FireAngel Stove Guard SGEL-SN-1 User manual

For indoor use only.
Do not use in a professional kitchen.
The Control Unit must be installed by an authorised electrician.
SGEL-SN-1-UserManual-A1
MAIN MANUAL
Installation and Operating Instructions
INSTALLATION P. 4-13 USER GUIDE P. 14-23 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
P. 24-28
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STOVE GUARD
SGEL-SN-1

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INSTALLATION 4-13
Installing Stove Guard 4
Installation of Intelligent Heat Sensor 5
Installation locations of Intelligent Heat Sensor 6-11
Installation of Control Unit 12
Function test 13
CONTENTS
Thank you for choosing FireAngel Stove Guard!
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Stove Guard SGEL-SN-1 is a safety product for domestic kitchens.
The Stove Guard consists of an Intelligent Heat Sensor that monitors
the cooker, and a Control Unit that cuts the power if a dangerous
situation occurs. Automatic fault diagnosis prevents the use of the
cooker if the Sensor is removed. Ensure to read this manual prior to
commencing installation. Installers must
leave the manual with the end
user for future reference.
Safety rules
Stove Guard does not prevent all potentially dangerous
situations, but it makes the use of the cooker significantly
safer.
Never leave the cooker unattended.
Stove Guard can be used for all electric cookers up to 90
cm wide and with a maximum rating of 32 Amps.
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 the ear. It can
cause hearing damage when in alarm or test mode.
• 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 Sensor in water.
• Stove Guard will not emit an alarm if the tempera-
ture 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 off 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 FireAngel.co.uk
Installation under cooker hood Wall mounting Ceiling mounting
USER GUIDE 14-23
Getting started with Stove Guard 15
Read before using Stove Guard 16-17
Avoiding false alarms 16
After alarm: Cookers with mechanical controls 16
After alarm: Cookers with touch controls 16
Dislocation alarm 16
Silent alarm setting 16
Action in the event of an alarm 17
Other settings 18-19
Change the Sensor's sensitivity setting 18
Checking the Sensor's sensitivity setting 19
Reset the sensitivity to factory settings 19
Pairing devices 19
Carbon monoxide / smoke alarm detection 20-21
Frequently asked questions 22-23
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 24-28
Stove Guard 25
Warranty 26
Disposal 26
Declaration of conformity 27
Cooker connection 28
P. 6-7 P. 8 - 9 P. 10 -11
RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL

5
Safety
To ensure correct operation and performance, it is
crucial the Sensor is properly positioned and the
sensitivity is configured to the appropriate setting.
Sensitivity
The Heat Sensor’s sensitivity is factory-set for
horizontal installations 45-60 cm above the cooker.
The sensitivity must be adjusted if the installations
height differs from the factory setting. See page
18.
INSTALLATION OF THE INTELLIGENT
HEAT SENSOR
INSTALLATION
The best place to install the Intelligent Heat Sensor is horizontally, on the cooker
hood, directly above the centre of the cooker hob. The Sensor can also be
mounted on a wall with an angle bracket or on the ceiling. One Sensor covers
a cooker up to 90 cm wide. Follow these instructions for correct installation.
Correct installation of the Heat Sensor
The sensor should be fitted onto the mounting
plate securely. Ensure the LED (A) always faces out
towards the user.
Remove the red battery disconnection piece (B) and
place the sensor parallel to the mounting plate.
Align the angled edges (C) of the mounting plate
with the corresponding slots on the back of the
sensor (D).
For ceiling installations the additional IR lens
extension (E) must also be fitted.
INSTALLATION LOCATIONS
A
B
C
D
E
C
Note! Incorrect positioning and fitting of the sensor
will directly affect the operation and performance
of both Stove Guard and the cooker.
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Installation under cooker hood
Wall mounting
Mounting bracket SAI500-ABS required for angled
ceiling and wall installations - available separately.
For ceiling installations, the supplied IR lens
extension (E) must also be fitted. See page 10.
Ceiling mounting
P. 6-7
P. 8 - 9 P. 10 -11
RECOMMENDED
OPTIONAL
Installing Stove Guard
To install correctly, follow the instructions.
STEP 1:
Installation of
the Intelligent Heat Sensor
p. 5-11
STEP 2:
Installation of
the Control Unit
p. 12
STEP 3:
Function test
p. 13

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HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION
UNDER COOKER HOOD
COOKER HOOD
Allow the Heat Sensor to reach room temperature before use. The power
to the cooker must be switched off (at the consumer unit). See the table
below for the mounting location and follow instructions 1-4.
Starting the Sensor
Remove the red battery discon-
nection piece (B) and replace the
Sensor on the mounting plate.
Press in the Sensor cover
(LED (A) flashes green).
Keep the battery disconnection
piece for future use.
Select the mounting location
Measure the installation height. The Heat Sensor should be centred
above the cooker, preferably within Zone 1 (see the diagram below).
It can be attached to the grease filter. It is important to ensure the
minimum distance from the light underneath the hood is 10 cm (5 cm
for LED). Ensure the surface is clean and dry before mounting.
Check installation height
Set the Sensor's sensitivity level according to the mounting height
(as described in the table) by evenly pressing the Sensor's cover.
The factory setting for the sensor's sensitivity level is 45-60 cm above
the cooker. (Please refer to the table underneath together with the
information on page 18, alternatively watch the film on sensitivity
configuration).
