Fire Chief FSW1 Manual

INSTALLATION
& OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
FSW1
Kitchen
STOVE
GUARD

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THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING THE
FIRECHIEF KITCHEN STOVE GUARD
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
•Heat Sensor SGS1010
•Battery (CR2032)
•IR lens extension
•Control Unit SGC510-2
•Junction Box SGI510-2JF
• Main manual
• Cupboard sticker
•Screws
Firechief Stove Guard is a safety product for domestic kitchens. The Stove Guard consists of a
state-of-the-art Heat Sensor that monitors the cooker from above, and a Control Unit that cuts
the power to the cooker if a dangerous situation occurs. The Control Unit is installed behind
the cooker or inside a kitchen cabinet close to the cooker. Be sure to read this manual prior to
commencing installation.
SAFETY RULES
Firechief Stove Guard does not prevent all potentially dangerous situations, but it makes the use of
the cooker signicantly safer. Never leave the cooker unattended. Always check compliance with
local regulations.
• For indoor use only.
• Do not use in a professional kitchen.
• Do not hold the Heat Sensor close to ears. It will emit a loud
sound when the alarm is triggered or in test mode, which can
cause hearing damage.
• Do not leave children alone with the product or any of its
parts or packaging. There is a risk of choking.
• Do not disassemble the product.
• Do not immerse the Heat Sensor in water.
• The Stove Guard will not emit an alarm if the temperature
of the cooker is too low to identify a dangerous situation,
or if the cooker has an automatic limitation of temperature
increase.
• The Stove Guard will not completely isolate the cooker. It
must never be used to turn o the cooker's power supply for
service/repair.
• Do not short-circuit, charge, open or heat the batteries.
There is a risk of explosion.
The operating instructions, accessories and stickers must accompany the product. Follow the safety guidance for
safe use of Stove Guard. If you have questions about the product, ask a specialist or refer to rechiefglobal.com
SGS1010
SGC510-2
SGI510-2JF

INSTALLATION & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
IR lens
(Lens extension for
ceiling installations)
Button
Battery lid
(Battery 1 x CR2032)
Signal LED
should face towards user
• Voltage 230–400 VAC
• Extremely low energy
use (approx. 1 W)
• Automatic electrical
switch
• For safe connections
up to 10 mm2
wires
• Alarm signal 80 dB(A) @ 1 m • RF 433 MHz • Patented technology
• Fulls BS EN 50615:2015 Standard for stove guards (Eurons Expert Services Oy)
THE HEAT SENSOR
THE CONTROL UNIT THE JUNCTION BOX
PLEASE NOTE THE HEAT SENSOR AND CONTROL UNIT
ARE FACTORY PAIRED. DO NOT SEPARATE THEM

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PLEASE NOTE THE HEAT SENSOR AND CONTROL UNIT
ARE FACTORY PAIRED. DO NOT SEPARATE THEM
CONTROL UNIT
It is a statutory requirement that the Junction Box is installed by an
authorized electrician. The power to the cooker must be disconnected
throughout the entire installation.
Disconnect the power
Switch o the power at the
consumer unit.
Note! Do not turn on the
Consumer unit before the Heat
Sensor is set up and ready for a
function test.
Connecting the Junction Box
For correct installation of the Junction Box, refer to the wiring diagram on
page 5. The Control Unit will then plug & play into the Junction Box.
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Watch the lm:
https://youtu.be/s7ato2xYQUY
Test alarm
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POWER
OFF

INSTALLATION & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5
Alternative 1
Alternative 2
Stove Guard's maximum supply current allowed is 32 A
and the appropriate diversity factor is 100%. The diversity
factor applies to Stove Guard installations with parallel
connected relays. Type 1, or equivalent circuit breaker
(MCB) shall be used for protecting the Stove Guard supply.
The circuit breaker shall have capability of interrupting the
supply current within 100 ms at 4 x load.
COOKER CONNECTION
For indoor use only.
Do not use in a professional kitchen.
The Control Unit must be installed
by an authorised electrician.

