Deltronic Security Numens 205 Series User manual

205 DC Heat Alarm
User
Manual
Complies with BS 5446-2:2003
Cautions
PRODUCT LIMITATIONS:Caution! This device does not detect smoke, gas or flame,
and should not be covered with a guard or similar obstructing item.
Hazardous levels of smoke and toxic gas can build up before a heat alarm might operate.
Where life safety is the primary requirement in the event of a fire, smoke, gas or combination
alarms usually provide earlier warning than heat alarms alone.
This device may not alert people who are hearing impaired. It is strongly recommended that
the special-purpose heat alarms, using visual or vibrating alerting devices, be installed for
these occupants.
This device may not be effective in fires where heat is prevented from reaching the device
(eg where intermediate doors are closed), where the fire grows so rapidly that the egress path
is blocked (even when correctly located), and where the fire is intimate to a person (eg where a
victim's clothes catch fire).
SLEEPING OCCUPANTS:Heat alarms should not replace required smoke alarms in
sleeping areas.
INSTALLATION LIMITATIONS:This product is designed for use in a single
residential unit, such as a family home or apartment. Heat alarms located outside the
dwelling may not provide adequate warning to occupants. This product is not
designed for use in non-residential buildings. Non-residential buildings require special fire
detection and alarm systems. This product alone is not a suitable substitute for a fire detection
system installed in places of work or where people sleep on a temporary basis, such as hotels
or motels, dormitories, hospitals, nursing homes or group homes of any kind, even if they were
once dwellings. Please refer to local regulations for fire detection and alarm system
requirements.
Features
Numens 205 DC heat alarms provide battery powered heat detection, together
with alarm functions within a single unit. The technology provides reliable
performance and low maintenance.
Numens 205 DC smoke alarms are powered by a long-life lithium-ion battery,
and do not require a mains supply. Models are available with either
user-replaceable batteries or non-replaceable batteries.
Interconnectable 205 DC heat alarms use a wireless transmission path.
Configuration into a closed group ensures that other units within radio signal
range are not affected by a test or fire alarm occurring within the configured
group.
Numens 205 DC heat alarms are suitable for general residential applications
where a smoke alarm may result in unwanted unwanted activation (such as
cooking areas, parking garages with exhaust fumes, and areas subject to high
levels of dust and other air-borne contaminants). The 205 DC heat alarm
provides home owners and installers with an easy-to-install, long-life solution for
property protection applications.
Normal Operation
When operating normally, a red LED adjacent to the Test/Hush button will flash
every 40 s.
Alarm Condition
When heat is detected, an internal sounder will activate to alert occupants, and
the red LED will flash every 1 s. The sounder is a loud, pulsating alarm.
Fault Conditions
Battery Low
When the battery is depleted, the heat alarm will emit a short audible signal
every 40 s, synchronized with a single flash of the red LED indicator. The
Battery Low indication will operate for at least 30 days.
Model 205-007
The battery for Model 205-007 is not user-replaceable and will last up to
10 years under normal conditions. When the Low Battery signal is given,
replace the heat alarm without delay.
Model 205-008
The battery for Model 205-008 (wireless interconnection) is replaceable by the
user and will last up to 5 years under normal conditions. When the Low Battery
signal is given, replace the battery without delay.
Model 205-009
The battery for Model 205-009 is replaceable by the user and will last up to
10 years under normal conditions. When the Low Battery signal is given,
replace the battery without delay.
Heat Sensor Fault
When a fault is detected in the heat sensor, the heat alarm will emit a short
audible signal every 40 s sounder, and a single flash of the red LED indicator
midway between the audible indications.
Test/Hush Button
Test
When in the Normal condition, pressing and holding the Test/Hush button for
5 s will activate the heat alarm to check its operation. The alarm will sound, and
the red LED will flash every 1 s. Releasing the Test/Hush button will cancel the
alarm test.
For interconnected heat alarms (Model 205-008, a test on one unit will operate
all interconnected units. After releasing the Test/Hush button, it may take up to
10 s for the interconnected units to silence.
Hush (Alarm Condition)
When in the Alarm condition, pressing the Test/Hush button reduces the
sensitivity of the heat alarm for 9 min and silences the alarm sounder. The hush
feature allows time for excess heat to dissipate. During the hush time, the red
LED will continue to flash every 1 s on the unit in fire alarm, and every 6 s on
any interconnected units.
The hush feature should only be used after the cause of the alarm is
known (such as an excessive heat from cooking).
After the hush time has expired, the heat alarm will automatically return to
normal sensitivity. If heat is still present in the unit, the alarm sounder will re-
activate. The hush feature can be used repeatedly.
