Important Information; Features; Where To Locate - FireAngel HT-630 Installationsanleitung & Benutzerhandbuch

IMPORTANT
INFORMATION!
IMPORTANT: This user guide contains
important information regarding the operation
of your FireAngel heat alarm Ensure you
read this user guide fully before installing and
operating this alarm If you are installing this
heat alarm for use by others, you must leave
this guide (or a copy of it) with the end user
IF THERE IS ANY QUESTION AS TO THE
CAUSE OF THE ALARM, ALWAYS ASSUME
THAT THIS IS AN ACTUAL FIRE AND
FOLLOW YOUR FIRE EMERGENCY PLANS

FEATURES

• Fixed point heat alarm, Class A1 with
alarm point temperature 54°C - 65°C
• Thermistor heat sensing element for
accuracy, reliability and stability
• Thermistek technology activates the alarm
sooner if it predicts a significant rate of rise
in temperature
• 10 year, sealed for life battery
• Operating red LED flashes once,
approximately every 45 seconds
• Fault indication - amber LED flashes to
indicate a low battery condition or alarm
fault See Troubleshooting
• Central Test/Silence (
circuitry, battery and sounder
• Loud 85 decibel piezo sounder
) button Tests
• Automatically resets when alarm condition
has passed
• Easy installation Fixings supplied
• Silencer In the event of a known
false alarm your alarm can be temporarily
silenced by briefly pressing the central test
button Your alarm will automatically return
to full sensitivity within 10 minutes

WHERE TO LOCATE

For the best protection heat alarms should
always be installed as part of a complete fire
protection system that also includes smoke
alarms Heat alarms are best suited to areas
where dust, fumes and moisture can cause
nuisance alarms in smoke alarms, such as:
• Boiler rooms
• Kitchens
• Laundry rooms
• Lofts
• Garages
Heat alarms should not be installed in escape
routes instead of smoke alarms They should
only be used in the above applications
(Smoke alarms should be installed in
circulation areas forming part of the escape
routes and in every room in the house )
When heat alarms are installed in a room,
they should be placed on the ceiling, ideally
in the centre of the room They should be
at a distance no greater than 5 3m from the
farthest wall, no greater than 5 3m from a door
to any room in which a fire might start and no
greater than 5 3m from the next heat alarm
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