DIGITAL 7 YEAR LIFECARBON MONOXIDE

ALARM(Includes all colour variants)

CO-9D User Manual

Please read me – as I could save your life.

Please retain this user manual for future reference

INTRODUCTION

FEATURES

CARBONMONOXIDEANDHOWITCANAFFECTYOUANDYOURFAMILY

WHERETOINSTALLYOURDETECTOR

HOWTOINSTALLYOURDETECTOR

POWERPACKACTIVATION

POWERPACKDEACTIVATION

OPERATINGFEATURES

SENSORTEST

UNDERSTANDINGTHEPRODUCT’SINDICATORS

MAINTAINING/TESTINGYOURDETECTOR

WHATTODOINTHEEVENTOFANALARM

USEFULNUMBERS

TECHNICALINFORMATION

DISPOSAL

7YEARWARRANTY

RETURNS

PRODUCTRANGE

NOTES/DISABLINGTABSTORAGEPAGE

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CONTENTS

Note: ThisUserManual is alsoavailable in large textand other formats. Please call 0800 141 2561 forfurtherinformation

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INTRODUCTIONCongratulations! You’ve made a wiseinvestmentinaninnovativeproductandyourpersonal safety. The CO-9D Digital CarbonMonoxideAlarmisoneofanewgenerationof domestic life safetyproducts fromSprueSafety Products Limited, which combinesthelatesttechnologyandinnovativedesignto provide an aesthetically pleasing andeffectivecontributiontoyourhomesafety.

TheFireAngelrangeofproductsisconstantlybeing improved and expanded. Please visitwww.fireangel.co.uk to find out about thelatestadditionstoourproductrange.

FireAngel manufactures some of the mosttechnologically advanced carbonmonoxidedetectorsintheworld.

FEATURES• Anadvancedelectrochemicalsensordesignedtoaccuratelymeasurelowlevelsofcarbonmonoxide(CO)providinganearlywarningoftoxicCOlevelsinyourhome

• Detectscarbonmonoxidecontinuously• Resistanttofalsealarmscausedbynormalhouseholdcontaminants

• Soundsaloud85dBalarm(at1metre(3feet))toalertyouincaseofanemergency

• Test/Modebutton• Regularself-checktoensuredetectorisoperatingcorrectly

• Canbefreestandingoreasilymountedonawall

• Portable,idealfortravelling• CertifiedtotheEuropeanCarbonMonoxidealarmStandard EN50291-1:2010,EN50291-2:2010

• 7yearwarranty• MultifunctionLCDscreen• Digitalroomthermometer

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CARBON MONOXIDEAND HOW IT CANAFFECT YOU AND

YOUR FAMILYCarbonmonoxideisadangerous,poisonousgas that kills hundredsof people each yearand injures manymore. It is often referredtoasthesilentkillerbecauseithasnoodourortasteandcannotbeseen.Likeoxygen,COentersthebodythroughthelungsduringthenormalbreathingprocess. It competeswithoxygenbyreplacingitintheredbloodcells,thereby reducing theflowofoxygen to theheart, brain and other vital organs. In highconcentrations,COcankillinminutes.

Many cases of reported carbon monoxidepoisoning indicate that while victimsare aware they are not feeling well, theybecome disorientated and unable to savethemselvesbyeitherexitingthebuildingorcallingforassistance.Exposureduringsleepisparticularlydangerousbecausethevictimusuallydoesnotwakeup.

Symptoms of CO poisoningThe following symptomsmaybe related toCOpoisoningwhichallhouseholdmembersshouldbemadeawareof:• Mild Exposure:Slightheadache,nausea,vomiting,fatigue(oftendescribedas‘flu-like’symptoms).

• Medium Exposure:Severethrobbingheadache,drowsiness,confusion,fastheartrate.

• Extreme Exposure: Unconsciousness,convulsions,cardiorespiratoryfailure,death.

Your FireAngel CO detector monitors thelevelofCOaspartspermillion(ppm)intheatmospheresurroundingthedetector.

35ppm Themaximumallowableconcentrationforcontinuousexposureforhealthyadultsinany8hourperiod,asrecommendedbytheOccupationalSafetyandHealthAdministration(OSHA).

200ppm Slightheadache,fatigue,dizziness,nauseaafter2-3hours.

