PoliceCam PC-2620 CO Manuel utilisateur
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
User Manual
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND SAVE!
Thank you for purchasing this carbon monoxide alarm equipped with digital LCD display! Please read these instructions
carefully before using the carbon monoxide alarm. Retain this information in a safe and easily accessible place for future
use and maintenance.
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Carbon Monoxide Detector(CO detector), use of high quality electrochemical sensors, combined with advanced
electronic technology and sophisticated technology made of a stable work, long life and other advantages; can be placed
on the ceiling or wall mount and other installation methods, simple installation, easy to use; Where carbon monoxide gas
is present, once the concentration of carbon monoxide gas reaches the alarm setting value, the detector will emit an
audible and visual alarm signal to remind you to quickly take effective measures to effectively avoid the occurrence of
fire, explosion, suffocation, death and other malignancies.
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! WARNING
Exceeding the temperature and humidity allowable range may reduce or lose the detection function.
1.MAIN SPECIFICATIONS
•Product name: Carbon Monoxide Detector
•Supply voltage: DC4.5V (3×1.5V DC PKCELL AA Battery)
•Battery low voltage: <3.6V
•Standby current: <10uA
•Alarm current: <70mA
•Standard: EN50291-1:2010+AI:2012
•Gas detected: Carbon Monoxide (CO)
•Alarm concentration: 50ppm，Alarm within 60~90min
100ppm，Alarm within 10~40min
300ppm，Alarm within 0~3min
•Operating environment: Humidity：0℃~40℃； Relative humidity：<95%No condensing；
Atmospheric pressure: 86kPa~106kPa; Indoor use type
•Sampling Method: Natural diffusion
•Alarm Method: Sound、Lighting Alarm
•Alarm volume: ≥85dB (1m)
•Sensors: Electrochemical sensor
•Max lifetime: 7years
•Type: B
•Weight: Around 195g
•Size: 106.0*37.5mm
2.WHAT IS CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly poisonous gas that has no taste, colour or smell and therefore very difficult to detect
with the human sense. CO kills hundreds of people each year and injuries many more. It binds to the hemoglobin in the
blood and reduces the amount of oxygen being circulated in the body. In high concentration, CO can kill in minutes. CO
is produced from poorly burning appliances, such as:
•Wood-burning stoves
•Gas boilers and Gas heater
•Oil and coal burning appliances
•Blocked flues and chimneys
•Waste gas from car garages
•Barbecues
Symptoms Indicated by Carbon Monoxide Concentration Poisoning
CO Concentration
Rough inhalation time and symptoms developed
50ppm
Maximum concentration bearable in 8 hours for healthy adults
200ppm
Light headache, weak, dim eyesight and nausea after 2-3 hours
400ppm
Forehead pain in 1-2 hours; threaten life after 3 hours
800ppm
Dim eyesight, nausea and spasm in 45 minutes; lose consciousness in 2 hours, death in 2-3 hours
1600ppm
Headache, dim eyesight and nausea in 20 minutes; death in 1 hour
3200ppm
Headache, dim eyesight and nausea in 5-10 minutes; death in 25-30 minutes
6400ppm
Headache, dim eyesight and nausea in 1-2 minutes; death in 10-15 minutes
12800ppm
Death in 1-3 minutes
3.FUNCTION AND INDICATORS
No.
Function indicate
1
Green power indication
2
Yellow fault indication
3
Red alarm indication
4
Sound volume
5
Concentration display
6
Testing button
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! WARNING
•Demolition, replacement, damage to parts, collisions, may reduce or lose the detection function
•Improper installation location may not be able to function as a probe
4.WHERE TO LOCATE THE CO ALARM
Install the alarm in the bedrooms or common activity places, or places where you think may generate or leak carbon
monoxide. It`s suggested to install at least one alarm in each floor of a multistory building to ensure everyone can hear the
alarm in sleeping.