Mount the Heat Sensor
Attach the mounting plate while
the Sensor is on it.
Carefully remove the protective
film from the mounting plate.
Attach the Sensor with the LED
(A) facing the user.
Remove the Sensor (the Sensor
will "beep" once ). Press the
mounting plate firmly against the
surface to ensure the adhesive
tape is firmly attached.
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1a
DISTANCE FROM COOKER
TO SENSOR
MOUNTING LOCATION SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
0-60 cm wide
cooker
61-90 cm wide
cooker
Sensitivity Acknowledgement "beep(s)"
81 - 100 cm *Zone 1 and 2 Zone 1 3 presses
76 - 80 cm
Zone 1 Zone 2
(Note! See EN
requirement, page
22, point 4)
Zone 1
(Note! See EN
requirement, page
22, point 4)
4 presses
71 - 75 cm 5 presses
65 - 70 cm 6 presses
61 - 64 cm 7 presses
45 - 60 cm Factory setting 8 presses
Zone 2 Zone 1
Radius 15 cm
Min 10 cm
Min: 5 cm for LED
Zone 1
Zone 1 is immediately
above the middle of the
cooker plates. Max 15
cm from the centre.
* For horizontal mounting under the cooker hood 81-100 cm above the cooker,
the Sensor will not in all cases meet all EN standard requirements.
Please note: the sensitivity level of the Sensor is
confirmed by the appropriate sound pattern sequence
only and not the LED flashes.
B
A
1 INSTALLATION
Watch the film on sensitivity
configuration (48 sec.)
URL: http://goo.gl/eS3oZF
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A
WALL MOUNTING
WITH BRACKET
Allow the Heat Sensor to reach room temperature before use.
See the table below and follow instructions 1-5.
Select the required mounting location and mount the
bracket
Wall mounting requires a bracket (SAI500-ABS), sold separately. The
bracket is fastened on the wall using adhesive tape or screws. Ensure
the surface is clean and dry.
See the mounting instructions in the bracket package. Make sure that
the bracket is positioned correctly and that the angle is adjusted, so that
the Sensor faces towards the centre of the cooker.
Mount the Heat Sensor
Attach the mounting plate while
the Sensor is attached to it.
Remove the protective film from
the mounting plate. Attach Heat
Sensor with the LED (A) facing
the user.
Remove the Sensor (the Sensor
"beeps" once ). Press the
mounting plate firmly against the
surface to ensure the adhesive
tape is firmly attached.
Starting the Sensor
Remove the red battery discon-
nection piece (B) and return
Heat Sensor on the mounting
plate.
Press the Heat Sensor cover
(LED (A) flashes green).
Keep the battery disconnection
piece for future use.
Set sensitivity level
Set the Sensor's sensitivity level according to the mounting height
(as described in the table) by evenly pressing the Sensor's cover.
The factory setting for the sensor's sensitivity level is 45-60 cm above
the cooker. (Please refer to the table underneath together with the
information on page 18, alternatively watch the film on sensitivity
configuration).
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DISTANCE FROM COOKER TO SENSOR SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
Sensitivity Acknowledgement “beep(s)”
70-80 cm *3 presses
65-69 cm *4 presses
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 80cm between the sensor
and the cooker, the sensor will not in all cases meet all EN standard
requirements.
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B
A
1 INSTALLATION
Watch the film on sensitivity
configuration (48 sec.)
URL: http://goo.gl/eS3oZF
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1b
* 80cm recommended. For wall mounting with a distance less than 80cm between
the sensor and the cooker, the sensor will not in all cases meet all EN standard
requirements.
Please note: the sensitivity level of the Sensor is confirmed by the
appropriate sound pattern sequence only and not the LED flashes.
WALL

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A
See the table below for the mounting location and follow
instructions 1-5.
Replace lens
Carefully lift the lens with a
screwdriver. Press down 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.
Select the mounting
location
The sensor must be placed
directly above the cooker or
at an angle with a mounting
bracket (sold separately). Use a
weight and a string to ensure the
IR lens on the front of the alarm
is directly pointing to the centre
of the cooker. Ensure the surface
is clean and dry.
Recommended position
The recommended position is
immediately above the middle of
the cooker plates.
Mount the Heat Sensor
Attach the mounting plate while
the Sensor is on it.
Remove the protective from
the mounting plate. Attach the
Sensor with the LED (A) facing
the user.
Remove the Sensor (the Sensor
"beeps" once ). Press the
mounting plate firmly against the
surface to ensure the adhesive
tape is firmly attached.
CEILING
Starting the Sensor
Remove the red battery
disconnection piece (B) and
replace the Sensor on the
mounting plate. Press the Sensor
cover (LED (A) flashes green).
Keep the battery disconnection
piece for future use.
Set sensitivity level
Set the Sensor's sensitivity level according to the mounting height (as
described in the table) by evenly pressing the Sensor's cover. The factory
setting for the sensor's sensitivity level is 45-60 cm above the cooker.
(Please refer to the table underneath together with the information on
page 18, alternatively watch the film on sensitivity configuration).
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DISTANCE FROM HOB TO SENSOR SENSITIVITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BEEP
150 - 200 cm (remember to change
lens)
1 press
DISTANCE FROM COOKER TO SENSOR SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
Mounting height above the
cooker
0-60 cm wide cooker Sensitivity Acknowledgement “beep(s)”
150-180 cm Recommended: Immediately above
the middle of the cooker.