400ppm Frontalheadacheswithin1-2hours,lifethreateningafter3hours.

800ppm Dizziness,nauseaandconvulsionswithin45minutes.Unconsciousnesswithin2hours.Deathwithin2-3hours.

ShouldyoususpectCOmaybeaffectingyouoryourfamily,openthedoorsandwindowsof your property to ventilate, turn off yourappliances and evacuate the premises.At this time the authorities should becontactedtolocatethesourceofthecarbonmonoxide before re-entering the building(for usefull contact numbers see page 17).Medical attention should be sought foranyonesufferingtheeffectsofCOpoisoning(headache,nausea,seepage3).

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Common sources of CO• Oilandgasboilers• Portablegenerators• Oilorsolidfuelcookers• Gasorparaffinheaters• Barbecues• Cloggedchimneys• Woodorgasfireplaces• Cigarettesmoke• Gasappliances• Anyfossilfuelburningappliance

WARNING: This FireAngel carbonmonoxidedetectorisnotacombustible

gas detector, nor a smoke detector. Pleaseinstall the proper detectors to detectcombustiblegases,orsmoke.

This CO detector should not be seen as asubstitute for the proper installation, use,andmaintenanceoffuel-burningappliances(including appropriate ventilation andexhaust systems), nor the sweeping ofchimneys.

WARNING: Variables relating to yourfuel buring appliances can change at

any point eg. the flue or chimney couldsuddenly become blocked or damaged,appliances may stop running correctly orcircumstances in neighbouring propertiesmay change resulting in the presence ofcarbonmonoxide.Forthisandotherreasonsdo not use this carbon monoxide detectoron an intermittent basis, or as a portabledetectorfortryingtotraceonesourceofthe

spillage of combustion products from fuel-burningappliancesorfromchimneys.

Do not:• IGNOREANYWARNINGFROMYOURCODETECTOR!

• Burncharcoalinsideyourhome,caravan,tentorcabin

• Install,convertorservicefuel-burningapplianceswithoutproperknowledge,skillandexpertise

• Useagascookerforheatingaroom• Operateunventedgasburningappliancesusingparaffinornaturalgasinclosedrooms

• Operatepetrol-poweredenginesindoorsorinconfinedareas

• Ignoreasafetydevicewhenitshutsanapplianceoff

Always:• Buyappliancesacceptedbyarecognisedtestinglaboratory

• Installappliancesaccordingtothemanufacturer’sinstructions

• Haveapplianceinstallationscarriedoutbyprofessionals(forgasappliancesengineersshouldberegistered)

• Haveyourappliancescheckedregularlybyaqualifiedserviceengineer

• Haveyourchimneysandfluescleanedprofessionallyeveryyear

• Makeregularvisualinspectionsofallfuel-burningappliances

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• Do notbarbecueindoors,orinanattachedgarage

• Openwindowswhenafireplaceoroil/solidfuelcookerisinuse

• OnlyinstallCOdetectorsthatmeettherequirementsofEN50291-1:2010inyourhome

• BeawareofCOpoisoningsymptoms(seepage3)

EDUCATEYOURSELFANDYOURFAMILYONTHESOURCESANDSYMPTOMSOFCOPOISONINGANDHOWTOUSEYOURCARBONMONOXIDEDETECTOR

WHERE TO INSTALL YOUR DETECTOR

ThisCOalarmissuitableforuseindomesticpremises, caravan holiday homes, caravansandmotorcaravans.

The following advice is applicable to allintended applications, there are specialinstructionsattheendofthissectionrelatingto positioning in caravan holiday homes,caravansandmotorcaravans.

WARNING: This detector will onlyindicate the presence of carbon

monoxide gas at the sensor. Carbonmonoxidegasmaybepresentinotherareas.

In which room should the detector be installed?Ideally, an apparatus should be installedin every room containing a fuel burningappliance. Additional apparatus may beinstalled to ensure that adequate warningis given for occupants in other rooms, bylocatingapparatusin:

• Remoteroomsinwhichtheoccupant(s)spendconsiderabletimewhilstawakeandfromwhichtheymaynotbeablehearanalarmfromapparatusinanotherpartofthepremises,and

• Everysleepingroom.

