GLAZING VISION Free Standing Skybox User manual

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Contents
Section Description
Page
Introduction
3
Safety Information
4
Controls and Operation
6
Product Safety
9
Manual Override
9
Troubleshooting
11
Glass Specification and Breakage Instructions
12
Routine Testing and Maintenance
13
Disposal at End of Life
14
Serial Number
15
Warranty Information
15
Maintenance Log
16

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Glazing Vision Free Standing Skybox. We hope that it gives you many years of service. The Free Standing
Skybox is a thermally efficient opening product designed to allow access from a stairwell to a roof terrace or similar. The product is
available in either left or right hand opening formats - the sliding section (door) is made up of two glass panes mounted into a frame
that slides over the fixed panes giving a large aperture ideal for placement at the top of a staircase of almost any configuration.
The product is intended to be used for regular access, to provide natural daylight, day-to-day ventilation and weather resistance.
A variety of optional extras including a rain sensor, thermostat, remote control and Building Management System connectivity are
available. Proximity detection (safety sensors that immediately stop the product moving when an infrared light beam is broken) is
included on every product as standard. A solenoid security bolt is also fitted as standard ensuring that the product remains secure
in all situations.
This product is robust and long-lasting, boasting excellent thermal performance, air tightness and reliable operation.
Servicing and maintenance must only be carried out by suitably qualified personnel. Care should be taken when working on the
product, avoiding accidental damage and ensuring operational reliability. Maintenance requirements can be found within the
maintenance log section of this manual and records must be completed to ensure the unit performs as required and the warranty
is not invalidated.
Should you have any queries beyond this manual please do not hesitate to contact Glazing Vision.

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Safety Information
Accessing your rooflight in order to carry out routine maintenance may involve working at heights, working at an unusual angle,
being in unfamiliar locations or all of these. Before work is commenced, stop and consider the best way to carry out the task and
what hazards you might encounter.
Warning
The following warnings are here to prevent personal injury and damage to the product. Please follow them explicitly.
•The product must be properly installed and commissioned in accordance with the installation manual before it is used.
•Use the product only for its intended purpose.
•Regular cleaning and maintenance must be carried out according to the guidelines described in this manual.
•Glazing Vision strongly recommends that any work is carried out by suitably qualified individuals (e.g. Glazing Vision trained
personnel or contractors, or an experienced electro-mechanical service engineer).
•Do not touch the motors/mechanisms after operating the product as they may become hot.
•Do not walk or sit on the unit (except for the dedicated treadplate).
•Risk of crush and/or trapping injuries. Make sure that fingers and other obstructions are kept clear of the product and its
mechanisms at all times. Proximity (safety) sensors are fitted as standard, however care must still be taken.
•Overcurrent protection is designed to prevent damage to the product and its mechanisms. It should not be relied upon to
prevent injuries.
Let our experts carry out your routine maintenance with a maintenance contract.
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Consider:
•How you will safely access your rooflight to carry out maintenance.
•Any openings, voids or unprotected edges that might pose a significant risk whilst working at height.
•Using an elevated platform, cherry picker or scaffolding in preference to a ladder.
•If specialist access is needed.
•What personal protective safety equipment is required.
•How you will transport equipment to the rooflight.
•How you will work so as not to drop equipment.
•Your personal capability to safely carry out the task.
•Wearing suitable clothing so as not to snag or catch on things.
•Impact of weather on the task, especially driving rain and high winds.
If in doubt, please contact Glazing Vision for assistance.
Anticipated hazards may include:
•Falls from height.
•Unsafe use of ladders.
•Equipment falling from height.
•Slips, trips and falls.
•Fragile roof areas.
•Finger or clothing entrapment in mechanical or moving parts.
•Working with electricity.
Do not attempt to repair, move or dismantle the product unless suitably competent and qualified to do so,
with the appropriate safety measures in place. Any repairs and/or movement of the product may invalidate
the warranty. Please seek advice from Glazing Vision.
Any electrical work is to be carried out by a qualified and competent electrician in accordance with Glazing
Vision’s wiring diagram(s).

