Firex SERIES 10000 specifications If the Alarm Sounds, To Temporarily Silence AN Alarm

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IMPORTANT! READ BEFORE INSTALLING THIS CO ALARM WITH EXISTING

INTERCONNECTED FIREX ALARMS

In residential homes, there are two ways smoke and CO alarms are hardwire installed and interconnected. One uses 4 wires, the other uses 3 wires. The model COE and COEA CO alarms can be used with both 4 and 3 wire systems.

1.Identify whether the installed system uses 3 or 4 wires to interconnect.

2.If a 4-wire system is installed, change the system to a 3-wire by connecting the independent interconnect wires (yellow and blue) at any point in the system.

3.Smoke alarms generally don’t require any changes (other than replacement every ten years).

4.Replace older CO alarms on the new 3-wire system with COE and COEA CO alarms. These alarms can discriminate between signals coming from a smoke alarm and signals coming from a CO alarm. Older model CO alarms converted to 3-wire cannot. So when any alarm is triggered, all the older CO alarms will sound, creating confusion about which danger is actually present.

To Install a CO alarm as a Replacement:

1.Turn off AC power at circuit breaker or main fuse box.

2.Remove old alarm from mounting bracket.

3.Disconnect wire connector from back of unit.

4.Remove wire nuts and connect new wire connector to household wiring. Be certain not to cross the wiring.

5.Connect wire connector to back of alarm.

6.If mounting bracket is the same, reattach alarm to mounting bracket. Feed wiring back through hole in mounting surface.

7.Turn on power at main fuse box or circuit breaker.

8.Test CO alarm. See “TESTING THE CO ALARM.”

9.Model COE only: Activate the battery. Remove arrow tab and close battery yellow light will flash as door is closed.

IF THE ALARM SOUNDS

If Your CO Alarm Sounds (and you are not testing it)

Carbon Monoxide has no taste, feel or smell – but it can be FATAL.

WARNING

IF 1 RED LIGHT IS FLASHING AND THE HORN SOUNDS 4 ALARMS APPROXI- MATELY EVERY FIVE SECONDS, IT INDICATES THE PRESENCE OF CO WHICH CAN BE FATAL. YOU MUST QUICKLY DO THE FOLLOWING:

1.Operate Test/Reset button;

2.Call your emergency services [fire department or 911]

3.Immediately move to fresh air — outdoors or by an open door/window. Make cer- tain that all persons are accounted for. Do not reenter the premises or move away from the open door/window until the emergency services responders have arrived, the premises have been aired out, and your alarm remains in its normal condition.

4.After following steps 1 - 3, if your alarm reactivates within a 24 hour period, repeat steps 1 - 3 and call a qualified appliance technician (__________________) to inves- tigate sources of CO from fuel burning equipment and appliances, and to inspect for proper operation of this equipment. If problems are identified during this inspection, have the equipment serviced immediately. Note any combustion equip- ment not inspected by the technician and consult the manufacturers’ instructions or contact the manufacturers directly for more information about CO safety and this equipment. Make sure that motor vehicles are not, and have not been, operat- ing in an attached garage or adjacent to the residence.

If the CO alarm sounds its alarm horn again, it has sensed CO. This is not a false alarm.

TO TEMPORARILY SILENCE AN ALARM

NOTE: These features temporarily quiet alarms, but do not disable the sensor.

Quick QuietCO Reset

Pushing the Smart Button initiates the CO reset, which quiets all alarms, includ- ing the one you touched.

This means the unit nearest you triggered the alarm.

Smart QuietTrigger Alarm Locator

Pushing the Smart Button quiets all alarms EXCEPT the one that triggered the alarm.

This means the unit still sounding triggered the alarm.

These features help you identify the trigger alarm(s) and areas of immediate danger to avoid under alarm conditions. After one minute if a dangerous condition persists all units will go back into alarm: all alarms will sound for 10 seconds, then just the initiating alarm will sound for 50 seconds. This 10-second/50-second alarm pattern will keep repeating until the air is cleared and the immediate danger has passed.

MOVE AWAY from areas where you hear trigger alarms sounding if at all possible. DO NOT IGNORE the trigger alarm(s), and be aware that an extremely dangerous situation exists at that location(s) in your home.

Latching LED Alarm Indicator

The Latching LED Alarm Indicator activates automatically, and helps you identify the original trigger alarm(s) in an interconnected series after a smoke or CO event.

CO Alarm - after a CO alarm condition, the single RED light on the triggering alarm(s) blinks 3 times every 10 seconds until manually reset.

Smart Quiet™ for Low Battery Alert

You can silence the Low Battery Alert for up to 10 hours by pressing and releasing the Smart Button. The sensor remains active. This allows you and your family to go back to sleep or gives you time to purchase a replacement battery. It is important that you replace the battery as soon as possible to continue your protection!

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SERIES 10000 specifications

The Firex SERIES 10000 represents a cutting-edge advancement in fire safety technology, designed to enhance both efficiency and reliability in protecting residential and commercial environments from fire hazards. This innovative series is equipped with a range of features that set it apart in the realm of fire detection and alarm systems.

One of the standout characteristics of the Firex SERIES 10000 is its advanced sensing technology. The system utilizes a dual-sensor mechanism that combines both photoelectric and ionization detection. This hybrid approach ensures comprehensive coverage by being able to detect smoldering and fast-flaming fires, significantly reducing the risk of false alarms while maintaining a rapid response time.

The Firex SERIES 10000 is engineered with smart connectivity features, allowing it to integrate seamlessly with existing home automation systems. Through Wi-Fi connectivity, users can monitor their fire alarm systems remotely via a smartphone application. This feature not only provides real-time notifications about potential threats but also allows users to check the status of their alarms from anywhere, offering peace of mind even when away from home.

Energy efficiency is another key attribute, with the SERIES 10000 designed to consume minimal power while maintaining peak performance. The system employs a low-energy standby mode, ensuring that battery life is prolonged without sacrificing reliability. This design consideration translates to reduced operational costs and environmental benefits.

Moreover, the Firex SERIES 10000 is built with durability in mind, featuring a weather-resistant enclosure suitable for installation even in challenging environments. This durability ensures long-lasting performance, making it an ideal choice for various applications, from residential settings to commercial buildings and industrial facilities.

The user-friendly interface is enhanced with intuitive controls, allowing for easy installation and maintenance. Clear visual indicators and audible alerts facilitate straightforward operation, ensuring that users can quickly understand the system’s status and respond appropriately in case of an emergency.

In summary, the Firex SERIES 10000 is a top-tier fire detection system that combines advanced technology, smart connectivity, energy efficiency, and user-centric design. Its robust features cater to the evolving needs of modern fire safety, making it an indispensable tool in safeguarding lives and properties from fire emergencies.