However,ifthereisafuelburningapplianceinmore thanone roomand thenumberofapparatus is limited, the following pointsshouldbeconsideredwhendecidingwherebesttoputtheapparatus:• Locatetheapparatusinaroomcontainingafluelessoropen-fluedappliance,and

• Locateapparatusinaroomwheretheoccupant(s)spendmosttime.

• Ifthedomesticpremisesisabedsit(asingleroomservingasbothsittingandbedroom)thentheapparatusshouldbeputasfarfromthecookingappliancesaspossiblebutneartowherethepersonsleeps.

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• Iftheapplianceisinaroomnotnormallyused(forexampleaboilerroom),theapparatusshouldbeputjustoutsidetheroomsothatthealarmmaybeheardmoreeasily.Alternatively,aremotealarmsirenmaybeconnectedtoatypeAapparatuslocatedinaroom(s)containingafuel-burningappliance.

Where in the room should I place the detector?Apparatus located in the same room as afuel-burningappliance:Forbothwallandceilingmountedapparatusthefollowingapplies:aTheapparatusshouldbeatahorizontaldistanceofbetween1mand3mfromthepotentialsource.

bIfthereisapartitioninaroom,theapparatusshouldbelocatedonthesamesideofthepartitionasthepotentialsource.

cCarbonMonoxidedetectorsinroomswithslopedceilingsshouldbelocatedatthehighsideoftheroom.Inadditiontotheabovethefollowingmustbeobserved:Iftheapparatusislocatedonawall:aitshouldbelocatedclosetotheceiling;b itshouldbelocatedataheightgreaterthantheheightofanydoororwindow;

citshouldbeatleast150mmfromtheceiling.Iftheapparatusislocatedontheceiling:aitshouldbeatleast300mmfromany

wallandanyceilingobstructione.g.lightfittings.Apparatus located insleepingroomsand inroomsremotefromafuelburningappliance:Apparatus located in sleeping rooms orlocated in rooms remote from the fuel-burning appliance should be locatedrelativelyclosetothebreathingzoneoftheoccupants.Where not to put the detectorTheapparatusshouldnotbeinstalled:• Inanenclosedspace(forexampleinacupboardorbehindacurtain).

• Whereitcanbeobstructed(forexamplebyfurniture).

• Directlyaboveasink• Nexttoadoororwindow• Nexttoanextractorfan• Nexttoanairventorothersimilarventilationopenings

• Inanareawherethetemperaturemaydropbelow-10°Corexceed40°C

• Wheredirtanddustmayblockthesensor• Inadamporhumidlocation(forexampleinabathroom)

• Intheimmediatevicinityofthecookingappliance

• Indirectsunlight,asthiscouldaffecttheaccuracyofthetemperaturedisplayconsiderably

• Within1m(3feet)ofmobilephones

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HOW TO INSTALL YOUR DETECTOR

NOTE:Thisapparatusshouldbeinstalledbyacompetentpersonwhofeelsableto

installitaccordingtotheinstructions.Firstly write the installation date onyour detector in the area provided. Werecommendthatyourdetectorisinstalledonthewall.

To mount on a wall or ceiling:Please ensure that you use the screwsprovided, as they were chosen specificallyfor usewith this product.Use the templatebelow for guidance on marking holepositions.Drillholesintothewall. Inserttheplasticwallplugs.Screwinthescrews.Ensurescrewsareprotrudingfromthewallby3mmtoallowdetectortoslotontoscrews.

To place on a shelf: Thebaseofthedetectorhasbeendesignedtoallowittostandfreelyonashelf.

WARNING: When placing on a shelf,please adhere to the same positional

recommendations as described on pages 5and6.

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Drill hole spacing

Caravans Caravansmayhaveadditionalrisksofcarbonmonoxideingressthroughairventsduetothenearbypresenceofothervehicles,engines,generatorsorbarbecues,howeverthisdoesnotchangethebasicguidanceonlocationofthealarm.Caravansshouldbefittedwithanalarminthesameroomasanycombustionappliance(s),locatedinaccordancewithpreviousadviceinthissection.Ifthecaravanhasasinglelivingspacewhichincorporatesthesleepingaccommodation,itcanbeconsideredtobeequivalenttoabedsit,andasinglealarmissufficient.However,anysleepingaccommodationwhichisinaseparateroomfromthecombustionappliance(s)shouldalsocontainanalarm,locatedinaccordancewithpreviousadviceinthissection.Itisnotalwayspossibletofindanoptimumlocationforanapparatus,forexample,asmallcaravanmaynothavesuitableverticalsurfacesavailable.Nevertheless,whenfittinganapparatusinsuchsituations,thetwomostimportantconsiderationswhenselectinganappropriatelocationare:

• Notmountingtheapparatusdirectlyaboveasourceofheatorsteam;and

• Mountingtheapparatusatadistanceof1–3mfromthenearestedgeofthepotentialsource.