Hush (Battery Low)
When the heat alarm signals that the battery is depleted, pressing the
Test/Hush button silences the audible signal for 10 hours. During the hush time,
the red LED will flash every 20 s.
After the hush time has expired, the heat alarm will automatically return to
normal. If the battery has not been changed (excluding Model 205-007), the low
battery signal will re-activate. The hush feature can be used repeatedly.
Hush (Heat Sensor Fault Condition)
When the heat alarm signals a heat sensor fault, pressing the Test/Hush button
silences the fault condition for 10 hours. During the hush time, the red LED will
flash every 20 s.
After the hush time has expired, the unit will automatically return to normal. If
the heat sensor fault is still present, the fault signal will re-activate. The hush
feature can be used repeatedly.
Interconnection (Model 205-008)
Interconnectable heat alarms (Model 205-008) use a wireless transmission path
to connect units together.
Individual units must first be configured into a closed Group so that
sounders on all units in the group will activate during an Alarm condition,
Alarm Hush, or a Test.
When excessive heat is detected in one unit, the sounders in all interconnected
units will activate. The LED indicator on units that have not detected heat will
flash every 6 s. This allows the home owner to quickly locate the cause of the
alarm.
When a unit is tested, the sounders in all interconnected units will activate and
the LED indicator will flash every 40 s. After releasing the Test/Hush button, it
may take up to 10 s for the interconnected units to silence.
The maximum transmission path between each interconnected unit is 500 m.
There is no limit to the number of units that can be interconnected using the
wireless interconnection function.
WARNING: Wireless interconnection signalling may not operate in the
low battery condition.
Understanding Indicator and Alarm Signals
205 DC heat alarms produce the following indicator and alarm signals,
depending on the status condition.
Primary Smoke Alarm
LED Audible Signal Status Condition
Flash every 40 s —Normal
Flash every 1 s 0.5 s on / 0.5 s off Fire alarm
Flash every 1 s —Hush after fire alarm
Flash every 1 s 0.5 s on / 0.5 s off
Test
Flash every 40 s Short beep at the same
time of LED flash Low battery
Flash every 20 s —Hush after low battery fault
Flash every 40 s Short beep midway
between LED flashes Smoke chamber fault
Flash every 20 s —Hush after smoke chamber fault
Interconnected Units
When configured as a Group, interconnected units produce the following
additional indicator and alarm signal when the primary unit is operated.
LED Audible Signal Status Condition
Flash every 6 s —Hush after fire alarm, activated
from another device
Flash every 40 s 0.5 s on / 0.5 s off Test activated from another
device

Specifications
Quiescent condition indicator Flashing red LED every 40 s
Expected battery life 10 years
205-008: 5 years
Low battery indication Short audible signal every 40 s, synchronized with
a single flash of the red LED, for 30 days
Low battery hush indication Flashing red LED every 20 s
Low battery hush time 10 h
Sounder output level ≥85 dB @ 3 m
Alarm sounder 0.5 s on / 0.5 s off
Alarm LED indicator Flashing red every 1 s
Alarm hush indication
Flashing red LED every 1 s
Interconnected units: Flashing red LED every
6 s
Alarm hush time 9 min
Test sounder (0.5 s on / 0.5 s off
Test LED indicator Flashing red every 1 s
Interconnected units: Flashing red every 40 s
Heat sensor fault indication
Short audible signal every 40 s
and a single flash of the red LED midway
between the audible indications
Fault hush indicator Flashing red LED every 20 s
Fault hush time 10 h
Interconnection
(Model 205-008)
No device number limit
500 m between all devices in free air
Operating temperature (0 ~ +55) °C
Operating humidity (10 ~ 95) % RH, non-condensing
Compatibility
The 205-008 interconnectable heat alarm is compatible with the following
devices.
Description Part number Datasheet
Smoke alarm, wireless interconnect 205-002 31-0047
Smoke/heat alarm, wireless interconnect 205-011 31-0095
Accessories
The following accessories are compatible with 205-008 DC heat alarms with
wireless interconnection.
Description Part number Datasheet
Alarm remote control 261-001 31-0084
Compliance
205 heat alarms are designed to comply with the following standardsa.
BS 5446-2:2003 Fire detection and fire alarm devices. Specification for heat alarms
CE Conformité Européenne
a Third-party conformance assessment has not been undertaken.
Installation Preparation
Equipment
Before commencing installation, ensure all equipment and tools to mount and
test the device are available, such as drills, mounting screws (supplied),
cables and ladders.
Location Selection in Homes and Apartments
Heat alarms are suitable for residential applications where smoke or gas
detectors may cause unwanted alarms. The following locations are suitable for
heat alarms.
•Areas where combustion particles are present, such as kitchens with few
windows or poor ventilation.
•Garages where there may be vehicle exhaust fumes.