Alternatively: Farther out into the
room with bracket. See the bracket
package for mounting instructions.
1 press
Mounting height above the
cooker
0-90 cm wide cooker
181-200 cm Recommended: Immediately above
the middle of the cooker.
Alternatively: Farther out into the
room with bracket. See the bracket
package for mounting instructions.
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B
A
3
1 INSTALLATION
See film:
URL: http://goo.gl/eS3oZF
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1c
*Cookers with mechanical controls will need
switching off manually.
Please note: the sensitivity level of the Sensor is confirmed by the appropriate sound pattern sequence only and not the LED flashes.
PLEASE NOTE:
Once Stove
Guard is
activated the
system will reset
automatically provided
the cooker is switched off.*

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It is a statutory requirement that the Control Unit is installed by an authorized electrician. The power to the
cooker must be disconnected throughout the entire installation.
Disconnect the power
Switch off the power at the
consumer unit.
Note! Do not turn on the
Consumer unit before the Sensor
is set and ready for a function
test.
Connect to the Control Unit
Connect according to the wiring diagram,
see page 28.
CONTROL UNIT
INSTALLATION OF CONTROL UNIT
1 2
The installation is completed when the test has been passed.
The Sensor will then give an alarm. The operating instructions,
accessories and stickers should be left with the product for
future reference.
Return the power
Switch on the power at the
consumer unit
Perform function test
Wait 30 seconds. Press and hold
the Sensor cover until the Sensor
emits a “beep” ( ) and the red
LED flashes. Release the hold.
The Control Unit will switch off
the cooker and give an alarm
signal every 5 seconds. The
Sensor will also emit a test alarm
after a few seconds.
Note! Check that there is no
power going to the cooker.
Reset the alarm
It is important to reset the alarm
after a function test to ensure
power to the cooker. Reset the
test alarm by pressing once on
the Sensor cover.
Check that the cooker can be
turned on (or that there is
voltage in the Control Unit).
If the Sensor does not respond
or if the test alarm cannot be
reset, see page 22, points 5
and 6.
FUNCTION TEST
POWER
ON
POWER
OFF 1 2 3
1 INSTALLATION
Installation is now ready.
When connecting Stove Guard for the first time it is advisable
to wait 15 minutes before normal cooker use to allow the
Stove Guard to perform final system checks.

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The cooker is ready for use 15 minutes after completing the installation
of Stove Guard. However, at the beginning, it may start to signal during
normal cooking. This is because the Intelligent Heat Sensor learns what
the normal temperature ranges are during cooking.
GETTING STARTED
WITH STOVE GUARD
The Sensor may start making
short “beeps” every couple of
seconds while it is being used
(“pre-alarm”).
Press the cover to indicate that it
is not a dangerous situation.
The Sensor has then learned
more about your cooking habits
and you can continue cooking.
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LIESIVAHTI SGK510
OPAS KÄYTTÄJÄLLE
Matalat asennuskorkeudet
Älylämpöanturi alle 90 cm lieden yläpuolella
Käytön alussa
Liesivahti on heti valmis käyttöön. Käytön alkuvaiheessa se saattaa kuitenkin
hälyttää normaalin ruoanlaiton aikana. Tämä johtuu siitä, että Liesivahti
mukautuu asteittain erilaisiin ruoanlaittotapoihin.
Kun Liesivahdin asetukset ovat valmiit (yleensä n. 1–5 hälytyskerran jälkeen), se
ei enää hälytä normaalin ruoanlaiton aikana.
www.innohome.com
Lämpöanturin kannen painaminen ennakkovaroituksen aikana
( ) katkaisee hälytyksen ja saa Liesivahdin
muuttamaan herkkyyttään automaattisesti.
Liesivahti tarkkailee lieden lämpötilaa ja sen muutoksia.
Vaaratilanteessa Liesivahti hälyttää ja katkaisee lieden virran
automaattisesti.
SGK510-GuideForUser-FI-revC-ver1
Normaalitoimintojen merkkiäänet
Merkkiääni Tarkoittaa Toimi näin
Älylämpöanturi:
lyhyt 'piip' parin sekunnin
väliajoin (ennakkovaroitus),
sitten nopea 'piip, piip, piip'
Lämpöanturi on
tunnistanut vaaratilanteen.
Ennakkovaroitus annetaan
ennen lieden kytkemistä
pois päältä. Nopea, jatkuva
piipitys tarkoittaa että liesi
on kytketty pois päältä.
Jos hälytyksen aiheutti normaali
ruoanlaitto, paina anturin kantta
kerran ennakkovaroituksen
aikana.
Ohjainyksikkö:
lyhyt suriseva ääni viiden
sekunnin välein
Liesi on kytketty pois päältä
jokin aika sitten.
Käännä lieden säätimet ensin
nollaan, sitten paina lämpöanturin
kantta kerran. (Liesissä, joissa
on kosketusohjaus, riittää
pelkkä lämpöanturin kannen
painaminen.) Jos liesi ei mene
takaisin päälle, katso käsikirjan
UKK (kappale 4) kysymys 4.1.
Ohjainyksikkö:
jatkuva suriseva ääni
Liesi on liian kuuma takaisin
päälle kytkettäväksi.
Odota, että liesi jäähtyy
turvalliselle tasolle.