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POWER PACK ACTIVATION

See diagram oppositea Yourdetectorcomescompletewithanintegratedpowerpackthatwillprovidepowerforitsentireoperationallife.Toactivatethepowerpackyouneedtopullthedisablingtab(seeimage).Thiswillinturnpulloutthemetaldisablingclip,whichisattachedtotheendofthetab,fromthedisablingsocketwhichissituatedontheundersideofthedetector.Retainthedisablingtabforfutureusebytapingittopage22ofthismanual.

bWhenthedetectorisactivatedthescreenwilldisplayalloftheicons,thenafterafewsecondswillshowthecurrentCOlevel.ThepowerindicatorLEDbelowthe

symbolwillalsoflashgreenonceeveryminutetoindicatethatthedetectorisreceivingpowerfromthepowerpackandisfullyoperational.A symbolwillalsoflashbrieflyontheLCDscreenapproximatelyonceeveryminute.

c Testthesounder,powerpackandcircuitrybypushingthecentreoftheTest/Modebuttonbrieflytoconfirmthatthedetectorisoperatingproperly.Thesounderwillsoundassoonasthebuttonispressed,andtheAlarmLEDwillilluminateredindicatingthatthesounderisworkingandthepowerpackisprovidingpowertotheunit.You’llnoticethatthedisplaywillswitchtotemperaturemode,thisis

explainedlaterinthemanual,pressthebuttonagaintoreturntotheCOdisplay.Thistestforthesounder,powerpackandcircuitryshouldbeperformedonaweeklybasisandshouldbecontinuedforthelifetimeoftheproduct.

WARNING: Prolonged exposure to thesounder in closeproximity toyourears

maydamageyourhearing.Under normal operating conditions, thepower pack will last for the lifetime of theproducti.e.7years.Thedetectorwillnotprotectagainsttheriskof carbon monoxide poisoning when thepowerpackhasdrained.

WARNING: Prolonged exposure toextremehighor lowtemperaturesmay

reducethelifeofthepowerpack.

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POWER PACK DEACTIVATION

Your CO-9D is portable, making it ideal fortaking with you on holiday. You will needtodeactivate yourdetectorwhen travellingorevenwhenstoringe.g.whendecorating.Fittingisthereverseofremoval.Todeactivatethedetector the twoendsof themetalclipmust be inserted into the correspondingholes inthedisablingsocket locatedontheunderside of the detector (see image). Youcan ensure that the product is disabled bypressingthetestbutton-ifthereisnosoundfrom the sounder then the clip has beenfittedcorrectly.

NOTE: If the disabling tab is no longeravailablethentheclipcanbereplicated

byopeningouta thinmetalpaperclip intoaU-shape.

OPERATING FEATURESYourFireAngeldetectoroffersmanyfeatureswhichsetitapartfromotherCOdetectorsonthemarkettoday.

Standby modeThe alarm can display two views when innormalstandbymode,thecurrentlevelofCOorthecurrentroomtemperatureindegreescentigrade (ºC).When thealarm is showingthecurrentCOLevelyouwillseesomethingsimilartothefollowing.

FireAngel’s unique digital read out displaysthe amount of CO that the sensor isdetecting shown inpartspermillion (PPM).It isdesignedto indicate levels from10PPMto999PPM.

NOTE: Ambient background levelsbetween0PPMand10PPMwillshowas

0PPM.

When the alarm is showing the currenttemperature youwill see something similartothefollowing.

Theclipmustremaininthedisablingsockettokeepthepowerpackdeactivated.

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In both modes you will notice asymbol appear briefly in the top left handcornerofthescreenonceeveryminute.Thisisanadditional indicationtoshowyouthatthealarmisoperatingaswellastheflashinggreenLED.

ToswitchbetweenCOandtemperatureview,simply press the Test/Mode button briefly.Theunitwill also soundwhenpressing thebutton to switch between the two displaymodes.