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1. INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION LOCATIONS
P. 6 -7 P. 8 - 9
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION OF THE HEAT SENSOR
INSTALLING THE STOVE GUARD
Follow these instructions for correct installation.
STEP 1:
Installation of
the Heat Sensor
p. 4–12
STEP 2:
Installation of
the Control Unit
p. 4-12
STEP 3:
Function test
p. 13
The recommended location to install the
Heat Sensor is directly above the centre of
the cooker, under the cooker hood. The Heat
Sensor can also be mounted on a wall with
a mounting bracket or on the ceiling. The
enclosed tting instructions should be followed
to ensure correct installation.
1a Installation under cooker hood
1b Wall mounting
1c Ceiling mounting
RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL
Firechief Kitchen Stove Guard Wall
Bracket 140-0003 (FSWB) required
for wall installations - available
separately.
For ceiling installations, the
supplied IR lens extension must
also be tted. See page 11-12.
Installation plate
with adhesive tape
Heat Sensor
Optional IR lens
extension (black)

INSTALLATION & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 7
15cm
Zone 2 Zone 1
Radius 15 cm
Min 10 cm
Min 5 cm for
LED lamp
Zone 1 is immediately
above the middle of the
cooker plates. Max 15 cm
from the centre.
Zone 1
COOKER HOOD
Measure the installation height. The Heat Sensor should
be centred above the cooker, preferably within Zone 1
(see diagram at bottom of the page). It can be attached
to the grease lter. It is also important to ensure the
minimum distance from any lights underneath the hood is
10 cm (5 cm is enough for LED lamp).
Please note: Zone 1 is recommended for best
performance.
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Measure distance
SELECTING THE MOUNTING LOCATION
If there is a metal mesh grease lter on the cooker hood,
make sure it is free of grease and dry.
Carefully remove the protective lm from the installation
plate. Press for at least a minute while attaching installation
plate to allow adhesive to work.
For ease of battery tting and heat sensor adjustment, the
heat sensor can be removed from the installation plate and
re-attached via it’s magnetic fastening.
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MOUNTING THE INSTALLATION PLATE
Allow the Heat Sensor to reach room temperature before starting
the installation. The power to the cooker must be switched o (at the
consumer unit). See table on page 8 for guidance on the appropriate
mounting location and follow instructions 1–4.
COOKER HOOD UNDERSIDE
MOUNTING ZONES
OVERVIEW OF COMPARABLE ‘ZONES’
ON HOB AREA

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INSTALLATION UNDER
COOKER HOOD
P. 6 -7
STARTING THE HEAT
SENSOR
Insert the battery and check step 4
before placing the Heat Sensor on
the installation plate.
Briey press the button. The
LED should ash green.
CHECK INSTALLATION HEIGHT
If the distance from cooker to Heat Sensor is more than 60 cm, the Heat
Sensor's sensitivity level must be adjusted manually.
Please refer to the table below together with the information on page 7 of
the User Guide. Also watch the video on sensitivity conguration below.
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Watch the lm:
https://youtu.be/oy-hrT7nTQM
Setting the sensitivity level
4
Watch the lm:
https://youtu.be/SAeFdB3nP3s
Installation
DISTANCE FROM COOKER
TO HEAT SENSOR
COOKER SIZE SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
0–60 cm wide 61–90 cm wide Sensitivity
setting
Acknowledgement
“beep(s)”
Zone
1
Zone
2
Zone
1
Zone
2
81–100 cm OK OK OK OK 3 presses
76–80 cm OK OK OK OK 4 presses
71–75 cm OK OK OK OK* 5 presses
65–70 cm OK OK OK OK* 6 presses
61–64 cm OK OK OK OK* 7 presses
60 cm Factory setting OK OK OK OK* 8 presses
55–59 cm Factory setting OK OK OK* OK* 8 presses
45–54 cm Factory setting OK OK* OK* OK* 8 presses
OK = The installation complies with BS EN 50615 Cat. B standard test plan.
OK* = The installation may not in all cases meet all BS EN standard requirements. Please note: The sensitivity level of the Heat Sensor is
conrmed by the appropriate sound pattern sequence
only and not the LED ashes.

