BRK electronic CO5120B user manual Basic Operation

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Basic Operation

Normal Operation.

Horn is silent.

Red light (LED) is on continuously.

During Testing

Horn pattern repeats twice: 4 beeps, pause, 4 beeps, pause.

Red light (LED) flashes once per second during the 10-second test cycle.

During An Alarm

Continuous repeating horn pattern: 4 beeps, pause, 4 beeps, pause.

Red light (LED) flashes once per second while the unit is in alarm.

In Silenced Mode

The horn is silent for at least 4 minutes.

Red light (LED) flashes rapidly, once every second on the initiating alarm only.

Low Battery Warning,

AC Power ON:

• The horn “chirps” once a minute.

• Red light flashes once each time the horn “chirps”.

Low Battery Warning

AC Power OFF:

• The horn “chirps” once a minute.

• Red light flashes once each time the horn “chirps”.

For a detailed list of all light and horn pattern combinations, see pages 24-25.

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Contents Model CO5120B-User’s Manual 120VAC 60 Hz .085A Standby .087A Alarm Table of Contents Introduction Basic Safety InformationCover Of Your CO Alarm HOW Your CO Alarm WorksGeneral Information Malfunction WarningBasic Operation Supply Voltage 120VAC 60Hz .085A Standby .087A Alarm CO Alarm SpecificationsWhere to Install CO Alarms InstallationA Single-level Home A Multi-level HomeDo not locate this CO alarm Where not to Install CO AlarmsBattery Compartment Lock Using the Optional Locking FeaturesTo Unlock the Battery Compartment Tools you will need Mounting Bracket LockBefore you begin installation HOW to Install Your CO AlarmParts Of This CO Alarm Activating the battery back-upSINGLE-STATION Installation AC powered CO alarms will not operate Interconnecting Multiple CO AlarmsInterconnecting Multiple CO Alarms To Install Do not remove or disconnect the alarm If Your CO Alarm SoundsIf the Alarm Sounds If the CO alarm...remains silent Using the Silence FeatureFinding the Source of CO After an Alarm Interconnected Alarms Latching Alarm IndicatorNon-Interconnected or Stand-Alone Alarm Weekly Testing Testing and MaintenanceRegular Maintenance To keep the CO alarm in good working orderWhat You Need To Know About CO What is CO?Symptoms of CO Poisoning Potential Sources Of CO Home How Can I Protect My Family? Underwriters Laboratories Inc. UL2034 What Levels of CO Cause an Alarm?UL2034 Required Alarm Points If your CO alarm does this It means You should Troubleshooting GuideDuring Testing Understanding the Light and Horn Patterns AC Power onUnderstanding the Light and Horn Patterns AC Power OFF General Limitations Of CO Alarms Page Page Limited Warranty