You will also notice that when switchingbetween modes the display will changeslightly,thisisbecausethealarmisdisplayingthe Peak Level CO reading that it hasrecorded inthe last4weeks,pleaseseethefollowingpeak level readingfeaturesectionforfurtherdescription.

NOTE: If the alarm is in temperatureviewanddetectsCOitwillautomatically

switchbacktoCOdisplaymode.

Power pack, sounder and circuitry testPressingtheTest/Modebuttonwillalsotestthepowerpack,sounderandcircuitryofthealarm.TheunitwillsoundandthealarmLEDbelow will illuminate red. You should

performthistestonceperweek.

Peak Level Reading featureThealarmwillrecordthehighestreadingofCO that ishasdetected in the last4weeks.This information is useful if your alarm hassoundedsoyoucanseethehighestlevelofCOdetectedduringthattime.ItisalsousefultocheckperiodicallytoseeifareadablelevelofCOhasbeendetectedforashorttime,butnot longenoughtotriggera fullalarm.ThepeaklevelreadingisshownbrieflyeverytimeyoupresstheTest/Modebuttonandwilllooksomethingliketheimagebelow.

NOTE: It is possible and quite normalfor the peak level to remain at 0ppm,

i.e.thissimplymeansthatthealarmhasnotdetectedanyCOinthelast4weeks.

ThePeakLevelreadingwillberesetto0ppmwhenever a Sensor Test is carried out. (SeethenextsectionforSensorTest).

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15cm(6”)

SENSOR TESTCAUTION:Sensortestingshouldonlybeperformed by a responsible adult. This

testshouldonlybeperformedonceamonth.Excessive testingwill shorten the lifeof thepowerpack.

NOTE: AerosolCOtestkitsmaybeusedinordertoavoidhavingtoburnincense

sticksorcigarettes.Howeverwerecommendthat incense sticks are used as they arecheapandreadilyavailable.Areadablelevelof carbon monoxide will not be given offby other sources of smoke, for example anextinguishedcandleormatch.

Step 1: Ifthealarmiswallmountedunhookitfromthefixingscrews.

Step 2: Hold the Test/Mode button downuntil thespanner iconappears inthebottomlefthandcornerofthescreenand the bar graph ‘scans’ from lefttoright.This indicatesthealarmis insensortestmodewherethesampling

rate of the sensor has increased and thealarm can be tested using a known sourceofCO.

Step 3: Light an incense stick or cigaretteusing a match or lighter. Extinguish thelighter,orputoutthematchandplaceitintoadishofwater.

Step 4: Hold the incense stick or burningcigarette15cm(6inches)belowthedetector,sothatthesmokegoesintotheholesatthe

bottom of the detector. As the smoke getsinto the alarm the display will show theamount of CO being detected. When thelevelofCOinthesensorreaches50ppmthealarm will sound a single alarm cycle, thisconfirmsthatthesensorisworkingcorrectlyand is theendof thesensortest.Thealarmwillreturntonormalstandbymode.

Step 5:Putouttheincensestickorcigarettebyplacingitintoadishofwater.Ensurethatallflameshavebeenextinguished.

NOTE: If the level of CO in the sensordoesn’t reach 50ppm then the Sensor Testmodewill timeoutandfinishautomaticallyafter 3 minutes. Even if the level doesn’treach50ppm,aslongasthedisplayshowsareadingofCOthenyoucanbeconfidentthat

NOTE:AerosolCOtestkitsmaybeused inorder toavoid having to burn incense sticks or cigarettes.Howeverwerecommendthatincensesticksareusedastheyarecheapandreadilyavailable.

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UNDERSTANDING THE PRODUCT’S INDICATORS

Digital DisplayTheLCDscreenhasmanyiconswithoneormorebeingshownatanyonetime.

Bar Graph to show early build up of COTo understand the role of the productindicators please refer to section ‘CarbonMonoxideandhowitcanaffectyourfamily’onpage3.Thealarmhasabargraphwhichmimics the way CO levels build up in theblood stream. The response times of thealarm are determined by the EuropeanStandard EN 50291-1: 2010 so the alarmwill only sound when it has detected COfor a prescribed length of time, the higherthe level of CO the quicker the alarmmustsound. However with FireAngel’s CO-9Dthere is an early visual warning that CO ispresent.WhenCOisfirstdetectedthealarmindicatesit’spresencebydisplayingthelevelon the screen in parts permillion (ppm). IfCO continues to be present additional barswill appear on the graph. When the graphisfull i.e.the6thsegmentisshowntheunit

thealarmisworkingcorrectly.Ifyouhaveanyquestions about testing the sensor pleasecontactthetechnicalsupportteam(seepage21forfreephoneandemailcontactdetails).