INSTALLATION & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 9
80 cm
WALL
SELECT THE REQUIRED LOCATION AND MOUNT THE BRACKET
Wall mounting requires a bracket 140-0003 (FSWB), sold separately. The bracket can be fastened to the wall using
adhesive tape or screws.
See the detailed mounting instructions in the bracket package. Make sure that the bracket is positioned correctly so that
the Heat Sensor faces towards the centre of the cooker.
MOUNTING THE
INSTALLATION PLATE
Carefully remove the protective lm from the
installation plate. Press for at least a minute
while attaching installation plate to allow
adhesive to work.
For ease of battery tting and heat sensor
adjustment, the heat sensor can be removed
from the installation plate and re-attached via
it’s magnetic fastening.
1
Mounting height on the wall above the cooker
Max 90 cm wide cooker.
Recommended: 80 cm
Alternatively: 65–79 cm*
See mounting instructions provided separately with the bracket.
* For wall mounting with a distance less than 80 cm between the Heat Sensor and the cooker, the installation will not in all
cases meet all BS EN standard requirements.
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Allow the Heat Sensor to reach room temperature before starting
the installation. The power to the cooker must be switched o (at the
consumer unit). See table on page 10 for the mounting location and follow
instructions 1–5.

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WALL MOUNTING
WITH BRACKET
P. 8 - 9
4 5
STARTING THE
HEAT SENSOR
Insert the battery and check step 5
before placing the Heat Sensor on the
installation plate.
Briey press the button. The LED
should ash green.
SET THE SENSITIVITY LEVEL
Set the Heat Sensor's sensitivity level according to the mounting height
(as described in the table below) by evenly pressing the Sensor's button.
The factory setting for the sensitivity level is 45–60 cm above the cooker.
Please refer to the table below together with the information on page 7 of
the User Guide. Also watch the video on sensitivity conguration below.
Watch the lm:
https://youtu.be/oy-hrT7nTQM
Setting the sensitivity level
Watch the lm:
https://youtu.be/SAeFdB3nP3s
Installation
DISTANCE FROM COOKER
TO HEAT SENSOR
COOKER SIZE SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
0–60 cm wide 61–90 cm wide Sensitivity
Acknowledgement
“beep(s)”
80 cm Recommended OK OK 3 presses
70–79 cm OK* OK* 3 presses
65–69 cm OK* OK* 4 presses
OK = The installation complies with BS EN 50615 Cat. B standard test plan.
OK* = The installation may not in all cases meet all BS EN standard requirements.
Please note: The sensitivity level of the Heat Sensor is
conrmed by the appropriate sound pattern sequence
only and not the LED ashes.

INSTALLATION & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 11
CEILING
1REPLACE LENS
Carefully lift the lens with a screwdriver. Insert the IR lens
extension (included) as shown in the picture. The extension
should point directly upwards at an angle of 90°.
If the extension moves around, check that it has been inserted
the right way round.
2
Measure distance
FINDING THE MOUNTING POSITION
Measure the distance between the cooker and ceiling. Place the
Heat Sensor directly above the center point of the cooker. Make
sure that the surface is clean and dry.
MOUNTING THE INSTALLATION PLATE
Make sure that the ceiling is free of grease and dry.
Carefully remove the protective lm from the installation plate.
Press for at least a minute while attaching installation plate to
allow adhesive to work.
For ease of battery tting and heat sensor adjustment, the Heat
Sensor can be removed from the installation plate and re-attached
via its magnetic fastening.
3
Allow the Heat Sensor to reach room temperature before use.
The power to the cooker must be switched o (at the consumer unit).
See table on page 12 for the mounting location and follow instructions 1–5.

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CEILING MOUNTING WITH
IR LENS EXTENSION
P. 6 -7
45
STARTING THE HEAT
SENSOR
Insert the battery and check step 5
before placing the Heat Sensor on
the installation plate.
Briey press the button. The LED
should ash green.
SET SENSITIVITY LEVEL
Set the sensitivity level according to the mounting height (as described in
the table below) by evenly pressing the Sensor's button. The Heat Sensor's
sensitivity level must always be adjusted when installing it on the ceiling. Please
refer to the table below together with the information on page 7 of the User
Guide. Also watch the video on sensitivity conguration below.
Watch the lm:
https://youtu.be/oy-hrT7nTQM
Setting the sensitivity level
Watch the lm:
https://youtu.be/SAeFdB3nP3s
Installation
DISTANCE FROM COOKER
TO HEAT SENSOR
COOKER SIZE SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
0–60 cm wide 61–90 cm wide Sensitivity Acknowledgement
“beep(s)”
140–180 cm OK OK 2 presses
Recommended: Immediately above the middle of the cooker.
Alternatively: Farther out into the room with bracket. See the bracket package for mounting instructions.
OK = The installation complies with BS EN 50615 Cat. B standard test plan. Please note: The sensitivity level of the Sensor is conrmed by the
appropriate sound pattern sequence only and not the LED ashes.

