Sebson GS546 Manual De Instalación página 13

 In order that the warranty claim does not expire please use only the supplied items. Repairs may only be
done by an expert and only by using original spare parts!
Recommended installation locations for smoke alarms:
The installation of smoke detectors is recommended in the following rooms (see Fig.3):
1. Cellar
2. Nursery
3. Bedroom
4. Attic space
5. Working room
6. Bathroom
7. Living room
8. Stairwell
 Bedrooms: Install a smoke alarm in every bedroom!
 Corridors: Install a device in each corridor that leads to a bedroom. If the corridor is longer than 9m, install a
device at the beginning and end of the corridor.
Stairwell: Install a smoke detector on each floor in the stairwell. Smoke and flames can spread particularly
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strongly in stairwells!
Living and working rooms as well as storage areas.
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 Cellar. Mount a smoke alarm detector in the entrance area to the basement.
 Rooms with electrical equipment
 Attics: When installing smoke alarms on pitched roofs, ensure a minimum distance of 0.5m-1m from the top
of the roof (see Figure 4).
 Attics with horizontal ceiling: (see Figure 5) for installation
 Mount smoke detectors at least 0.5m away from lamps!
 nstall several smoke alarms in large corridors or large rooms. Observe a maximum distance of 15m!
 Install smoke alarms in narrow corridors or rooms no larger than 1m wide in the middle of the ceiling.
Unsuitable mounting locations for smoke alarms:
 Rooms with high humidity, e.g. in the bathroom
 Garages or kitchens. In the kitchen should be installed a smoke alarm should only if the distance to the
stove is at least 4m.
 Smoke detectors should not be installed near heating, heating, cooling and ventilation shafts.
 On ceiling beams that are lager than 0.2m
 Near open fires or fireplaces
 In very dusty rooms.
 On A-shaped roofs, the smoke detector must not be mounted at the highest point.
 Rooms which have a room temperature below 5°C or above 40°C.
 In caravans or rooms with a low ceiling height. Since the air heats up strongly in the upper area due to, for
example, intensive solar radiation in summer, the smoke is prevented from rising to trigger the alarm of the
smoke detector.
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