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willsoundaloudaudiblealarm(85dBat1m(3 feet))and theAlarmLEDbelowthesymbolonthefrontofthedetectorwillflashredonceeverysecond.

The Alarm will sound:

• Between60and90minuteswhenexposedtoaminimumof50ppmofCO.

• Between10and40minuteswhenexposedtoaminimumof100ppmofCO.

• Within3minuteswhenexposedtoaminimumof300ppmofCO.

Alarm silence:It is possible to temporarily silence thealarm up to two times if the level of CO

that triggered the alarm is lessthan 200ppm. After ventilatingthe property you can temporarilysilence the alarm by pressing the

Test/Mode button, the alarm will stop andthesilencemodesymbolwillappearonthescreen. The silencemodewill last forup to3minutes. If theCO level remains toohighthealarmwilltriggeragainor ifthelevelofCO rises above 200ppm then the detectorwillautomaticallyre-enteralarmmode.Ifthelevel ofCOhas fallen to a satisfactory levelthesilencemodeiconwilldisappear,theunitwillexitalarmmodeandthesegmentsofthebargraphwillslowlydisappearastheCOinthesensorclears.

Alarm in absence:If thePeak level reading symbol is showingon the screen but there is no full alarm

sound and you are not pressingthe test button, then yourdetector is warning that it has

detectedCarbonMonoxideinyourabsence.Immediately vacate the premises and seekmedical attention for anyone sufferingthe effects of CO poisoning (headache,nausea, see page 3). Treat this as a seriouswarning. Call a qualified technician andhavetheprobleminvestigatedandrectifiedimmediately. For usefull contact numbersseepage17.

Error signal:Theunitcontinuouslychecksthesettingsof

its sensor and circuitry. If anyof these settings are found tobe incorrect, the detector will

emitasinglechirponceperminuteandthedisplaywillshow“Err”forerrorandanerrorcode,cyclingbetween“Err”andtheparticularerrorcode.

Low power pack signal:If the power pack becomes low thenthe detector will emit a single chirponce per minute and the low powerpackiconwillflashonthescreen.

IMPORTANT: A single chirp once perminute togetherwithanerrorsignalor

lowpowerpackwarningdoesNOTmeanthatthedetectorhasdetectedcarbonmonoxide.If you experience an error condition or lowpower pack warning and the product is

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still within warranty then contact technicalsupport. If the product is no longer inwarrantyreplace immediately!

IMPORTANT: The selected power packwas chosen to provide power beyond

the lifetimeof theproduct, inparticular thesensor(undernormaloperatingconditions).The operational life of the sensor is sevenyears,forthisreason,thedetectorshouldbereplacedafter seven years from thedateofinstallation.

FireAngel Technical Support Line9.00am–5.00pm,Monday–Friday.Telephone: 0800 141 2561(1-800 523171 in EIRE)e-mail:technicalsupport@fireangel.co.uk

MAINTAINING / TESTING YOUR DETECTOR

MaintenanceYour detector will alert you to potentiallyhazardousCOconcentrations in yourhomewhen maintained properly. To keep yourFireAngeldetector inproperworkingorder,andtoensurethatthesensorwilllastforthelifetime of the product, it is recommendedthatyou:

• Testthesounder,powerpackandcircuitryofyourdetectoratleastonceperweekbypressingtheTest/Modebuttonbriefly(seepage10)

• PerformtheSensorTestannually(seepage11)

• Keepthedetectorfreeofdustbygentlyvacuumingthecasewithasoftbrushattachmentoncepermonth.

To prevent the possibility of contaminatingthesensorinyourdetectorandthusaffectingitsreliability:

• Neverusecleaningsolutionsonyourdetector.Simplywipewithaslightlydampcloth

• Do notpaintthedetector• Do notsprayaerosolsonornearthedetector

• Do notuseanysolventbasedproductsnearthedetector

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• Ifinstallinginacaravantheremaybeothersubstancespresent,thatmaynotnormallybefoundinthehome,thatcouldeffectthereliabilityoftheCOalarm.Avoidusingthefollowingincloseproximitytothealarm;oils,cleaningfluids,polishes,paintsandgreases.

