Kidde 4MCO Manuel utilisateur

Kidde 230V Mains Carbon Monoxide Alarms with

Rechargeable Baery back-up – User Guide

EN50291-1 : 2010

License No. KM98848

4MDCO

4MCO

WARNING :This alarm will not operate without Mains power. During a

power failure the unit will operate for at least 24 hours on baery back up

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Contents

1. Diagram o Alarms

2. What is Carbon Monoxide?

3. Sa ety In ormaon

4. Installaon Instrucons – Recommended Locaons

5. Using Your Alarm-what the signals mean

6. Mains Power Failure

7. Interconnected systems

8. What to do i Your Alarm Sounds!

9. Maintenance o Your Alarm

10. Troubleshoong

11. Product Speciﬁcaons

12. Warnings and Important Noces

13. Warranty

14. Environmental Protecon

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Green,

Power LED

Test / Reset

Button

Model 4MDCO

Red,

Alarm LED

Peak Level Button

Digital Display

Green,

Power LED

Test / Reset

Button

Model 4MCO

Red,

Alarm LED

Peak Level Button

Model : 4MDCO

LOW

BATTERY

FLASHING

= ALARM POWER

1 Flash

= SERVICE

LOW

BATTERY

POWER

FLASHING

= ALARM

1 Flash

= SERVICE

Model : 4MCO

EN50291-1: 2010

License No. KM98848 EN50291-1: 2010

License No. KM98848

1.Diagram of Alarms

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2. What is Carbon Monoxide?

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly poisonous gas with no taste, colour or smell.

Potenal Sources of CO

•Wood-burning stoves

•Gas boilers and ﬁres

•Gas Hobs

•Oil and coal burning appliances

•Portable gas heaters

•Blocked ﬂues and chimneys

•Fumes from integral garages

•Barbecues

•High concentraons of tobacco smoke

This CO alarm is not a substute for the correct maintenance of your

appliances.

Carbon monoxide can be produced from poorly burning appliances

or from blocked ﬂues and chimneys.

If your alarm has sounded and you have venlated the room the CO

may have dispersed before help arrives. It is crucial that the source

of CO is determined and appropriate maintenance carried out.

Carbon monoxide is a cumulave poison. Longterm exposure to low levels may cause symptoms. This Kidde

alarm is me-weighted – the higher the level o CO, the sooner it will alarm.

NOTE: The apparatus may respond to brief exhaust gas emissions, for example during the inial start-up of an

appliance. Also, hydrogen acts as an interferent and can arise from some ba ery charging acvies and the

curing of concrete or cement under certain circumstances. Volale Organic Compounds (VOCs), e.g. alcohols,

which may eventually acvate the alarm, can be generated from use of damp-prooﬁng materials or other coat-

ings containing alkylalkoxysilanes.

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To be sa e, know the possible sources o CO in your home. Keep uel burning appliances and

their chimneys and vents in good working condion. Learn the early symptoms o exposure, and

i you suspect CO poisoning, move outside to resh air and get emergency help. Your ﬁrst line o

de ence is an annual inspecon and regular maintenance o your appliances. Contact a licensed

contractor or call your local ulity company or assistance.

In rented properes your Landlord (or Council/ Housing Associaon), will have an Emergency

Response phone number, and be liable for the regular maintenance of their combuson

appliances (Gas/LPG/Oil/Solid Fuel).

This alarm has not been tested speciﬁcally for use in caravans or boats. Only CO alarms

cerﬁed to EN50291-2 are fully approved for this purpose.

3. Safety informaon

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3. Safety informaon-Alarm levels as deﬁned by EN50291-1:2010

The table below shows the response mes at which your CO alarm will sound;

CO Advice and Informaon

The table below shows the eﬀects o diﬀerent levels o CO poisoning on the body;

Parts per Million (PPM) o CO Time unl Alarm

50 60 – 90 minutes

100 10 – 40 minutes

300 Must alarm in less than 3 minutes

Parts per Million (PPM) Eﬀects on Adults

100 Slight headache, nausea, ague (ﬂu-like symptoms)

200 Dizziness and headache within 2 – 3 hours

400 Nausea, rontal headache, drowsiness, con usion and rapid heart rate.

Risk to li e aer over 3 hours o exposure

800 Severe headaches, convulsions, vital organ ailures. Death possible within

2 – 3 hours

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3. Important Safety Informaon

NOTE: If you recognise any of the above symptoms consult your Doctor immediately.

NOTE: Young children, elderly and pets are more suscepble to the dangers of CO.