Ideally, it is advisable to install a detector in every room that has a fuel-use appliance. However, if there are more than one
burning appliances and the number of detectors is limited, the following points need to be considered when determining the
location:
•If the bedroom has a burning appliance, you need to install a detector in the bedroom;
•If there is a chimney-free or common flue gas appliance in the room, a detector must be installed in theroom;
•If there is an electric appliance in a more-used room, such asa living room, a detector needs to be installed in the room;
•In a bedroom and living room, the detector should be as far away from cooking appliances and sleeping areas as possible;
•If the appliance is in an infrequent room, such as a boiler room, the detector needs to be installed outside the room so that the
alarm sound can be heard easily.
Detectors and fuel use appliances should be located in the same room;
If the detector is mounted on a wall, its height should be higher than any window or door, but it must be at least 150mm from
the ceiling. If the detector is mounted on the ceiling, it should be at least 300mm from any wall.
The detector is at least 1m to 3m away from the potential gas source;
If there is a partition in the room, the detector should be on the same side of the partition as the source of potential gas;
In a room with a beveled ceiling, the detector should be on the high side of the room;
The detector should be located very close to the area that the occupants often breathe.
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! WARNING
Drop, collision, may or complete loss of detection function.
Please avoid the following places unsuitable to install an alarm to avoid the damage or unnecessary false alarm or no alarm.
•Do not install the alarm behind drape or furniture
•Do not install the alarm in a path of air discharged from a furnace or air conditioning vent or ceiling fan
•Do not install the alarm in places that the temperature can easily drop to -10℃or rise to over 40℃
•Do not install the alarm in places with much lampblack or dust, which will easily block itssensor
•Do not install the alarm in too moist places
•Do not install the alarm directly above a sink or cooker
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5.INSTALLATION DIAG
Note: Please use the same specification of 1.5V battery. If you use other low-capacity battery or mix the batteries of different
manufacturers, it will shorten the life of the detector; when the battery is exhausted, the machine can not detect carbon
monoxide, please Replace the battery with new one.
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! WARNING
•Be sure to test the product to ensure that the detector is functioningproperly.
•Water mist or drip may cause electric shock and reduce the detection function.
•Cut off the power supply will not be able to play the detection function.
6.HOW TO INSTALL THE CO ALARM
This CO alarm is powered by three LR6 AA batteries and requires no additional wiring. Make sure the alarm can be heard
from all sleeping areas or place several alarms.
Install the alarm in places easy to test and operate and to replace batteries. At the time of fixing the alarm on the wall, the
installation height must be over 1.5m and 0.3m lower than the ceiling, with 1.5m away from room corners, wall edges and
large furniture.
Wall mounting installation steps:
1)Having established the mounting location ensure that there is no electrical wiring or pipe work in the area adjacent to the
mounting surface.
2)Mark the two mounting hole locations in a wall 5.5cm (2.165in) and drill holes in the marked position. Insert wall plugs
into the holes.
3)Lock the mounting bracket with the screws. Tighten the screws properly.
4)Insert three AA batteries in the battery compartment with correct polarity mark on the rear of the detector. After a beep,
close the battery cover, and then test whether the alarm is functioning properly by press the “TEST” button on the flank of
the detector to make sure it is normal functioning.
5)Clip in the alarm into the mounting bracket.
CAUTION: for safety of the user the CO alarm cannot be mounted without its batteries. When replace the battery, test the
alarm to make sure it is normal functioning.
7.OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
1)The battery is correctly loaded into the detector with positive and negative polarity, The buzzer emits a "beep" sound and
the detector starts to warm up for 40s. the LCD screen displays the count down, at this time, the detector has no detection
function; after 40s, The detector enters the normal monitoring state and the LCD screen is normally closed. When the
measured value of the measured gas in the air is bigger than 20×10-6, the LCD displays the real-time concentration of the
measured gas in the environment.
2)When the concentration of the measured gas in the environment reaches the alarm setting value, the detector emits an
audible and visual alarm indication.
3)Green power indicator, flashing once every 35 seconds, indicating that the detector is working.
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