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Natural gas is lighter than air and has the tendency to rise up and fill the space above the leak site.
The detector should be installed above the likely place of leakage, ca. 30 cm from the ceiling.
Do not install the detector in a place where air flow is hindered by furniture and other equipment.
The detector should be installed in an accessible place so that the user is able to push the TEST/
HUSH button in the event of an alarm.
The detector should be installed in a place from which an alarm will be easy to hear.
Do not install the detector:
• Directly above kitchen appliances
• Outside the building
• In an enclosed space (e.g. a cabinet)
• Directly above the sink
• Next to a window or door
• Next to a fan
• In a place where the temperature is not between -10 °C and +40 °C
• In a place where the vents of the detector might get dirty or clogged
• In a humid place
Example of Detector Placement See fig. 2
1 – Gas detector
Installing the Detector onto a Wall
Before mounting, turn off the power for the room.
Make sure there are no wires or pipes in the place you intend to mount the detector.
Use the mounting plate to mark 2 drill holes, see fig. 2.
Drill the two holes (ø 5 mm) in the wall.
Insert the attached wall plugs into the openings, place the mounting plate and attach it to the
wall with screws.
Fit the back of the detector firmly onto the fixing projections on the mounting plate.
See fig. 3
A – detector
B – screws
C – mounting plate
D – wall plugs
START-UP
After installation is complete, connect the detector to 230 V mains. The detector will take approx.
3 minutes to adapt and the green LED will be flashing.
Once the green LED stops flashing and remains lit up, the detector is ready for use.
Note: in order for the detector to work faultlessly, it is necessary for oxygen concentration in
the room to be at least 21 %.
TEST MODE
If needed, you can check the functioning of the detector.
E – holes in the wall
F – fixing projections
G – holes for hanging
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