Kidde PI2000CA manual LED Indicators, Smoke Sensing Chamber Operation

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Operation

LED Indicators

This smoke alarm is equipped with red and green LED indicators. The red LED is located under the test button and has several modes of operation. The green LED is located under the Hush® button and indicates the presence of AC power.

Standby Condition

The red LED will flash every 30–40

 

seconds to indicate that the smoke

 

alarm is operating properly. The green

 

LED will be lit, indicating the presence

 

of AC power.

Alarm Condition

When the alarm senses particles of

 

combustion and goes into alarm, the

 

red LED will flash rapidly (once every

 

two seconds). The rapid flashing LED

 

and temporal alarm will continue

 

until the air is cleared.

Hush Condition

The red LED will flash every 2 seconds

 

as long as the alarm is in Hush® mode.

Low Battery Condition The red LED flash will be accompanied by an audible chirp. Replace the battery when this condition occurs.

Alarm Memory

This smoke alarm is equipped with

 

an alarm memory which provides a

 

visual indication when an alarm has

 

been activated. A lit red LED

 

indicates the memory condition. The

 

memory will remain activated until it

 

is reset by pushing the test button.

Smoke Sensing Chamber Operation

The alarm will “chirp” if any of the components in the smoke sensing chamber fail. This chirp will occur between the flashes of the red LED indicator light. If the “chirp” occurs at the same time as the red LED flash, see Battery Replacement section for more information.

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Dual Sensor Contents IntroductionInstallation HD135FCARecommended Locations Image 1A Image 1B Locations to Avoid Ceilingminimum Wiring Requirements Mobile HomesWiring Instructions Wires on Alarm Harness Mounting Image 5 Attaching the AC QUICK-CONNECT Wire Harness Testing BatteryOperation Hush Control Feature Alarm Tamper-Resist Feature LED Indicators Smoke Sensing Chamber OperationAlarm Memory When Units Are InterconnectedAlarm Removal MaintenanceBattery Replacement Cleaning the Alarm Replacing the AlarmFire Safety Limitations of Smoke AlarmsGood Safety Habits What To Do When The Alarm Sounds NRC InformationAdditional Recommendations Warranty Year Limited Warranty