• Movethedetectortoasafelocationandstoreinaplasticbagbeforepainting,wallpapering,orperforminganyotheractivitiesusingsubstancesthatemitstrongfumes.Remembertoremoveitfromthebagandreplacethedetectorwhentheseactivitiesarefinished.

FailureofanytestshouldbereportedtotheTechnical Support Team (see page 21 forcontactdetails).

Donot attempt to repair yourCOdetector.Donotremoveanyscrewsoropenthemaincasing of your detector. Any attempt to dosomaycausemalfunctionandwillinvalidatethewarranty.

WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF AN ALARM

WARNING: A loud alarm is a warningthat unusually high and potentially

lethallevelsofcarbonmonoxidearepresent.Never ignore this alarm, further exposurecanbefatal.Immediatelycheckresidentsforsymptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning,andcontacttheproperauthoritiestoresolveallCOproblems.NEVER IGNORE ANY ALARM.

Please carefully review this owner’smanualtoensurethatyouknowwhatactionstotakeintheeventofanalarm.

What to do during an alarm• Keepcalmandopenthedoorsandwindowstoventilatetheproperty.

• Stopusingallfuelburningappliancesandensure,ifpossible,thattheyareturnedoff.

• Evacuatethepropertyleavingthedoorsandwindowsopen.

• Contactyourgasorotherfuelsupplierontheiremergencynumber;keepthenumberinaprominentplace.

Writeyourfuelsupplier’semergencynumberhere(seepage17formoreusefulnumbers):

____________________________________

• Donotre-enterthepropertyuntilthealarmhasstopped.Whenexposedto

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freshairitcantakeupto10minutesforthesensortoclearandthealarmtostopdependingonthelevelofcarbonmonoxidedetected.

• Getmedicalhelpimmediatelyforanyonesufferingtheeffectsofcarbonmonoxidepoisoning(headache,nausea),andadvisethatcarbonmonoxidepoisoningissuspected.

• Do notusetheapplianceagainuntilithasbeencheckedbyanexpert.Inthecaseofgasappliancestheengineermustberegistered.

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USEFUL NUMBERSNational Gas Emergency Service

Gas Safe register

Solid Fuel AssociationAdvisoryservicefordomesticandsolid

fuelappliances

HETASTradeassociationforsolidfuelengineers

OFTECTradeassociationforOilFiredAppliance

engineers

NACSNationalAssociationofChimneySweeps

IPHEInstituteofPlumbingandHeating

Engineers

0800 111 999(24Hours) 0800 408 5500

0845 601 4406

0845 223 3033

0845 658 5080

01785 811 732

01708 472 791

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TECHNICAL INFORMATIONDetectorSpecifications: ModelCO-9DSensorType: ElectrochemicalSensorLife: 7YearsAlarmSoundLevel: 85dBat1metre(3feet)PowerPackLife: 7years(Lifeofproduct)TemperatureRange: -10ºC(14ºF)to40ºC(104ºF)OperatingHumidityRange:30-90%RHWeight: 120grams(4.23oz)Certifiedto: EN50291-1:2010,EN50291-2:2010

ThisFireAngelcarbonmonoxidedetectorisdesignedtocontinuouslymonitorforCO.ItsresponsetimesmeettherequirementsofEuropeanstandardEN50291-1:2010.

Thealarmwillsound:• Between60and90minuteswhenexposedto50ppmofCO.• Between10and40minuteswhenexposedto100ppmofCO.• Within3minuteswhenexposedtoCOlevelsof300ppmormore.

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DISPOSALWaste electrical products shouldnot be disposed of with regularhousehold waste. Please recyclewhere facilities exist. Check withyour local authority, retailer or

manufacturer for recycling/disposal adviceasregionalvariationsapply.

The power pack should be deactivatedbefore disposal. To do this, insert the twoends of the metal clip on the end of thedisablingtabbackintothesocketlocatedontheundersideofthedetector(seepage9).Ifthedisablingtabisnolongeravailablethentheclipcanbe replicatedbyopeningoutathinmetalpaperclipintoaU-shape.