Valinnaiset ominaisuudet
Ohjainyksikkö:
lyhyt suriseva ääni kahden
sekunnin välein (älyajasti-
men ennakkovaroitus)
Älyajastin kytkee lieden pois
päältä minuutin päästä.
Paina lämpöanturin kantta kerran,
jotta liettä ei kytketä pois päältä.
Ohjainyksikkö:
kaksi lyhyttä surisevaa ääntä
(kun käyttölukko on juuri
otettu pois päältä)
Liettä voi nyt käyttää.
Vikamerkkiäänet
Merkkiääni Tarkoittaa Toimi näin
Ohjainyksikkö:
lyhyt ja pitkä suriseva ääni,
vaihdellen viiden sekunnin
välein
Automaattinen
vikadiagnostiikka on
kytkenyt lieden pois päältä
väliaikaisen häiriön tai
järjestelmän vian takia.
Käännä lieden säätimet ensin
nollaan, sitten paina lämpöanturin
kantta kerran. (Liesissä, joissa
on kosketusohjaus, riittää
pelkkä lämpöanturin kannen
painaminen.) Jos tämä ei hiljennä
merkkiääntä, katso käsikirjan UKK
(kappale 4), kysymys 5.1.
Ohjainyksikkö:
suriseva ääni puolen tunnin
tai tunnin väliajoin
Lieden tunnistuksessa on
tapahtunut virhe.
Katso käsikirjan UKK (kappale 4),
kysymys 5.2.
Älylämpöanturi
(ja ohjainyksikkö):
merkkiääni kerran
minuutissa
Älylämpöanturi on
käyttöikänsä lopussa.
Lämpöanturi tulee vaihtaa
uuteen (katso käsikirjan
kappale 6). Lämpöanturin
kannen painaminen viivästyttää
hälytystä 12 tunnilla. Kun paristo
on loppunut, liettä voi käyttää
ainoastaan viisi minuuttia
kerrallaan (EN-standardin
määrittelemä vaatimus).
Mitä vikamerkkiäänet tarkoittavat?Mitä merkkiäänet tarkoittavat?
Älylämpöanturi on lieden yllä: merkkiääni on korkea ’piip’.
Ohjainyksikkö on lieden takana: merkkiääni on matalampi surina.
SGK510-GuideForUser-FI-revC-ver1 v5.indd 1-3 07/04/2016 15:34
LIESIVAHTI SGK510
OPAS KÄYTTÄJÄLLE
Matalat asennuskorkeudet
Älylämpöanturi alle 90 cm lieden yläpuolella
Käytön alussa
Liesivahti on heti valmis käyttöön. Käytön alkuvaiheessa se saattaa kuitenkin
hälyttää normaalin ruoanlaiton aikana. Tämä johtuu siitä, että Liesivahti
mukautuu asteittain erilaisiin ruoanlaittotapoihin.
Kun Liesivahdin asetukset ovat valmiit (yleensä n. 1–5 hälytyskerran jälkeen), se
ei enää hälytä normaalin ruoanlaiton aikana.
www.innohome.com
Lämpöanturin kannen painaminen ennakkovaroituksen aikana
( ) katkaisee hälytyksen ja saa Liesivahdin
muuttamaan herkkyyttään automaattisesti.
Liesivahti tarkkailee lieden lämpötilaa ja sen muutoksia.
Vaaratilanteessa Liesivahti hälyttää ja katkaisee lieden virran
automaattisesti.
SGK510-GuideForUser-FI-revC-ver1
Normaalitoimintojen merkkiäänet
Merkkiääni Tarkoittaa Toimi näin
Älylämpöanturi:
lyhyt 'piip' parin sekunnin
väliajoin (ennakkovaroitus),
sitten nopea 'piip, piip, piip'
Lämpöanturi on
tunnistanut vaaratilanteen.
Ennakkovaroitus annetaan
ennen lieden kytkemistä
pois päältä. Nopea, jatkuva
piipitys tarkoittaa että liesi
on kytketty pois päältä.
Jos hälytyksen aiheutti normaali
ruoanlaitto, paina anturin kantta
kerran ennakkovaroituksen
aikana.
Ohjainyksikkö:
lyhyt suriseva ääni viiden
sekunnin välein
Liesi on kytketty pois päältä
jokin aika sitten.
Käännä lieden säätimet ensin
nollaan, sitten paina lämpöanturin
kantta kerran. (Liesissä, joissa
on kosketusohjaus, riittää
pelkkä lämpöanturin kannen
painaminen.) Jos liesi ei mene
takaisin päälle, katso käsikirjan
UKK (kappale 4) kysymys 4.1.
Ohjainyksikkö:
jatkuva suriseva ääni
Liesi on liian kuuma takaisin
päälle kytkettäväksi.
Odota, että liesi jäähtyy
turvalliselle tasolle.
Valinnaiset ominaisuudet
Ohjainyksikkö:
lyhyt suriseva ääni kahden
sekunnin välein (älyajasti-
men ennakkovaroitus)
Älyajastin kytkee lieden pois
päältä minuutin päästä.
Paina lämpöanturin kantta kerran,
jotta liettä ei kytketä pois päältä.
Ohjainyksikkö:
kaksi lyhyttä surisevaa ääntä
(kun käyttölukko on juuri
otettu pois päältä)
Liettä voi nyt käyttää.