NOTE: Your Kidde alarm is designed to detect CO gas. It is not designed to detect

smoke, ﬁre or other gas such as natural gas.

NOTE: This product is intended for use in ordinary family homes. It is not designed to

measure compliance with occupaonal safety and the HSE.

NOTE: Individuals with certain speciﬁc medical condions may need an alarm that

operates below 30ppm. If this applies consult your Doctor.

IMPORTANT: Ensure that all family members are familiar with the symptoms of CO

poisoning and how your alarm works.

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4. Installaon Instrucons – Recommended Locaons

•

When wall-mounng place the alarm a horizontal distance o between 1 metre and 3 metres rom a uel

burning appliance.

•

Wall-mounted alarms should be close to the ceiling, but at least 150mm away to avoid being in ‘dead-air’ space.

•

Locate within hearing distance o bedrooms* and place at sleeping height i a heang appliance is in the

bedroom.

•

CO alarms in rooms with sloped ceilings should be located on the high side o the room.

•

Ceiling mounted alarms should be at least 300 mm rom any wall.

•

I there is a paron in the room, locate the alarm on the same side o the paron as the potenal source.

* A CO alarm should be installed in all rooms containing a uel burning appliance. Addional CO alarms should be

installed in rooms where most awake me is spent, in every sleeping area, and on every level o the home.

Locaons to Avoid

•

Avoid locang next to draughts, such as doors, windows, extractor ans, air vents or other

similar venlaon openings.

•

Avoid locang close to obstrucons (e.g. behind curtains, shelves or urniture).

•

Avoid dusty, dirty or greasy areas, such as garages or workshops

•

Avoid humid (bathrooms), cold (< -10 oC) or hot (> 40 oC) or damp areas and keep away rom sinks.

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4. Installaon Instrucons –Supply and Interconnect

Refer to Separate Easy Installaon Instrucons

NOTE: THIS ALARM IS DESIGNED FOR INSTALLATION BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN IN ACCORDANCE

WITH THE LATEST IEE REGULATIONS AND RELEVANT BRITISH STANDARDS.

THIS ALARM MUST BE POWERED BY A CONSTANT 230V AC, 50Hz SUPPLY THAT IS NOT CONTROLLED

BY ANY FORM OF SWITCH.

THIS ALARM INTERCONNECTS WITH UP TO 24 KIDDE DEVICES (OF WHICH 18 CAN BE INITIATING)

INCLUDING SMOKE, CO AND HEAT ALARMS. (SEE BELOW)

THIS ALARM IS NOT DESIGNED TO BE INTERCONNECTED WITH OTHER MANUFACTURER’S

PRODUCTS, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

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4MCO Mains CO Alarm with rechargeable baery back-up

4MDCO Mains CO Alarm with rechargeable baery back-up, digital display

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5. Using Your Digital Alarm(4MDCO) – what the signals mean

LEDs LCD Sounder Unit Status Acon

Normal Operaon Red

None Normal Operaon None

Amber

Alarm Red Flashing 4 loud beeps/pause/4

loud beeps- repeated

CO detected See secon

Amber

Interconnected CO

alarm detects CO

Red Flashing CO 4 loud beeps/pause/4

loud beeps- repeated

Interconnected CO alarm

detects CO

See secon

Amber

Interconnected Heat/Smoke

alarm detects hazard

Red

Flashing Fix ﬁre 3 loud beeps/pause/3

loud beeps- repeated

Smoke or heat has been

detected rom an intercon-

nected smoke or heat alarm

EVACUATE THE

PREMISES ACCORDING

TO YOUR ESCAPE PLAN

Amber

Error condion -1 Red Flashing every 30 secs Err Chirp/30 secs Unit has ailed

Replace

Amber Flashing every 30 secs

Error condion -2 Red ON Constant loud sound Unit microprocessor has

ailed

Replace

Amber

End o Li e Red Flashing End Chirp twice every

30 seconds

The unit has reached the

end o its li e

Replace

Amber

Flashing twice every 30 secs

Charging the baery

back up

Red Lb Flashes NONE

Baery backup is charging (unit

is monitoring or CO)

Nothing

Amber Flashing every 15 secs

Low baery Red Flashing every 15 secs Lb Chirp / 15 secs Back up baery is

discharged

Ensure switch is On at

the rear o the unit -i it

persists contact Kidde

Amber Flashing every 15 secs

(Lb Flashes)

Displays CO ppm

( 30-999)

NOTE: If AC mains is connected and acve, the Green LED will be on connuous. If Green LED is not on, see Secon 6.

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