Alarm - Dometic GROUP Waeco MagicSafe MSG150 Instrucciones De Montaje Y De Uso

MagicSafe MSG150
If an alarm occurs, an acoustic signal sounds over the internal siren and the red LED
(fig. 8 3, page 5) glows. If the external siren is connected, an additional acoustic signal
sounds over the external siren.
➤ To interrupt the internal alarm, press the pushbutton (fig. 8 4, page 5).
Switching on the MSG150 in combination with the MS660 or DVS90
➤ Switch the MS660 or DVS90 alarm system on as usual:
On the remote control of the respective device, press
– the lower button (MS660)
– the NO button of the vehicle or additional hand transmitter (DVS90).
✓ An acoustic signal sounds and the green LED (fig. 8 1, page 5) flashes for approx.
10 minutes.
During this time the gas detector conducts a system test and the sensor is brought to
operating temperature.
If an alarm occurs, an acoustic signal sounds over the internal siren and the red LED
(fig. 8 3, page 5) glows. The internal relay sends an earth signal to the alarm input of the
external alarm system. The external alarm system immediately triggers an external alarm
using the vehicle indicators and the vehicle horn or siren.
➤ To interrupt the internal alarm, press the pushbutton (fig. 8 4, page 5).
➤ To deactivate the external alarm, press the following on the remote control of the
respective device:
– The top button (MS660)
– The NC button of the vehicle or additional hand transmitter (DVS90).
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If an alarm is signalled, proceed as follows:
➤ Determine the cause of the alarm immediately.
➤ Instruct children and anybody still asleep to leave the vehicle or boat.
➤ Open all doors and windows as quickly as possible.
➤ Avoid striking matches or any naked flames and turn off any sources of combustion
immediately.
➤ Turn off all gas-powered devices.
➤ Avoid causing sparks (do not use any electrical switches).
➤ Rectify the cause or leave the vehicle or the boat.
False alarm
For your safety, the gas detector is set to be very sensitive. For this reason the sensor
also reacts to other gaseous media. Using aerosols (e.g. propellants in spray cans) or
thick tobacco smoke, heavy alcohol fumes or steam arising from cooking can trigger an
alarm even though no gas or anaesthetic gas is present.
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