Siting Diagrams, Which Alarms to Fit Where

Selection, Positioning, Wiring

Smoke & Heat Alarms

SITING DIAGRAMS

Which Alarms to Fit Where

Average two storey house

Single storey dwelling

Optical or Ionisation smoke alarm as best suited for the particular circumstances

Optical smoke alarm

Smoke or heat alarm as best suited for the particular circumstances Heat alarm

Do not install smoke or heat alarms in bathrooms, shower rooms or toilets

The control switch when used should be fitted at an easy access point preferably in the hall or living area.

For additional guidance please use the Customer Service Helpline 0870 758 4000

Simple Interconnect Wiring for all Mains Powered Smoke and Heat Alarms

To mains	Live	To other
power	Neutral	alarms
supply -	Interconnect	alarms
	Interconnect	in the system

e.g. lighting
e.g. lighting		(as required)
circuit or		(as required)
circuit or
distribution
board
140/160RC Series		140/160RC Series

Interconnection of alarms is vital to ensure an activated alarm is heard throughout the property by all occupants. Interconnecting Ei mains powered alarms has never been simpler using standard 3 core cable.

Important

Interconnection is vital to ensure the alarm is heard throughout the property by all occupants.