Vikamerkkiäänet
Merkkiääni Tarkoittaa Toimi näin
Ohjainyksikkö:
lyhyt ja pitkä suriseva ääni,
vaihdellen viiden sekunnin
välein
Automaattinen
vikadiagnostiikka on
kytkenyt lieden pois päältä
väliaikaisen häiriön tai
järjestelmän vian takia.
Käännä lieden säätimet ensin
nollaan, sitten paina lämpöanturin
kantta kerran. (Liesissä, joissa
on kosketusohjaus, riittää
pelkkä lämpöanturin kannen
painaminen.) Jos tämä ei hiljennä
merkkiääntä, katso käsikirjan UKK
(kappale 4), kysymys 5.1.
Ohjainyksikkö:
suriseva ääni puolen tunnin
tai tunnin väliajoin
Lieden tunnistuksessa on
tapahtunut virhe.
Katso käsikirjan UKK (kappale 4),
kysymys 5.2.
Älylämpöanturi
(ja ohjainyksikkö):
merkkiääni kerran
minuutissa
Älylämpöanturi on
käyttöikänsä lopussa.
Lämpöanturi tulee vaihtaa
uuteen (katso käsikirjan
kappale 6). Lämpöanturin
kannen painaminen viivästyttää
hälytystä 12 tunnilla. Kun paristo
on loppunut, liettä voi käyttää
ainoastaan viisi minuuttia
kerrallaan (EN-standardin
määrittelemä vaatimus).
Mitä vikamerkkiäänet tarkoittavat?Mitä merkkiäänet tarkoittavat?
Älylämpöanturi on lieden yllä: merkkiääni on korkea ’piip’.
Ohjainyksikkö on lieden takana: merkkiääni on matalampi surina.
SGK510-GuideForUser-FI-revC-ver1 v5.indd 1-3 07/04/2016 15:34
Please note:
When installing the sensor on the ceiling, the learn function will not be operational. The sensor will
automatically sound and switch the cooker off in the event of an increased heat condition.
The sensor "learns" based on the user manually resetting a pre-alarm. The learning sensitivity
function will not adjust the sensitivity level when the Sensor is mounted on the ceiling. See FAQ page
23, point 15.
In order to reset the system, turn all controls off. Stove guard will automatically reset itself after the
heat condition has cleared and the cooker cooled.

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READ BEFORE
USING STOVE GUARD
SOUND MEANING MEASURES
Heat Sensor
4 “beeps” with a 1-second
interval.
Dislocation Alarm
The Sensor is removed
from the mounting
plate.
Return the Sensor to the mounting plate with the LED
facing the user.
Heat Sensor
Short “beeps” with
5-second intervals.
...
Pre-Alarm
The Sensor sounds
an alert to danger 20
seconds before
disconnecting the cooker.
If the alarm was triggered during normal cooking: press
the Sensor cover once while the pre-alarm sounds. The
alarm is turned off and the sensitivity adjusts slightly.
Heat Sensor
Many quick “beeps” followed
by a long, very loud sound.
Switch-off Alarm
The cooker is switched
off.
Make sure that the controls are set to “0”. Press the
Sensor cover once to return the power to the cooker.
Control Unit
Short “ring” with 5-second
intervals.
No power
The power to the cooker
has been cut off.
Make sure that the controls are set to "0". Wait until the
cooker has cooled down after it has been disconnected
then press the Sensor cover once to return the power.
If the cooker cannot be switched back on, see FAQ,
question 9, page 23.
Control Unit
Continuous "rings".
No power
The cooker is too hot
for the power to be
turned back on.
Make sure that the controls are set to "0". Wait until the
cooker has cooled down and the Control Unit starts emit-
ting a short "ring" with 5-second intervals as described
in the section above, or press the Sensor cover once to
reconnect the cooker. If the alarm does not stop, follow
the instructions on page 23, FAQ question 9, and press
again.
Control Unit
Short and long “ring” with
10-second intervals.
No power due to
Auto-diagnostics Alarm
The cooker has been
disconnected due to a
temporary fault (auto-
matic error diagnosis).
Make sure that the controls are set to "0". Wait until the
cooker has cooled down after it has been disconnected
then press the Sensor cover once to return the power.
If the cooker cannot be switched back on, see FAQ,
question 3, page 22.
Heat Sensor
One “beep” per minute.
Or
Control Unit
One “ring” per minute.
Battery Alarm
The Sensor has a low
battery.
The Sensor battery is low and the Sensors need to be
replaced. Pressing once on the Sensor cover delays the
alarm for 12 hours. When the batteries have been used
up, the cooker can only be used for 5 minutes at a time
(EN requirement).
Action in the event of an alarm
The cooker will automatically be ready for use after the Stove Guard has detected
that the hazardous situation is over, and all the switches are set to “0”.
See the alarm overview below for actions.
Avoiding false alarms
Use a pan that covers the entire hotplate to prevent
false alarms. Using a lid is recommended.
Always use the cooker hood if you have one.
If you have a freestanding cooker or an oven under
the hob, the oven controls must also be turned off
once the power supply to the cooker or hob has been
switched off by the alarm.
After alarm
Mechanical controls
If the Stove Guard has turned the cooker off, first
turn all cooker controls to ‘0’, then press the Heat
Sensor cover once. After this, the cooker can be
used normally.
Touch controls
If the Stove Guard has turned the cooker off, press
the Heat Sensor cover once. After this, the cooker
can be used normally.
In some cases you must wait until the cooker has
cooled down to continue to use.
