Sensor 217E Series Guida alla risoluzione dei problemi

Sensor 217E-C001

Installation Guide &

User’s Manual

Table Of Contents

Overview.......................................................................... 3

Introduction to the SENSOR 217E Series............................. 4

Disclaimers........................................................................ 5

SENSOR Hub Specifications (217E-C001)......................... 11

SENSOR Alarm Specifications (217E-02 & 217E-03) ......... 12

Quick Start Guide for the SENSOR Hub (217E-C001)........ 14

Quick Start Guide for the SENSOR Alarms (217E-02 & 217E-

03) ................................................................................. 15

240 V Installation .................................................................................................. 19

10 Year Lithium Battery Installation ......................................................................... 20

Overview

SENSOR provides an online platform and ecosystem that allows 24/7 line of sight

for real estate property managers to monitor the compliance of their properties.

With round-the-clock monitoring without the need to physically visit the property,

SENSOR mitigates the risk of the unknown.

Achieve legislative compliance and enhanced tenant safety with SENSOR’s range

of smoke-detection sensors and alarms.

Introduction tothe SENSOR 217E Series

The SENSOR 217E series of independent or interconnected photoelectric smoke

alarms, in conjunction with the SENSOR hub

Due to the advanced battery technology and low power consumption, each of the

217E series alarms can be used to satisfy either the 230 V or 10-year lithium

requirement - depending on the applicable installation legislation or other local or

state requirements.

Each alarm connects to the SENSOR hub independently of each other with a

range of up to 200m line of sight.

Both the 217E-02 and the 217E-03 utilise a sealed lithium battery for both the

operation of the alarm and the RF interconnect to the hub, ensuring no battery

replacements are required over the life of the alarm.

The alarms are fitted with two test functions:

1. The test button on the face of the alarm can be used to test the alarm if

required.

2. The alarm is also fitted with a software-based test which can be

scheduled for a particular date and time or performed in real time via

the portal.

The alarms are also fitted with several additional functions to ensure safety and

compliance, including:

•Early low battery detection – designed to pre-empt a low battery alarm so it

can be replaced prior to low battery beeping.

•Tamper detection – to ensure the alarms are always closed and operating

correctly.

•RF disconnect warning – should an alarm become disconnected from the

network a notification will be sent via the portal.

•230 V power outage – if power is lost to the alarm or hub a notification will

be sent via the portal.

Disclaimers

All electrical installations must be carried out by a qualified electrician, in

accordance with local regulations and Australian Standards.

It remains the duty of the installer to ensure that:

•All hardware is undamaged and in proper operating order,

•The correct number of alarms are being installed in compliant locations as

per the local requirements.

This product must only be used for the purpose described in these instructions and

must be installed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the Building Code

Australia (BCA) and local and state wiring rules and regulations.

Where Not to Install Your SENSOR Alarm(s) (Models 217E-02

& 217E-03)

Nuisance alarms occur when alarms are installed where they will not work properly.

To avoid nuisance alarms, do not install alarms in the following situations:

•In or near areas where combustion particles are present, such as kitchens with

few windows or poor ventilation, garages where there may be vehicle exhaust,

near furnaces, combustion heaters, and space heaters. Combustion particles are

the by-products of something that is burning, which the alarm may detect.

•As a guide, aim to avoid installing an alarm within 6 m of kitchens where

combustion particles are normally present. If a 6 m distance is not possible

(e.g., in a mobile home), try to install the alarm as far away from the

combustion particles as possible, preferably on the wall. Ensure the area is well

ventilated.

•In dead-air areas, where ventilation systems cause airflow that would not pass

through the smoke sensing chamber. Also avoid airflow from areas where

normal combustion particles are expected, such as kitchens. Refer to Fig. 3

which indicates the correct and incorrect alarm locations.

MINIMUM ALARM LOCATION

ADDITIONAL ALARM LOCATIONS

MINIMUM ALARM LOCATIONS

BEDROOM

BED

ROOM

BED

ROOM

BED

ROOM

KITCHEN

FAMILY ROOM

LIVING ROOM

DINING ROOM KITCHEN BED

ROOM

BED

ROOM

BEDROOM

Fire

From

Smoke

Heat &

Ceiling

Best

Here

50cm min.

INCORRECT LOCATION

CORRECT LOCATION

AIR RETURN AIR ENTRY

KITCHEN

LIVING ROOM

STOVE

BATH

BEDROOM

Fig. 3 – Dead-air areas

•In damp or very humid areas, or within 3 m of bathrooms with showers. Humid

air contains moisture that can enter the sensing chamber, then condense into

droplets upon cooling, which can cause nuisance alarms.