•Near furnaces, combustion heaters, and space heaters.
•Damp or very humid areas, such as bathrooms with showers.
•In an environment of between (0 ~ +50) °C, and (10 ~ 90) % relative
humidity (non-condensing).
•Dusty or dirty areas.
•Insect-infested areas.
WARNING: Hazardous levels of smoke and toxic gas can build up
before a heat alarm might operate. Where life safety is the primary
requirement in the event of a fire, smoke, gas or combination alarms usually
provide earlier warning than heat alarms alone.
For complete coverage, smoke alarms should be installed in all rooms, halls,
storage areas, basements, and attics in dwellings. The minimum coverage is
one smoke alarm on each floor and one outside each sleeping area.
Installation Location
Install heat alarms as close to the centre of the ceiling as possible, away from
light fittings and air-conditioning ducts. If this is not practical, mount the heat
alarm on the ceiling, no closer than 50 cm from any wall or corner (see Fig. 1).
Fig. 1 – Heat alarm location from
walls
If some of your rooms have sloped, peaked, or gabled ceilings, try to mount
smoke alarms 0.9 m measured horizontally from the highest point of the ceiling.
Where Not to Install Your Heat Alarm
Heat alarms are not a suitable substitute for smoke alarms required in sleeping
areas.
Installation and Test
Please read the previous section Installation Preparation, before commencing
installation.
Install the Heat Alarm
WARNING: To avoid the electrical shock hazard, turn off power to the
area where you plan to install the device at the fuse box or circuit
breaker box.
1. At the place where you are going to install the unit, draw a 75 mm
horizontal line.
2. Remove the unit from its base by rotating it counter-clockwise.
3. Place the base on the ceiling so that mounting-hole slots are aligned on
the line. In each of keyhole slots, draw a mark to locate the mounting
plugs.
4. Remove the base from the ceiling.
5. Drill two 5 mm holes at the marks and insert the plastic mounting plugs
(supplied).
6. Attach the base to the ceiling with the screws supplied (see Fig. 2).
Fig. 2 – Fixing the base
7. Align the unit with the base rotate it clockwise to lock it into place (see
Fig. 3).
Note: Fitting the unit to its base internally connects the battery power to the unit.
Fig. 3 – Fitting the heat alarm to the base
Activate the Heat Alarm
1. To activate your heat alarm, press and hold the Test/Hush button for 3 s
until the LED flashes rapidly.
2. Once the LED starts flashing, release the Test/Hush button within 3 s.
The unit will emit a short beep to indicate that it is activated.
Wireless Interconnection Function (Model 205-008)
Long Alignment Mark
Short alignment mark
Fire
From
Smoke
Heat &
Ceiling
Best
Here
50cm min.

WARNING: Do not connect this heat alarm to any device other than
another 205-series alarm or other compatible Numens device (see
datasheet). Connecting anything else may prevent this heat alarm from
working properly.
There is no limit to the number of units that can be interconnected using the
wireless interconnection function.
Units must be configured into a Group for the interconnection function to
operate.
When configured as a Group, the wireless function will operate automatically
once a fire is detected in any unit.
NOTE: Units should be interconnected within only one family residence, otherwise nuisance
alarms may occur when a unit activates or is tested in another residence.
Group Configuration
1. Activate your heat alarm (see above).
2. Ensure there are no Battery Low fault conditions on the units to be
connected as a group.
3. Enter Group mode by pressing and releasing the Test/Hush button
5 times within 5 s. The sounder will emit a short beep and the red LED
will flash every 0.5 s. Group mode configuration will last 50 s (unless
cancelled earlier).
4. To add a unit to the Group, press and release the Test/Hush button on
the second unit twice within 2 s. The red LED will flash every 0.5 s. The
sounder on the connecting unit will emit a short beep to confirm
connection to the Group.
5. Repeat Step 4 to add additional units to the Group.
NOTE: Group configuration must be completed within 50 s, after which time all units will
return to the normal condition.
6. When all units are added to the Group, press and release the Test/Hush
button on the first unit to end the Group configuration mode.
Remove a Unit from a Group
To remove a unit from the Group, press and release the Test/Hush button
8 times within 5 s. The sounder will emit two short beeps and the red LED will
flash twice to confirm removal from the Group.
Test the Heat Alarm(s)
Stand-alone Heat Alarms
1. Press and hold the Test/Hush button for 3 s.
2. Check the sounder operates (0.5 s on / 0.5 s off) and the red LED flashes
every 1 s.
3. Release the Test/Hush button to silence the alarm and resume normal
operation.
WARNING: The heat alarm has a loud alarm signal. Use hearing
protection when testing.
