Defender CA6150 Manuale utente

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CA6150

Carbon Monoxide Alarm

QUICK START GUIDE

Power LED

Test/Reset/Mute

Button

Display CO Level

Button

85dB Horn

Mounting Screw

LargeAlpha-Numeric LCD

Secure-Lock Mounting Plate

Alarm LED

Service LED

The Defender CA6150 Carbon Monoxide Alarm is Underwriters Laboratories Tested and

Listed to the ANSI/UL 2034 residential safety standard. The CA6150 also provides

added protection for your health, and enables you to monitor the current and peak CO

levels as low as 10 PPM, and the duration of the peak level, at the touch of a button.

This alarm is not designed to measure compliance with OSHA or commercial standards.

OM5-6150-00

2022-02-08

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1. RECOMMENDED LOCATION OF ALARMS

CO poisoning can happen anywhere in the building,

but because most CO poisoning cases occur while

people are sleeping, the best location for the CO

alarm is in or near the sleeping area. If there is more

than one sleeping area in the dwelling or on a

different floor, or if bedroom doors are closed during

the night, you may need more than one CO alarm.

CO alarms should be installed onto an interior wall,

five feet off the floor, and on every conditioned level

of the building. At the minimum, install CO alarms:

1. In the immediate area of the bedrooms. If more

than one sleeping area exists, locate additional

alarms near or within each sleeping area.

2. Inside every room where someone sleeps with a

door closed. The closed door may prevent the

alarm from waking the sleeper.

~ 5ft

Alarm

Hallway

Bathroom

Bedroom Bedroom

3. On every conditioned level of the dwelling.

CO detection is best achieved by the installation of CO alarms within all conditioned

areas and rooms of the building.

2. LOCATIONS TO AVOID

Do not install a CO alarm:

1. Inside of a garage, cleaning supply

room, bath room, dusty area or

unconditioned space. The alarm’s

operation temperature range is

40oF to 100oF.

2. Within five feet of a combustion or

cooking appliance including a

furnace, boiler, water heater,

space heater, oven or range.

Alarm

3. Within five feet of a window or exterior door.

4. Within three feet of a room with a bathtub, shower, spa or washer/dryer.

5. Within one foot of a wireless device.

6. Where the alarm would be obstructed by furniture, drapes, etc.

7. Within a hazardous area, as defined in the National Electrical Code.

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3. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Follow these steps in this order to install the CO alarm:

1. Fasten the mounting plate to the wall at eye

level, about 5’ off the floor.

Slide alarm down onto mounting plate.

Connection between mounting plate and alarm

will automatically turn activation switch ON.

2. Press and hold test button until alarm

starts to beep, then release. The alarm

should beep 4 times, pause, and then

beep 4 times again. ALARM red LED

should flash at the same time.

3. Secure alarm to mounting plate, with Phillips

head screw provided, through the mounting hole

on top of alarm.

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4. CONDENSED OPERATION INSTRUCTONS

OPERATION: The CO alarm is operational once

the activation switch is slid to ON position. If the

alarm’s power is active, the POWER green LED will

flash once every 60 seconds, and the LCD readout

will continuously display ON, or the current CO level

if 30 PPM or more is detected.

ALARM CONDITION: When the batteries are active, and CO gas is detected at a level

and duration specified in Section 3 of the Owner’s Manual, the horn will sound and

ALARM red LED will light. The alarm signal will sound 4 short beeps every 6 seconds,

and flash the ALARM red LED in sync with the beeping sound. The LCD will also display

the current CO level detected. After having alarmed for more than 5 minutes, the alarm

signal will change to 4 short beeps every 60 seconds. The alarm signal is either

manually or automatically reset. See Section 10 of Owner’s Manual WHAT TO DO WHEN

THE ALARM SOUNDS.

Beeps 4 times every 6 seconds

for first 5 minutes

Beeps 4 times per minute

after 5 minutes

TEST/RESET/MUTE BUTTON:

The TEST/RESET/MUTE button is used to check

the alarm for proper operation, and to

temporarily mute horn for 5 minutes when alarm

is activated, for 24 hours during the first week of

a “Low Battery Voltage” signal ( ) activation, or

for 60 hours during the first month of a sensor

“End

Life” signal (

) activation. The LCD

will display the current CO level detected when alarm is being tested, or when an

alarm signal is muted. See Section 9 of Owner’s Manual TEST AND MUTE ALARM for

detailed instructions to test the alarm and mute the audible horn.

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LCD DISPLAY FUNCTION: When alarm is operating normally, the LCD will display ON

or the current CO level if 30 PPM or more is detected. The LCD will display after

ten years of operation to alert you that it is time to replace the alarm.

Continuously Displays “On”

(below 30 PPM)

Auto. Displays

999 PPM

(e.g. 30 PPM detected)

Displays “End” When

Expire

(ten years after activation)

DISPLAY CO LEVEL BUTTON: To manually display the current and highest CO level

detected as low as 10 PPM, press the DISPLAY CO LEVEL button once. The LCD will

display the recorded data in the following order:

1. The current CO level detected within the last minute from 10 to 999 PPM.

2. The highest CO level detected within last 30 days from 10 to 999 PPM.

3. The total length of time the highest CO level was detected, within 10% of the peak,

from 1 to 999 minutes.

Current CO Level

(e.g. 10 PPM detected

within last minute)

Highest CO Level

(e.g. peak of 25 PPM detected

within last 30 days)

Duration of Peak CO Level

(e.g. peak detected

for 60 minutes)

Each reading will appear for five seconds. To erase

the record in memory, press the Display CO Level

button, and while the readings are being displayed,

press the TEST/RESET/MUTE button. The alarm will

burst a long beep, and display .

IMPORTANT! Read all instructions of the complete Owner’s Manual before installation

and operation of this CO alarm, including important messages, information about carbon

monoxide, alarm functions and operation, how to test and mute alarm, what to do when

alarm sounds, limitations of CO alarms, good safety habits, sensor end-of-life and alarm

service, description of audible and visual signals, and limited warranty.

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