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BRK electronic CO5120PDB user manual

Models: CO5120PDB

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FEATURES AC POWERED CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM WITH BATTERY BACK-UP ANDMODEL CO5120PDB-USER’S MANUAL DIGITAL DISPLAYBASIC SAFETY INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTSChapter 2 Installation Chapter 3 If Your CO Alarm SoundsBasic safety information continued HOW YOUR CO ALARM WORKS THE COVER OF YOUR CO ALARMBASIC POWER CONDITIONS UNDERSTANDING YOUR CO ALARMAlarm battery warnIf the CO alarm is not operating properly If battery becomes low or is missingWHAT YOU SEE AND HEAR IF CO IS DETECTED Pre-Alarm Levels Alarm levels of CO are detected Over 70 ppmIf you silence the alarm USING THE CO MEMORYIf alarm levels of CO are detected by an interconnected remote alarm The “Latching Alarm” IndicatorCO ALARM SPECIFICATIONS WHERE TO INSTALL CO ALARMS CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATIONIN A SINGLE-LEVEL HOME IN A MULTI-LEVEL HOMEDO NOT locate this CO Alarm WHERE NOT TO INSTALL THIS ALARMTHE BATTERY COMPARTMENT LOCK USING THE OPTIONAL LOCKING FEATURESTO LOCK THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT Tools you will need Needle-nose pliersTO UNLOCK THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT To Lock the Battery Compartment continuedTools you will need THE MOUNTING BRACKET LOCKTO ACTIVATE THE BRACKET LOCK TO DEACTIVATE THE BRACKET LOCKBEFORE YOU BEGIN INSTALLATION HOW TO INSTALL YOUR CO ALARMTO PERMANENTLY REMOVE THE BRACKET LOCK To Deactivate the Bracket Lock continuedCEILING MOUNTING THE PARTS OF THIS CO ALARMSINGLE-STATION INSTALLATION WALL MOUNTING ACTIVATING THE BATTERY BACK-UPInterconnecting Multiple CO Alarms INTERCONNECTING MULTIPLE CO ALARMSCEILING MOUNTING MULTIPLE-STATION INSTALLATIONInterconnected units must meet ALL of the following requirements WALL MOUNTING IF THE ALARM SOUNDS CHAPTER 3 IF YOUR CO ALARM SOUNDSDo not remove or disconnect the alarm ACTIVATING THE BATTERY BACK-UPWhile the CO Alarm is silenced USING THE SILENCE FEATUREIf the CO Alarm...remains silent It MeansInterconnected Alarms FINDING THE SOURCE OF CO AFTER AN ALARMTHE “LATCHING ALARM” INDICATOR KEY WEEKLY TESTING CHAPTER 4 TESTING AND MAINTENANCEREGULAR MAINTENANCE THE LOW OR MISSING BATTERY WARNINGSYMPTOMS OF CO POISONING WHAT IS CO?CHAPTER 5 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CO These fuels includeThe following conditions can result in transient CO situations POTENTIAL SOURCES OF CO IN THE HOMEHOW CAN I PROTECT MY FAMILY? CHAPTER 6 UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC. UL2034 WHAT LEVELS OF CO CAUSE AN ALARM?UL2034 Required Alarm Points If your CO Alarm does this CHAPTER 7 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDEThis means You shouldCHAPTER 8 GENERAL LIMITATIONS OF CO ALARMS Page How to Obtain Warranty Service LIMITED WARRANTY