Dislocation alarm
Removing the Heat Sensor from the mounting plate
turns the cooker off. Returning the Sensor back to
the mounting plate returns the power to the cooker.
Opening and closing the Intelligent
Heat Sensor cover
Use the tip of a
screwdriver to carefully
detach the cover, one
end at a time.
To put the cover back, put both
ends in at the same time.
Make sure that the black
round Sensor goes through the
opening of the cover with ease.
Silent alarm setting
The Heat Sensor alarm signal can be turned off
for users that find it disturbing. This is particularly
useful for vulnerable people who may experience
heightened levels of confusion or stress due to an
alarm condition.
For low installations: If the silent alarm setting is
applied, the user may not notice the Heat Sensor's
LED pre-alarm signal and therefore will not be able
to use the learning sensitivity feature. It is therefore
recommended to decrease the Heat Sensor's sensi-
tivity by one level, see pages 7-11, to allow for some
tolerance before a heat condition is acknowledged
by the alarm.
To activate the silent alarm
Open the cover. Turn DIP switch 2 to the 'off' position
(the image shows the switch in an 'on' position).
Place the cover back according to instructions.
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Pairing devices
Change the Sensor’s sensitivity settings
Due to differences in kitchen environments, the sensitivity level of the
Sensor may have to be set manually.
Checking the Sensor’s
sensitivity setting
1. Remove the Sensor from the
mounting plate. (The Sensor
gives 4 “beeps” ( ) and
the cooker is switched off.)
2. Press and hold the Sensor
cover (approx. 10 sec.) until 2
“beeps” ( ) are heard.
3. After a moment, the
sensor beeps to indicate the
configured sensitivity. An
unadjusted Sensor’s sensitivity
setting is level 8, and when
checking the level, the Sensor
gives a set of “beeps” as follows:
8 - 8 - 5 - 8. If the sensitivity was
adjusted to level 3, the sensor
would give “beeps”: 3 - 3 - 5 - 3.
Reset the sensitivity to
the factory setting
1. Remove the Sensor from the
mounting plate. (The Sensor gives 4
“beeps” ( ) and the cooker
is switched off).
2. Insert the battery disconnection
piece (B) into the hole on the
underside of the Sensor. Press the
disconnection piece and the cover
against each other and hold in for
about 5 seconds.
3. Release the hold. (The Sensor emits a “beep” ). Remove the battery
disconnection piece (B) and store it for future use.
4. Press and hold the Sensor cover until you hear 3 separate “beeps”
( ).
5. Return the Sensor to its position.
1. Remove the Sensor from the mounting plate
The Sensor emits 4 “beeps” ( ). The cooker is turned off.
2. Adjust the sensitivity
See pages 7-11 for appropriate sensitivity levels.
Place the Sensor on the table (as shown in the picture). Press and hold in the cover until 2 “beeps” ( ) are
heard. Release the hold. The correct sensitivity can now be applied.
Please note: When selecting the correct sensitivity setting it is important the process is not rushed. Ensure the
sensor cover is pressed firmly down each time, holding for a period of 1 second before releasing.
Ensure to pause for 1 second between each cover press.
3. Confirmation of setting
After 5-15 seconds, the Sensor will confirm the sensitivity setting with the same number of “beeps”.
In case of error, start from step 2 again. Please note: the sensitivity of the alarm is confirmed by the approriate
sound pattern sequence only and not the LED flashes.
4. Activate the Sensor
Return the Sensor correctly onto the mounting plate. Make sure it fits well. See page 5.
Note! If Stove Guard is installed for the first time, installation must be completed with a function test, see page
13. The Sensor's sensitivity can also be checked or reset to the factory setting, see page 19.
The units are already paired at the factory. When
replacing the Heat Sensor or Control Unit, the devices
must be paired again.
Note! The Heat Sensor must be
placed on the mounting plate
during pairing.
1. Check that the cooker is
connected to the power
supply.
2. Press and hold the reset
button firmly 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 cover until the Sensor
emits a “beep” ( ) and a
red LED flashes. The Control
Unit makes a buzzing sound
and the Heat Sensor emits a
“beep” ( ).
4. After 5 seconds, the Heat
Sensor gives an alarm (first
one "beep" and after a while
continuous beeping). The
Control Unit and Sensor are
now successfully paired.
5. Reset the test alarm by
pressing once on the Sensor
cover. Check that the cooker
can be turned on. If the Sen-
sor does not respond or if the
test alarm cannot be reset,
see FAQ, page 22, points 5
and 6.
“BEEP” .... “BEEP”
B
Reset
button
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Remove the Sensor from the mounting plate. (Wait until the
Sensor emits four “beeps” ( ) and the cooker is
turned off.)
Put the battery disconnection piece into the space on the
underside of the Heat Sensor (see image on the right).
Hold the Heat Sensor in your hand and press the disconnection
piece and the cover towards each other and hold for about 5
seconds. Release your hold (the Sensor emits a “beep” ). Then
press the disconnection piece and the cover towards each other
again and hold for about 5 seconds. Release your hold (the
Sensor emits a “beep” ) and remove the battery disconnection
piece. If you have lost the disconnection piece, you can use a
screwdriver instead (see image).
Press the Heat Sensor cover once. The Sensor will now emit
“beeps”confirming its new setting: one “beep” ( ) signifies that
the Audible Alarm Detection is activated, two “beeps” ( )
signifies that the feature is deactivated.