•In very cold or very hot areas, including unheated buildings or outdoor rooms.

If the temperature rises above or falls below the operating range of alarm, the

alarm may not function properly. The temperature range for your alarm is

(0 ~ 55) °C.

•In very dusty or dirty areas. Dirt and dust can build up on the smoke sensing

chamber, causing it to be overly sensitive. Additionally, dust or dirt can block

openings to the sensing chamber and limit the alarm from sensing smoke.

•Near fresh air vents or high draft areas like air conditioners, heaters or fans,

fresh air vents and drafts. Such environments can drive smoke away from

alarms.

•In dead air spaces, which are often at the top of a peaked roof or in the apex

of ceilings and walls. Dead air may prevent smoke from reaching an alarm. See

Fig. 4 for the recommended location.

MINIMUM ALARM LOCATION

ADDITIONAL ALARM LOCATIONS

MINIMUM ALARM LOCATIONS

BEDROOM

BED

ROOM

BED

ROOM

BED

ROOM

KITCHEN

FAMILY ROOM

LIVING ROOM

DINING ROOM KITCHEN BED

ROOM

BED

ROOM

BEDROOM

Fire

From

Smoke

Heat &

Ceiling

Best

Here

50cm min.

INCORRECT LOCATION

CORRECT LOCATION

AIR RETURN AIR ENTRY

KITCHEN

LIVING ROOM

STOVE

BATH

BEDROOM

•In insect-infested areas. Insects entering the smoke sensing chamber may cause

a nuisance alarm. Where pests are a concern, ensure pest extermination

measures are undertaken prior to installing the alarm.

•Near fluorescent lights. Electrical noise from fluorescent lights may cause

nuisance alarms. Do not install alarms within 1.5 m of such lights.

Manufacturer Recommendations for the Care and

Maintenance of your SENSOR Smoke Alarms

To ensure the optimal performance of your SENSOR smoke alarms, please familiarise

yourself with the following care and maintenance instructions.

Cleaning your SENSOR Smoke Alarm

•Cobwebs on or near the alarm can cause nuisance false positive alarm sounds.

Ensure your alarm is always free from cobwebs by regularly vacuuming the smoke

vent on the face of the alarm.

•Clean the alarm housing by wiping the alarm gently with a damp cloth to remove

any dust, then dry the alarm thoroughly.

The alarm housing must remain closed during cleaning. An open alarm is an

electrocution risk.

SENSOR Notifications

SENSOR smoke alarms are connected wirelessly to a SENSOR Hub which is also installed in

your property. This connected ecosystem is designed to automatically report the alarm

connection status and any alarm faults to the property manager or homeowner.

If debris is detected within the smoke alarm chamber, you may be contacted by phone,

email, or SMS with cleaning instructions.

Testing your SENSOR Alarms

SENSOR alarms can be tested in two ways: manually and remotely. To manually test your

alarms, press the TEST button on one of the alarms for three (3) seconds. Testing can also

be organised remotely by your property manager. Remote testing does not require a

person visiting your home. You will receive an SMS notification when the alarms are due to

be tested. You will be asked to nominate a convenient time to schedule the testing.

If more than one SENSOR alarm is installed and connected to the SENSOR network, testing

one alarm will cause all alarms to sound. During remote testing, testing one alarm will

cause all alarms to sound in sequence. When performing a manual test, all alarms will

sound simultaneously.

The Dos and Don’ts of your SENSOR Smoke Alarm

Dos:

•If a smoke alarm sounds, immediately alert all household members, exit the

property, and call emergency services.

•Be prepared – make an escape plan from your home in case of fire. Ensure

everyone in your home understands the plan. Discuss and review the escape plan

regularly.

•Make sure your alarm remains closed and in good operational order. Immediately

arrange for a service or repair if an alarm ceases to work.

•Always ensure you are on stable footing when cleaning or vacuuming the alarm.

Don’ts:

•Don’t place anything over the alarm that may prevent the ingress of smoke.

•Don’t use aerosol products on or near the alarm.

•Don’t attempt to clean the alarm by blowing into it.

•Don’t open the alarm when vacuuming around the smoke vent.

•Don’t strike the alarm with the hose or nozzle of your vacuum cleaner.

•Don’t spray water or any other liquid at the alarm. Only use a damp cloth to clean

the alarm.

•Don’t use any liquids or cleaning products other than water when cleaning the

alarm.

•Don’t remove an installed smoke alarm for any reason, including cleaning.

Removing an alarm poses an electrocution risk.

•Don’t paint the alarm.

•Don’t start a fire to test the alarm.

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