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Some simple tips
• Keep matches and lighters out of the reach of children.
• Don't smoke in bed.
• Do not overload circuits from the same electrical outlet.
• Observe the instructions for using heating or electrical devices.
• Do not tinker with your electrical installation while waiting for the repairer.
• Be careful with oil on the stove and toasters.
• Never use alcohol or gasoline to light or rekindle the embers of a barbecue or
fireplace.
• Do not store flammable products near a heat source.
• Have your gas and electricity installations serviced regularly.
• Have your chimney swept every year.
• Have a suitable extinguishing system in your home, checked and regularly maintained.
If it is a fire extinguisher, have it close at hand and clear its access.
Preparation, installation and use
How the smoke detector works
The photoelectric smoke detector goes off as soon as smoke spreads through the device's
detection chamber.
The alarm is designed to detect smoke. It doesn't prevent fires, but it does allow you to be
warned in time and escape the flames, 70% of fatal fires occur at night while occupants
are sleeping.
The smoke detector does not detect gases, flames or heat. It is designed to raise the alarm
quickly at the first sign of smoke. For proper operation, the detector must be installed,
started up and maintained regularly.
Warning: correct functioning of the detector is ensured by a non-replaceable battery.
Installation - Location
Attic
Bedroom
Corridor
Living room
Minimum protection, priority locations
Optimal protection, additional detectors
Bedroom
Kitchen
Living room,
lunchroom
Bedroom Bedroom
Bedroom
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