WARNING:DONOTATTEMPTTOOPEN-DONOTBURN

WARNING:APPARATUS CONFORMINGTOTHISSTANDARDMAYNOTPROTECT

PEOPLE WHO ARE AT SPECIAL RISK FROMCARBON MONOXIDE EXPOSURE BYREASONOFAGE, PREGNANCYORMEDICALCONDITION. IF IN DOUBT, CONSULT YOURDOCTOR.

A CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR IS NOTA SUBSTITUTE FOR A SMOKE ALARM OR ACOMBUSTIBLEGASDETECTOR.

REPLACEUNITAFTER7YEARSOFOPERATION.

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7 YEAR WARRANTYSprue Safety Products Ltd warrants to theoriginal purchaser that its enclosed carbonmonoxide alarm be free from defects inmaterials and workmanship under normalresidential use and service for a period of7 (seven) years from the date of purchase.Provideditisreturnedwithpostagepaidandproofofpurchasedate,SprueSafetyProductsLtdherebywarrantsthatduringthe7(seven)year period commencing from the date ofpurchase Sprue Safety Products Ltd, at itsdiscretion,agreestoreplacetheunitfreeofcharge. The warranty on any replacementCO-9D alarm, will last for the remainder oftheperiodoftheoriginalwarrantyinrespectof the alarm originally purchased – that isfrom the date of original purchase and notfromthedateofreceiptofthereplacementproduct. SprueSafetyProductsLtd reservesthe right to offer an alternative productsimilar to thatbeing replaced if theoriginalmodel is no longer available or in stock.This warranty applies to the original retailpurchaser from the date of original retailpurchase and is not transferable. Proof of purchase is required.

This warranty does not cover damageresultingfromaccident,misuse,disassembly,abuse or lack of reasonable care of theproduct, or applications not in accordancewith the user manual. It does not coverevents and conditions outside of SprueSafety Products Ltd’s control, such as ActsofGod(fire,severeweatheretc.).Itdoesnot

apply to retail stores, service centresor anydistributorsoragents.SprueSafetyProductsLtd will not recognise any changes to thiswarrantybythirdparties.

SprueSafetyProductsLtdshallnotbeliableforanyincidentalorconsequentialdamagescaused by the breach of any expressedor implied warranty. Except to the extentprohibited by applicable law, any impliedwarranty ofmerchantability or fitness for aparticularpurposeislimitedindurationfor7(seven)years.

Thiswarrantydoesnotaffectyourstatutoryrights. Except for death or personal injury,SprueSafetyProductsLtdshallnotbeliableforanylossofuse,damage,costorexpenserelating to this product or for any indirect,or consequential loss, damages or costsincurred by you or any other user of thisproduct.

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Sprue Safety Products Ltdmanufactures anextensive range of home safety productsincluding smoke alarms, carbon monoxidedetectors, fire extinguishers and remotewarning devices. For more details visitwww.sprue.com

RETURNSWe recommend that you contact theFireAngelTechnicalSupportLine inthefirstinstanceon0800 141 2561,textphoneusersdial 18001 0800 141 2561 or callers fromEIREdial1-800 523171.Aswemaybeabletoremedytheproblemquicklyoverthephone(this is to prevent unnecessary returns thattakea longer time toprocess).Alternativelye-mail:technicalsupport@fireangel.co.uk

Ifthereisafaultthatweareunabletoresolvethenourtechnicalsupportteammemberwillprovideyouwithareturnsauthoritynumberso that your product can be returned fortesting.

To return your FireAngel smoke alarmunder warranty, send it suitably packedwith thepowerpackdeactivated (seepage9for instructions)withpostagepaid;anoteindicatingthereturnsauthoritynumberanddescribing the reason for return,withproofofpurchaseto:

Sprue Safety Products Limited Vanguard Centre Sir William Lyons Road Coventry, CV4 7EZ UK

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Technical Support Line 0800 141 2561

UK Textphone users dial 18001 0800 141 2561 EIRE dial 1-800 523171

Email technicalsupport@fireangel.co.uk

Web www.fireangel.co.uk

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KM 551504Sprue Safety Products Ltd.Vanguard Centre, Sir William Lyons Road, Coventry CV4 7EZ UK

A Sprue Safety Products Brand