Table of Contents | Kidde KN-COPP-3-RC specification

Table of Contents

Quick Set Up Guide

Introduction

Features

•Views

•What CO alarms can and cannot do

Installation

Battery Installation

Battery Backup Operation

Operation

•Normal operating characteristics

•Testing the electronics

•How to know if your alarm is malfunctioning

•How to care for your alarm

•Peak level memory

Carbon Monoxide

•Home safety tips

•Warning signs

What to Do When the Alarm Sounds

•How to respond to the alarm

•Who you should call if you suspect you have CO in your home

Technical Information

•Product Specifications

•How the unit determines when to alarm

•Replacement of the alarm

•Display readings

•Li-Ion battery handling precautions

Limited Warranty

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Kidde KN-COPP-3-RC manual Table of Contents

Contents

Carbon Monoxide Table of Contents Page Quick Set Up Guide Setting up your alarm for first time operation Quick Set Up Guide Introduction Features Carrier CO Alarm front view Digital Display Rear view with back door removed Pull-Out Transformer/Adapter What Carbon Monoxide Alarms Can and Cannot Do Recommended Locations InstallationWhere to Install Your CO Alarm Where Not to Install Your CO Alarm AT Least 5 feet away from appliance To install How to Install Your AlarmDirect Plug Alarm Avoid the following If the outlet is mounted horizontally sideways Wall Mounted AlarmPlug the alarm into an unswitched wall socket To rotate the adapter Wall Table Top AlarmOr drywall, drill a 3/16 hole into the wall Battery Installation Battery Installation and Operation Battery Back-up Operation in Low Battery Lb Condition Battery Backup OperationBattery Backup Operation Battery Back-up Operation inTrouble Alarm ConditionPage Normal Operating Characteristics Operation Testing the Electronics Malfunction Signal Group 2 Microprocessor Failure If the alarm malfunctionsMalfunction Signal Group 1 Component Failure What to do if you’re not sure How to Care for Your Alarm Alarm from the electrical outlet before vacuuming To Reset the Peak Level Memory… Peak Level Memory What You Should Not Do Home Safety Tips What You Can DoCarbon Monoxide Never use a gas range, oven, or clothes dryer for heating Understand the Effects of Carbon Monoxide Exposure Loose or disconnected vent/chimney, fireplace or applianceClues You Cannot See Common Medium Exposure Symptoms What To Do When the Alarm SoundsCommon Mild Exposure Symptoms Common Extreme Exposure Symptoms Tion If alarm signal sounds 4 quick chirps, 5 seconds offCall your emergency services Specifications Replacement of Alarm SpecificationsHow the Unit Determines When to Alarm AC and DC Start Up, Alarm and Error Operation Display Readings AC Powered in Normal Stand-by Operation DC Powered in Battery Backup Operation Li-Ion Battery Handling Precautions Detect CO Battery Storage When Detached From the Alarm Limited Warranty For Warranty Service Please send products and all other correspondence to