Return the Heat Sensor to the mounting plate and press the
cover once.
Optional features – sound detection problem situations
The Control Unit did not identify the alarm signal of the Carbon
monoxide, heat or smoke alarm.
• Note that when CO alarms are tested, their sounds are not always
the same as their main alarm sound, and thus they may not be
detected by Stove Guard. See the manufacturer’s manual about how
to trigger an actual alarm for testing.
• Clean the alarm with the soft brush attachment of a vacuum cleaner.
• Change the batteries in the alarm if necessary.
• Check that the alarm is not located too far from the Control Unit. The
alarms should be located at a maximum distance of 5 metres.
• Adjust the signal recognition frequency by turning the trimmer on
the Control Unit using a screwdriver (frequency adjustment, see the
image on the right): first turn the trimmer approximately 0.5 mm to the
right and then perform a function test with the carbon monoxide/
smoke alarm. If the Control Unit does not react to the alarm signal,
ensure to return the trimmer to its original central position and then
move 0.5 mm to the left, and repeat the function test. If the Control
Unit does not identify the signal, this time move the trimmer 1 mm
to the right. Keep repeating function tests and moving the trimmer
with an ever-increasing movement, moving from right to left until the
Control Unit identifies the signal.
The Control Unit responds to other sounds e.g. a telephone ringing or
noise from a television.
Change the telephone’s ring tone or turn down the volume on the
television. If the signal causing the false alarm cannot be disabled,
adjust the signal recognition frequency by turning the trimming screw on
the Control Unit as described above.
Carbon monoxide / smoke / heat alarm detection
1
3
2
4
The carbon monoxide / smoke / heat alarm must be placed within
5 metres of the Control Unit. The Stove Guard is compatible with
virtually all alarms, but ensure correct alarm recognition by testing
the system first. If you wish to deactivate the feature later, repeat
the procedure as stated below.
Please note: Smoke alarms should not be installed in kitchens.
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1. I cannot turn on the cooker, and there is no
signal from the Control Unit.
ANSWER 1: The Sensor has been removed or placed
incorrectly on the mounting plate. The LED (A)
should face the user and be positioned parallel to
the mounting plate. See page 5.
ANSWER 2: If the sensor is correctly positioned on
the mounting plate, the Control Unit’s overheating
protection has switched the cooker’s power off. The
cooker can be switched on again by turning off the
power supply for a few seconds using the cooker’s
fuse (in the consumer unit). If the overheating
protection fails again, move the Control Unit to a
cooler or better-ventilated place.
2. The Stove Guard emits alarms during normal
cooking.
ANSWER 1: Sensors positioned lower than 90 cm
above the cooker have a learning function (see page
15). Pressing the Sensor cover during the pre-alarm
lowers the sensitivity slightly.
Other causes of alarms during normal cooking:
• A pot is removed from a hot hotplate
• A kettle/pot does not cover the hotplate
• Cooking without a lid
• A hot frying pan placed on the hotplate
ANSWER 2: If measures to prevent unnecessary
alarms have been performed a few times and the
Heat Sensor still emits alarms in the same situation,
the sensitivity should be adjusted manually. See
page 18.
3. The Auto-diagnostics alarm was not reset by
pressing once on the Sensor cover.
The Auto-diagnostics alarm (Control Unit emits one
short and one long "ring" every ten seconds) may
be triggered if the Sensor is not on the mounting
plate, if it is positioned incorrectly, or if the Sensor is
covered by dirt or grease. It can also be triggered by
a problem with the radio connection or malfunction
of Stove Guard.
ANSWER 1: Make sure that the Heat Sensor is
firmly attached to the mounting plate and that it is
positioned correctly. The LED (A) must be facing the
user (see page 5). Clean the Sensor with a lint-free
cloth moistened with soapy water. Press the Sensor
cover once.
ANSWER 2: Turn off the cooker’s power from the
consumer unit for 15 seconds.
ANSWER 3: If the fault diagnosis switches off the
cooker again, contact the retailer. If the cooker is
still turned off due to the fault diagnosis, it can only
be used for 5 minutes at a time by turning the power
off for 15 seconds as described in answer 2 above
(EN requirements).
4. Placing of Sensor in zones that do not
necessarily match all EN standard requirements.
ANSWER: According to the EN standard, the Sensor
should "see" the base of the pot in order to measure
the temperature. In these zones (see the tables on
pages 7 and 9), the Sensor cannot see the bottom
of pots with high edges and may identify a hazardous
situation somewhat more slowly, but is still safe to
use.
5. During the function test, the Sensor does not
emit a sound when the cover is pressed.
ANSWER: Make sure that the red battery
disconnection piece is removed.
6. The test alarm cannot be reset.
ANSWER: First try the function test, see page 13. If
this does not fix the problem, turn off the cooker’s
power at the consumer unit for 15 seconds and
repeat the function test. Wait for 5 seconds before
resetting the alarm. If the alarm still cannot be reset,
the Heat Sensor and Control Unit must be paired
again, see page 19.
7. The Stove Guard did not give an alarm in a
dangerous situation.
It is possible that the temperature was not high
enough to be identified as a dangerous situation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
The Heat Sensor takes different cooking situations
into account, including high-temperature cooking,
and should not give an alarm too easily. Therefore,
the Stove Guard only emits an alarm when a certain
temperature (or rate of temperature rise) is detected,
but still long before a real risk situation. However,
it is important to check the Stove Guard’s function
(see the next sections).
