. Drilling Drill a hole into the installation surface with a 6 mm drill bit and insert the supplied 6 mm wall plug into the hole. Guide the supplied 5 mm countersunk head screw through the underside of the magnetic mount (Fig. 4) pictured below so that the screw with be flush with the magnetic mount when it has been screwed into the wall plug. Push the screw through the drilled hole. The screw must be fully screwed into the recess provided on the magnetic mount to ensure that the unit is held securely. Take care not to fasten the tones, the unit will continue to function for a maximum of 60 days and needs to be replaced before this 60-day period has expired! INSTALLATION The RM 20 is hold in place by a magnetic mount. This mount can be fastened to the ceiling in two different ways, as described below. Please note that only one side of the magnet can attract the unit magnetically. ADHESIVE MOUNTING To mount the device using adhesion, only the adhesive included with the product may be used! The assembly site must be fixed, dry and free of grease, dust and loose paintwork etc. As shown in (Fig. 3), remove the information sticker and the protective film from the applied adhesive and press the magnet carrying frame to the assembly position firmly for Fig. 3 MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 18 14.11.12

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screw too tightly as this could deform/distort the magnetic mount. GENERAL SAFETY INFoRMATIoN Although smoke alarms can help you to detect a fi re early on, they cannot extinguish a fi re, prevent a fi re from occurring or alarm the fi re brigade. In the event of fi re fume-related risk, smoke alarms emit a loud alarm tone to warn you of this risk. Although the utmost care is taken during the manufacture of the smoke alarm, a malfunction may occur and a unit may not be able to warn you of a fi re in due time, or may not be able to provide a warning at all. The standard precautions for dealing with fi re, fl ammable materials and technical devices must be observed at all times. The unit is a closed system. Any form of tampering with the unit’s interior will result in the loss of any existing warranty and make it impossible for the unit to be implemented in accordance with its intended use. Never open the unit as this can place you at risk of injury. Replacing the battery is not necessary and is not technically possible. Please protect the unit from the following, particularly during renovation work (but also in general): moisture, cold, heat, fi ne dust, grease vapours, nicotine and paint fumes, adhesives, dirt and coating materials such as wall paint. In the event of renovation, construc- tion or grinding work, detach the smoke alarm from the magnetic mount by gently pulling it in a downwards direction and keep it in a protected place. Aft er the work has been completed, remember to replace the smoke alarm (by clicking into place the magnetic mount. Fig. 4 MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 19 14.11.12

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Important note: The smoke alarm is only able to provide a warning, and potentially save lives, if it is located in its intend- ed installation position, is free from dirt and damage and is activated. Testing and maintenance The smoke detector automatically checks that it is operating correctly once a minute. It also automatically readjusts the sensitivity of its detec- tion optics to suit its environmental conditions. The unit gives an early warning if its energy capacity is low or if the detec- tion optics have become so full of imperfections that readjustment is no longer possible. This gives you sufficient time to replace the smoke alarm with a new unit. Please ensure that the air inlets locat- ed around the edge of the smoke alarm are never blocked by dust, dirt, paint of adhesive tape. You should check that the unit is functional on a regular basis, at least once a month, by pressing the test and stop button (Fig. 5) to activate a test alarm. Check that the unit is free from damage, that it is held tightly in Activating the test tone Stop: temporarily deactivate or disable the alarm. Fig. 5 Fig. 6 MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 20 14.11.12