Interconnected Units
1. Press and hold the Test/Hush button for 3 s.
2. Check the sounder operates (0.5 s on / 0.5 s off) and the red LED flashes
every 1 s.
3. On the interconnected units, check the sounder operates (0.5 s on / 0.5 s
off) and the red LED flashes every 40 s.
4. Release the Test/Hush button to silence the alarm and resume normal
operation.
NOTE: It may take up to 10 s for the interconnected units to silence.
5. Repeat Steps 1 ~ 4 for each unit.
Normal Operation
Once installed and activated, your heat alarm will immediately start monitoring
for excessive heat. If the sounder in the device operates, check for a fire and
execute your safety plan.
Hush (Alarm Condition)
WARNING: Before using the hush feature, identify the heat source and
be certain that safe conditions exist.
If investigation of the alarm signal is likely caused by a known nuisance source
(such as excessive cooking heat), the Test/Hush button can be pressed to
silence the sounder for 9 min.
WARNING: If the temperature is too high, the hush function will not
silence the alarm sounder.
After the Hush time has expired, the device will return to normal sensitivity. If
excessive heat is still present, the alarm will re-activate. The hush feature can
be used repeatedly.
Care and Maintenance
Weekly Tests
1. Press and hold the Test/Hush button for 3 s on the heat alarm.
2. Check the sounder operates with a loud pulsating sound, and the red
LED in the Test/Hush button flashes rapidly.
WARNING: The heat alarm has a loud alarm signal. Use hearing
protection when testing.
3. Where installed, check the activation of interconnected units (see above).
WARNING: Never use a naked flame of any kind to test your heat
alarm. You may set fire to and damage the device, as well as your
home. The built-in Test feature accurately tests all alarm functions.
If the unit fails to operate correctly, contact your supplier or Numens (see
below).
Annual Maintenance
Vacuum or carefully clean the heat alarm with a dry or damp soft cloth and
ensure the sensor openings are free from dust and lint. Do not use solvents.
DO NOT PAINT this product.
Battery Replacement
The battery for model 205-007 is not user-replaceable. Once the battery is
depleted, replace the heat alarm.
For other models, remove the unit from the base and replace the battery with
an approved model (see Service below).
Service
For service or repair, return the unit intact to the supplier or to Numens (see the
address at the end of this manual), stating the reason for the return and details
of any fault.
The battery is replaceable by the user (excluding Model 205-007) and may be
purchased from general hardware stores. Use only the specified batteries.
Lithium: Huiderrui CR123A
When replacing the battery, check that the battery is installed in accordance
with the polarity markings (+, −) shown in the battery compartment. To ensure
the battery is correctly fitted and the heat alarm is functioning correctly, test the
heat alarm (see Care and Maintenance, above).
References
Reference Description
31-0094 205 DC heat alarm datasheet
Models
Model Features
205-007 Test, hush, 10-year battery
205-008 Test, hush, 5-year battery, wireless interconnection
205-009 Test, hush, user-replaceable 10-year battery
Disposal
This product is designed to work reliably for 10 years after
the installation date. Smoke alarms and replaceable
batteries should not be disposed of as land-fill. Please
dispose in an environmentally friendly manner, for example at your local authority
recycling centre.
WARNING: This is an important document. Retain it for the life of the
device.
Limited Warranty
To protect your rights, we encourage you to keep the original of the purchase
receipt as proof of purchase. No guarantee can be offered without the original
the purchase receipt.
Deltronic Security AB (Deltronic) guarantees you as a buyer that the smoke
alarm will come to be free from defects in material, workmanship or
construction below normal use for a period of:2 years. This guarantee is non-
transferable and not valid for replaceable batteries. Our liability to you under
this warranty, is limited to repairing or replacing parts that we find to be
defective in materials, execution or design. This is free of charge for you,
contact us or send enter the item with an error description and proof of
purchase date in a letter or package with paid shipping to the address below,
in the case of replaceable batteries attach these to the side. The terms of this
warranty do not apply in the following circumstances: if the smoke alarm has
been modified, disassembled, contaminated, damaged, neglected or
otherwise misused or altered after the date of purchase or if it does not work
due to incorrect placement / installation or if damage was caused by the
designated instructions were not followed. We would like to draw your
attention to the fact that we do not replace damage to unit or degradation in
service life if the smoke alarm has been in alarm mode for a long time and / or
saved property and life.
Deltronic's liability, arising from the sale of this smoke alarm or under the
terms of this warranty, may under no circumstances exceed the cost of
replacing the same.
Deltronic is under no circumstances responsible for damage or consequential
damage that occurs due to the smoke alarm failing to warn under this or any
other warranty, express or implied or for damages caused by failure to follow
the instructions given. This warranty does not affect your statutory rights.

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2020-09-30
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