ANSWER 1: Make sure that the Sensor is correctly
installed. See page 6 and after.
ANSWER 2: If the Sensor is properly installed, turn on
a hotplate and perform a function test, see page 13.
Make sure the Control Unit turns off the cooker. If
the function test fails, contact the retailer.
ANSWER 3: When mounting lower than 90 cm above
the cooker, it is possible to change the sensitivity of
the Sensor, so it reacts earlier. Increase the
sensitivity by one or two steps. See page 18.
8. I cancelled the pre-alarm by mistake, even
though the alarm was triggered by a dangerous
situation. Has the Sensor become too insensitive
now?
ANSWER: Deactivating the pre-alarm changes the
sensitivity, but only to a small extent. This can
therefore be carried out a few times without the
alarm becoming insensitive.
9. I cannot turn on the cooker and the Control Unit
emits a ring tone almost continuously.
ANSWER: The cooker is locked due to several
repeated alarms for the maximum temperature.
Unlock by turning off the cooker's power at the
consumer unit for 15 seconds.
10. How do you test Stove Guard with an induction
cooker?
ANSWER: You need an adapter plate that allows
the use of all cookware on an induction cooker
(available from many retailers). Place the
adapter plate on a cooker and perform a heat test
by turning on the plate. This test is not absolutely
necessary, as potential problems are eventually
solved by the Auto-diagnostics.
Note! The test is recommended when retrofitting the
cooker and ceiling-mounted Sensor.
11. The Heat Sensor gives an alarm when I make
coffee with an espresso pot.
Espresso pots are often much smaller than the hot-
plate, and the heat from the plate makes the Stove
Guard think there is a dangerous situation.
ANSWER: Deactivate the alarm by pressing the
Sensor cover. The sensitivity level of the Sensor will
not change, as the espresso maker triggered an
alarm for maximum temperature and not
self-learning.
12. What do I do if the Sensor or Control Unit
must be replaced with a new one?
ANSWER: Contact the retailer for a new part. When
replacing, pair the devices. See page 19.
13. Where can I find the Sensor model number?
ANSWER: On the underside of the Sensor there is a
sticker with the model number.
14. I have lost my battery disconnection
piece.
ANSWER: A screwdriver can be used if the
battery disconnection piece is missing.
Carefully press the button on the
underside of the Sensor.
15. Why does the learning sensitivity function not
work when I install the Sensor on the ceiling?
ANSWER: The Sensor "learns" based on the
frequency of manually reset pre-alarms.
The sensor's ability to automatically return the
power to the cooker after an event enables the user
to not have to reset the alarm manually (by using an
additional reset button or reaching to the ceiling
to press the Sensor's cover). The Sensor will not
learn and adjust its sensitivity level because there
are no manual reset requirements for pre-alarms
when on the ceiling.
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Intelligent Heat Sensor
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
OF THE STOVE GUARD
Solar cells
Signal LED
Temperature Sensor
IR lens
Note! For high installations,
replace IR lens with black
tube IR lens (included in the
pack).
Cover
The entire cover is a
button that can be
pressed in. The signal
light turns green when
pressed.
Front of alarm unit
should face towards user
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• Alarm signal 80 dB(A) @ 1m / Silent alarm
• Extremely low energy use (approx. 1 W)
• Sparkless electric switch
• RF 433 MHz
• Factory paired
• Voltage 230-400 VAC
• Halogen free and fire rated plastic, flammability rating
V-0 (Intelligent Heat Sensor)
• Patented EP1861839, EP2902710
• Fulfils EN 50615 Stove Guard standard requirements
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Warranty
In addition to the statutory warranty from the retailer, this product has a
5-year manufacturer’s warranty covering defects in materials or execution.
The warranty applies from the date of purchase. This warranty does not affect
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 or repair of defective components. The warranty includes
batteries for regular household use.
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 deficient function or malfunctioning.
Disposal
Information about disposal of electrical and electronic waste (private
households). EU Directive 2012/19/EC on recycling of waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE)
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 effects on human health and on the environment, which may
otherwise occur in the event of improper handling of waste.
EU Declaration of Conformity
As the product's manufacturer, we declare under our sole responsibility,
that this product corresponds to:
• Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU
• The Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU
• The EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
• The RoHS Directive on the Use of Hazardous Substances 2011/65/EU
... and the following harmonized standards and technical data are used:
• Fire prevention devices for hobs EN 50615:2015 (Cat. B)*
• EN 60730-1:2011
• Device Requirements EN 60335-2-31:2014, paragraph 30
• 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
* EN 50615: 2015 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 fire prevention and suppression
for electric hobs (cooktops).
Tested by an independent, accredited testing laboratory (VTT Expert Services
Finland).
This device is independently tested and categorised as Category 2 Receiver.Reference: ETSI EN 300
200-2 V3.1.1 Short Range Devices (SRD) operating in the frequency range 25 MHz to 1 000 MHz; Part
2: Harmonised Standard covering the essential requirements of article 3.2 of Directive 2014/53/EU for
non-specific radio equipment. Subclause 4.4.2 Blocking.
Signed for and on behalf of Innohome Oy:
CTO Matti Myllymäki
Matti Myllymäki
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SGC510-2
Wall outlet
COOKER CONNECTION
SGI510-2JF
Stove Guard's maximum supply current allowed
is 32A 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.