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place and that the smoke inlet ribs (II) are completely free from any foreign bodies. Useful information on regular maintenance and choosing an opti- mum location for installation can be found in the application standard for smoke alarms, DIN 14676. EQUIPMENT LIFE At least every 12 years replace the smoke detector. Possible causes for a false alarm • Very intense cooking, water and/or roasting vapours, air freshener, perfume or insecticide sprays, pollen, fine dust, dust from con- struction or grinding work have entered the unit. • The smoke alarm is being affected by extreme temperature fluctua- tions or very strong electromag netic radiation in immediate proxi- mity to the unit. • An alarm can only be activated by cigarette smoke if the smoke enters the unit directly or in very high concentrations. The unit should be protected from the abovemen- tioned environmental conditions to prevent a false alarm. • One or more very small insects or other small organisms have broken through the unit’s insect barriers. This can be rectified by carefully cleaning the unit with a vacuum cleaner. Always ensure that rooms are well ventilated when you are cooking food or when large amounts of water vapour are being produced. A false alarm can be stopped or prevented by gently pressing the test and stop button (IV) and thoroughly ventilating the affected rooms. Please notify your neighbours in the event of a false alarm, as they might otherwise mistakenly alarm the fire brigade! MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 21 14.11.12

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WARRANTY • ABUS products are designed, manu- factured and tested in accordance with applicable regulations with great care. • The warranty exclusively covers faults that are caused by material or manu- facturing defects. If a material or manufacturing defect can be proven, the smoke alarm will be repaired or replaced at the discretion of the warrantor. • In such cases, the warranty ends with the termination of the original warran- ty period of two years. Any further claims are expressly excluded. • ABUS assumes no liability for defects or damage that has been caused by external influences (e.g. transport, external forces, misuse), improper use, normal wear and tear or non- compliance with this operating and installation instructions document. • If a warranty claim is asserted, the smoke alarm must be returned with the original receipt with date of purchase and a brief written descrip- tion of the fault. • If you discover a defect that was already there at the time of purchase, please contact the seller directly within two years of purchase. Intended use The unit is to be used exclusively for the purpose for which it was designed and constructed. Any other use is not con- sidered intended use. The unit may only be use for the following purpose(s): • The detection of fire or smoke in private households • The smoke alarm has a heat alarm function. It is not, however, a “heat detector” under the terms of EN 54-5. • This smoke detector is not approved for use in leisure accommodation vehicles. MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 22 14.11.12

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Declaration of Conformity This product has been inspected and cer- tified as a construction product in accord- ance with EN 14604:2005/AC:2008 in line with Directive 89/106 EEC. Production is monitored through regular independent checks for consistent obser- vance of legal and standard regulations. The Declaration of Conformity can be found at www.abus.de EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY: ABUS, August bremicker Söhne KG (“ABUS”) ASSUMES NO FURTHER EXPLICIT OR IMPLICIT LIABILITY OF ANY KIND BEYOND THE APPLICABLE LEGAL PROVISIONS. THIS ALSO EXTENDS TO ANY LIABILITY RELATING TO MARKETABILITY AND/OR SUITABILITY FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES WITHIN THE SCOPE OF ANY IMPLICIT LIABILITY THAT IS NEVERTHELESS THE RESULT OF LEGAL PROVISIONS; THE WARRANTIES ARE RESTRICTED TO THE DURATION OF THESE WARRANTIES. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: YOUR RIGHTS ARE RESTRICTED TO THE REPAIR OR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT, AS DELIVERED. ABUS ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE INCLUDING, BUT NOT RESTRICTED TO, LOSS OF REVENUE, LOSS OF PROFIT, RESTRICTIONS IN THE USE OF SOFTWARE, LOSS OR RESTORATION OF DATA, COSTS FOR REPLACEMENT INSTALLATIONS, DOWNTIME, DAMAGE TO PROPERTY AND THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS RESULTING FROM CLAIMS SUCH AS CONTRACTUAL, LEGAL OR TORT-BASED RESTORATION CLAIMS BASED ON THE WARRANTY, REGARDLESS OF OTHER RESTRICTED WARRANTY PROVISIONS OR WARRANTY PROVISIONS IMPLIED BY LEGISLATION, OR, IN THE EVENT OF THE RESTRICTED WARRANTY NOT BEING APPLICABLE, ABUS’S SCOPE OF LIABILITY IS RESTRICTED TO THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT. WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE79663011 1772 CPD 110430 MoAnltg RM 20_D_GB_F_NL_I_11.2012.indd 23 14.11.12

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