Installation Position; Installation / Assembly - ESYLUX PROTECTOR CD 45 Mode D'emploi

It cannot offer persons with special medical prerequisites total protection and cannot prevent the chronic effects of carbon
monoxide on the human body (see also EN 50292:2001, Annex A). It is not a replacement for the installation, use and
maintenance of fuel-burning systems including associated ventilation and gas flue systems.
The CO detector must be replaced after approx. 5 years. Strictly follow the instructions provided in this user manual when
installing your CO detector.
Note that there are other dangers where this alarm's ability to detect carbon monoxide will not help you, e.g. in the event
of gas leaks, fire or explosions. For such dangers we recommend our gas, smoke detector. You can find more information
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about these on our website: www.esylux.com.
3 • INSTAllATION POSITION
To mount the detector, choose a clear surface and position the device as centrally as possible, ensuring that it is close to
potential safety hazards (e.g. gas boilers). When installing the device on a wall, ensure that the detector is more than 1.5
metres from the ground and more than 0.2 metres from the ceiling. If you are installing the device on a ceiling, ensure that
there is a distance of more than 0.2 metres between the detector and the wall.
4 • INSTALLATION / ASSEMBLY
Recommendation for maximising safety: Install one CO detector in every bedroom and nursery, in every room with gas heaters,
cookers/ovens or fireplaces, and in the hallways/corridors on each floor of the building and in the basement garage.
Recommendation for providing a minimum level of protection: Install one CO detector in every hallway/corridor and in all
rooms with gas heaters, cookers/ovens or fireplaces.
1. Gently rotate the mounting plate anti-clockwise to remove it from the CO detector (fig. 1).
2. Once you have decided on the correct position to mount the detector, use the dowels and screws provided (fig. 2) to fix the
mounting plate horizontally to the wall, or as close as possible to the centre of the ceiling.
On the back of the PROTECTOR CD 45 CO detector, you will find some screw terminals (fig. 3.2), which offer the
following options in the event of an alarm:
The PROTECTOR CD 45 CO detector is fitted with a potential-free contact, which means that the device can be
connected to other equipment, such as a hazard alert system, an automatic telephone dialler or a warning light, etc.
To access these screw terminals, push the cover plate down (fig. 3.1) and then slide this towards the centre of the
detector. Ensure correct polarity when wiring the device!
3. Before fixing the CO detector to the mounting plate, open the battery compartment by pressing the release button (fig. 4.1)
while at the same time sliding the compartment cover downwards (fig. 4.2). Insert the 3 batteries correctly (fig. 5) and
make sure that the red pins are in contact with each battery. The detector will confirm that the batteries are in place
by emitting a short beep and all 3 LEDs (fig. 4.3) will light up briefly. After a few seconds, the red and green LEDs will start
flashing for approximately 5 minutes to indicate that the device is in its warm-up mode.
4. Device activation is only complete once the CO detector has been attached to the mounting plate. If it is not, the yellow
LED will light up and the detector will emit an audible signal every 60 seconds after a period of approximately 6 minutes
(see „Table of Functions"). Place the detector on the mounting plate (fig. 6) and turn the device clockwise until it clicks
into place. The yellow LED will go off and the audible signal will be silenced, where applicable.
5. Close the battery compartment by replacing the cover and slide it upwards until it pops into place.
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