INSTALLATION & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 13
P. 6 -7 P. 8 - 9
FUNCTION TEST
The installation is completed when the function test has been passed.
The Heat Sensor will then give an alarm in a dangerous situation. The
user manual, accessories and stickers should be stored close to the Stove
Guard for future reference.
Return the power
Switch on the power at the
consumer unit.
Perform function test
Wait 30 seconds after switching
on the power. Press and hold the
button until the Heat Sensor emits
a “beep” ( ) and the red LED
ashes. Release the button.
The Control Unit will switch o the
cooker and give an alarm
signal every 5 seconds. The Heat
Sensor will also emit a test alarm
after a few seconds.
Note! Ensure that there is no
power going to any of the cooking
plates.
Reset the alarm
It is important to reset the alarm
after a function test to return
power to the cooker. Reset the
test alarm by pressing the button
once.
Check that the cooker can be
turned on (or that there is
voltage in the Control Unit).
If the Heat Sensor does not
respond or if the test alarm
cannot be reset, see page 9 of the
User Guide, points 5 and 6.
1 2 3
Installation is now ready.
When connecting the Stove Guard for the rst time it is recommended to wait 15 minutes before normal
cooker use to allow the Stove Guard to perform nal system checks.
POWER
ON

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P. 6 -7 P. 8 - 9
WARRANTY
The warranty applies from the date of purchase.
This warranty does not aect your legal rights. The
warranty covers the use of the product under normal
circumstances in private households and housing
associations.
The warranty is limited to replacement of defective
components.
The warranty applies only when the product is used
according to the instructions. It does not cover damage
caused by misuse, improper handling, use of force,
batteries, dust, dirt, water or other environmental factors.
If you have a warranty claim, contact your retailer for
instructions. We only accept authorized returns with a
complete description of the defect. After the warranty
period, you will be charged for repairs and it may not
always be possible to have the product repaired.
Warranty claims do not extend the original warranty
period, and the warranty on spare parts expires at the
same time as the product warranty. Unless otherwise
provided by law, the manufacturer shall not be liable
for additional claims, including for personal or material
damage arising from the use of the product or its decient
function or malfunctioning.
DISPOSAL
Information about disposal of electrical and
electronic waste (private households): The
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Regulations (2013) (S.I. 2013/3113) / EU
Directive 2012/19/EC on recycling of waste
electrical and electronic equipment.
This symbol on the Stove Guard and associated
documents means that this product should not be
disposed of with normal household waste. For proper
handling and recycling, this product must be delivered to a
separate collection point where it will be accepted free of
charge. The product can be returned to your local retailer
when purchasing a corresponding new product.
Proper disposal of this product helps to save valuable
resources and prevent potentially harmful eects on
human health and on the environment, which may
otherwise occur in the event of improper handling of
waste.
UK Declaration of Conformity
As the product’s manufacturer, we declare under
our sole responsibility, that this product SGK5010-
2JF is in accordance with the following regulations:
• Radio Equipment Regulations 2017 (S.I. 2017/1206)
• Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 (S.I.
2016/1101)
• Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016 (S.I.
2016/1091)
• Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances
in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012
(S.I. 2012/3032)
• The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Regulations (2013) (S.I. 2013/3113)
The Model is a combination of the Sensor Unit
SGS1010, the Control Unit SGC510-2 and the
Installation Set SGI510-2JF.
The Control Unit is certied according to the following
standard: BS EN 60730-1:2016+A1:2019 (Automatic
Electrical Controls for Household and Similar Use, Part
1: General requirements)
The Installation Set (connectors, socket-outlets,
plugs, sockets) is certied according to the following
standards and technical specications: BS EN 60670-
1:2005+A1:2013, BS EN 60670-22:2006 + BS EN
60998-1:2004
The other designated standards and the technical
specications are the following:
• Devices for Fire Prevention for Hobs (Cooktops): BS
EN 50615:2015 (the Stove Guard standard, tested as a
Category B device)*
• Household and Similar Electrical Appliances: BS EN
60335-2-31:2014 (Part 2-31: Particular requirements for
range hoods and other cooking fume extractors): Clause
30: Resistance to heat and re (the Sensor Unit)
• Automatic electrical controls – Part 1: General
requirements: BS EN 60730-1:2016+A1:2019 Clause
H.27: Abnormal operation, fault conditions for low-power
circuits (the Sensor Unit)
• Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS): BS EN
50581:2012

