Firex FADCQ manual Latching LED Alarm Indicator, Smart Quiet for LOW Battery Alert

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WARNING

If at any time smoke or CO is heavy enough to indicate a dangerous situation, the alarm may not silence, or may start sounding again quickly. DO NOT ignore the alarm!

TAKE EMERGENCY ACTION IMMEDIATELY!

QUICK QUIET™ FALSE ALARM CONTROL™

Smoke Alarm

Alarm(s) stop sounding within 10 seconds.

RED light blinks once every 10 seconds on all trigger alarms.

Quiets the smoke alarm for up to 15 minutes (unless smoke present indicates an emer- gency condition).

CO Alarm (CO Reset)

Alarm(s) stop sounding within 10 seconds.

BLUE light blinks once every 10 seconds on all trigger alarms.

Quiets the CO alarm for up to 6 minutes (unless the CO levels present indicate an emergency condition).

In an interconnected series, the RED-YELLOW- ORANGE or BLUE light will flash only on the trigger alarm(s).

SMART QUIET™

Smoke or CO Alarm

The alarm(s) on any non-triggering units (those not actually sensing smoke or CO) stop sounding within 10 seconds. Trigger alarms will continue to sound.

Non-triggering alarms remain silent for approximately one minute to allow you time to listen for and identify the location of the triggering alarm(s) that actually detected the dangerous condition. MOVE AWAY from areas where you hear trigger alarms sounding if at all possible.

After one minute, if a dangerous condition persists, all units will go back into alarm.

DO NOT IGNORE the trigger alarm(s), and be

aware that an extremely dangerous situation exists at that location(s) in your home.

In an interconnected series, the RED-YELLOW- ORANGE or BLUE light will only flash on the trigger alarm(s).

LATCHING LED ALARM INDICATOR

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

NOTE: If the unit is operating on battery power only (GREEN light is OFF), the latching lights will blink approximately once per minute.

Smoke Alarm - after a smoke alarm condition, the triggering alarm’s RED light blinks 3 times every 10 seconds until manually reset.

CO Alarm - after a CO alarm condition, the triggering alarm’s BLUE light blinks 4 times every 10 seconds until manually reset.

SMART QUIET™ FOR LOW BATTERY ALERT

You can silence the Low Battery Alert for up to 8 hours by pressing and releasing the Smart Button. The sensor remains active.

This allows family members to go back to sleep or gives you time to purchase a replacement bat- tery. It is important that you replace the battery as soon as possible to continue your protection!

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Contents Please Read and Save this Manual SMOKE/CARBON Monoxide Alarm Model FadcqPage Table of Contents Quick Reference Guides General Information and FeaturesAbout this Alarm Features/Benefits Quick Quiet False Alarm ControlPage Important Safety Information Different Types of Smoke Alarms Fire is UnpredictableCarbon Monoxide CO is a Toxic Gas Where to Install This Alarm Placement GuidelinesCheck Your Local Building Codes Activate the battery II. HOW to Install this SMOKE/CO AlarmInstallation for Battery DC Operation Only Interconnecting TWO Battery DC only AlarmsInstallation For AC With Battery Back-up Interconnecting Two Battery DC Only AlarmsNation and or Smoke Alarms Secure plate to junction box using mounting screwsTo Install Combination Unit as a Replacement What to Do in Case of a Fire III. if the Alarm SoundsIf Your Smoke Alarm Sounds If Your CO Alarm SoundsQuick Quiet False Alarm Control and Smart Quiet If Your CO Alarm Sounds cont’dPotential Sources of CO Your Home Latching LED Alarm Indicator Smart Quiet for LOW Battery AlertSmart Quiet RED-YELLOW-ORANGE and Blue IV Understanding the Indicator LightsSmart Button KEY Understanding the Alarm LEDs and Horn PatternsCondition Horn LEDsTo test an individual smoke and CO alarm local test Testing and MaintenanceTesting Test all combination alarms weekly by doing the followingBattery Replacement Maintenance and CareClimate Controls Americas CleaningTo Replace the Battery RepairProblem Solution VI. Troubleshooting the SMOKE/CO AlarmWhere to Install this Alarm Troubleshooting the Smoke/CO AlarmVII Important Safety Information Fire Safety TipsCO Home Safety Tips Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Conditions That Can Cause CO Levels to Change Limitations of This Smoke/CO AlarmCoverage Important Information About This Smoke/CO AlarmProper Use/Operation Compliance/Proper ApplicationsAlso reads as follows Viii Agency Recommendations for Alarm PlacementTypical Efficiency Home Apartment Typical Mobile HomeAlso, as required by California State Fire Marshal Important Smoke Alarm Placement and Exception Information About Locating CO Alarms Year Limited Combination Smoke and CO Alarm Warranty IX Warranty Information