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FIRE AND FIRE ALARM

SAFETY AND SECURITY Fire Battery replacement

Note: Your attention is drawn to the notice ! WARNING: Only the following batteries
affixed inside the wardrobe advising on fire
precaution, ventilation and what to do in can be used for replacement. Use of a
case of fire. battery other than those recommended
below may have a detrimental effect on
In case of fire the detector’s operation. Use of a lithium
(long-life) battery could provide power for 10
1. Get everyone out of the motorhome as years under normal operating conditions,
quickly as possible using whichever exit is meaning there is no need for an annual
the quickest, including windows. Do not battery change.
stop to collect any personal items.
Note: The alarm cover can not be installed
2. R aise the Alarm. Call the Fire Brigade. without a battery fitted.

3. T urn off the gas supply valve if it is safe to Note: Upon delivery the battery may be
do so. fitted with a protective cover. Please ensure
this is removed before use.
4. Turn off the electricity supply at
supply point. Carbon-Zinc type:

Model- SI 601 smoke alarm Eveready Energizer 1222;
operation Gold Peak 16045 (UL).

Normal condition Alkaline Type:
The red LED on the front should flash once Energizer 522; Duracell MN 1604; Duracell 9V
every 40 seconds to show the alarm is active.
Ultra; Energizer 9V Ultra+; Gold Peak 1604A.
Low Battery Condition
Lithium (long life) type:
! WARNING: Your smoke alarm requires Ultralife U9VL

a battery with a sufficient capacity of power 1. R emove the alarm from its mounting plate
to operate correctly. This must also be by turning anti-clockwise
correctly installed.

Should your smoke alarm enter a low battery
condition, the unit will emit an audible ‘chirp’
once every 40 seconds. When this occurs you
must replace the battery immediately. Your
smoke alarm will continue to warn of this low
battery condition for at least 7 days, however,
failure to change the battery after this time
would mean your smoke alarm has insufficient
power to alert you in a real fire situation.

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