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• Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Standard for Radio
Equipment and Services: ETSI EN 301 489-1 V2.1.1
(Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters
(ERM); ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard
for radio equipment and services; Part 1: Common
technical requirements) and ETSI EN 301 489-3 V2.1.1
(Part 3: Specic conditions for Short-Range Devices (SRD)
operating on frequencies between 9 kHz and 246 GHz)
(the Sensor Unit)
• Electromagnetic Compatibility and Radio Spectrum Matters
(ERM) – Short Range Devices (SRD) Operating in the
Frequency Range 25 MHz to 1 000 MHz: ETSI EN 300
220-1 V3.1.1 (Part 1: Technical characteristics and methods
of measurement) and ETSI EN 300 220-2 V3.1.1 (Part 2:
Harmonised Standard for access to radio spectrum for non
specic radio equipment) (the Sensor Unit)
EU Declaration of Conformity
As the product’s manufacturer, we declare under
our sole responsibility, that this product SGK5010-
2JF corresponds to:
• Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU
• The Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU
• The RoHS Directive on the Use of HazardousSubstances
2015/863/EU
....and the following harmonized standards and technical
data are used:
• Fire prevention devices for hobs EN 50615:2015 (Cat. B)*
• EN 60730-1:2016+A1:2019 (Control Unit); Clause H.27
(Sensor)
• Device Requirements EN 60335-2-31:2014, Clause 30
• EN 60670-1:2005+A1:2013, EN 60670-22:2006 + EN
60998-1:2004
• Electromagnetic Compatibility and Radio Spectrum Matters
(ERM) EN 300 220-1 V3.1.1, EN 300 220-2 V3.1.1
• Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) EN 301 489-1 V2.1.1
and EN 301 489-3 V2.1.1
• RoHS EN 50581:2012
* BS EN 50615: 2015 British/European standard for stove
guards, approved 05.01.2015, available 06.03.2015. The
full title of the standard: Household and similar electrical
appliances. Safety. Particular requirements for devices
for re prevention and suppression for electric hobs
(cooktops). Tested by an independent, accredited testing
laboratory (Eurons ExpertServices Finland).

T: 0330 999 0019
E: sales@rechiefglobal.com
www.rechiefglobal.com
Date issued: V2 4/7/22
PAIRING DEVICES
The units are already paired at the factory. When replacing the Heat
Sensor or the Control Unit, the devices must be paired again.
Note! The Heat Sensor must be
placed on the installation plate
during pairing.
1. Check that the cooker is
connected to the power
supply.
2. Press and hold the reset
button rmly for 20 seconds.
The Control Unit will emit
two sets of clicks and buzzes
(approximately after 5 and 20
seconds). Release the reset
button after the second set of
clicks and buzzes.The Control
Unit is now ready to be paired.
3. Press and hold the NEW Heat
Sensor button until it emits
a “beep” ( ) and a red LED
ashes. The Control Unit makes
a buzzing sound and the Heat
Sensor emits a “beep” ( ).
4. After 5 seconds, the Heat
Sensor gives an alarm (rst
one "beep" and after a while
continuous beeping).The Control
Unit and the Heat Sensor are
now successfully paired.
5. Reset the test alarm by pressing
shortly the Heat Sensor button.
Check that the cooker can be
turned on. If the Heat Sensor
does not respond or if the test
alarm cannot be reset, see FAQ,
page 9 of the User Guide, points
5 and 6.
Reset
button
REPLACING SENSOR
AND CONTROL UNIT