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•Do not place anything on, or cause obstruction to, the moving sections of the product as this may cause damage to the
mechanisms/product and/or prevent the unit from opening/closing.
•Do not allow unauthorised persons (e.g. children) to operate the product as this may lead to personal injury or damage to
the product. Do not leave children or pets unsupervised near the product –it may open/close unexpectedly (e.g. due to the
rain sensor activating) and cause injury.
•Do not pull on the cables where they exit the product. Doing so may loosen connections, result in damage to the product
and/or create the need for a repair visit.
•Do not leave the product open in the rain, this could damage the control board and/or mechanisms. If required, a rain
sensor can be specified at the time of order.
•Should any cables or electrical components break or become damaged, have them repaired or replaced immediately.
Deteriorated insulation of electrical parts or overloading may cause an electric shock or fire.
•Do not knock or damage the proximity sensors so they become misaligned as that will prevent the product from operating.
For more information or assistance please contact Glazing Vision.

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Controls and Operation
Various options are available at time of order. If specific data is required for your product, please refer to your order confirmation or
contact your supplier for assistance.
Control Switch
The standard operation of the unit is via the supplied wall mounted control switch and can be operated using two different methods
as explained below:
Figure 1 –Wall mounted control switch
‘One touch’ operation –Press and release the control switch once in either the up or down direction - the product will open or close
fully. Partially open positions can be achieved by pressing the control switch again at any point during the open or close cycle.
Conventional ‘hold’ operation –Press and hold the control switch until the product has reached the desired position, releasing the
switch stops the product in that position. Note that the product will stop automatically when it becomes either fully open or closed.
Status Light
The status light will illuminate green if the product is functioning normally. If the status light displays another colour, please refer to
the troubleshooting section of this document.
Remote Control (Optional)
The remote control unit functions in the same way as the wall mounted control switch but allows you to open and close your product
from a short range. It has 3 control buttons, open, stop and close - the stop button can be used for partial opening.
The remote control is powered by 2 x AAA batteries. In order to preserve the battery, the remote control will switch itself off after a
brief period of inactivity. It will switch itself on when any of the buttons on the remote control are pressed. To replace the batteries,
remove the small hex screws found on the rear of the remote to allow access inside. Note the polarity when inserting the new
batteries.
Figure 2 –Remote control
Status light
Status light

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Pairing a Remote Control
Additional remote controls can be paired or unpaired from the product. To put the control board into pairing mode and prepare it
for adding or removing a remote control follow these steps:
1. Ensure that the product is fully closed.
2. Press and hold the CLOSE (down arrow) button on the wall-mounted control switch.
3. Still holding the CLOSE button, press and hold the OPEN (up arrow) button.
4. As soon as the status light starts flashing, release both buttons.
The status light will now flash red and blue alternately for 2 minutes. You now have a 2 minute window in which to pair the remote
to the controller.
To Add a Remote
Press any of the buttons on the remote control during the 2 minute pairing window. Wait for approximately 30 seconds and then
press either the open or close buttons (this needs to be done before the 2 minutes are up). The remote control should now be paired
to the control board. When using the remote control the status light will illuminate green when the product is in motion.
To Delete a Remote
Ensure there has been at least 2 minutes since either the control board was first powered up or from when the pairing procedure
was initiated (i.e. you are not in the 2 minute pairing window). Press all three buttons on the remote control together and
immediately release them. The status light on the remote control should turn red for a few seconds and then turn off. If it turns green
or amber, try pressing the three buttons again. When the red status light turns off, the remote will be unpaired from the controller.
Rain Sensor (Optional)
The rain sensor automatically closes the product when moisture is detected. When the product is opened the status light on the
front face of the rain sensor toggles through three colours red, green and blue. It also activates the built-in heater for 60 seconds to
evaporate any surface moisture. If, after 60 seconds moisture is still detected, the product will close on the assumption that it is
raining (the status light will illuminate green). This feature enables the product to differentiate between rain and standing
water/morning dew. The control switch status light will also flash intermittent green indicating a closure due to rain. The rain sensor
should be positioned at approximately 45° to the horizontal in a position that will ensure that it is exposed to the rain and must be
kept clean to function correctly.
Figure 3 –Rain sensor
Rain Sensor Isolation Switch (Optional)
The rain sensor isolation switch is internally mounted and wired directly to the rain sensor cable, allowing the sensor to be switched
on/off. Turning off the switch deactivates the signal from the rain sensor and prevents the product from closing in the event of rain.
This avoids the scenario where someone could be shut outside by the rain sensor when it rains. Ensure that the switch is turned
back on for normal use.
Figure 5 –Rain sensor isolation switch
Status light

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Thermostat (Optional)
The thermostat offers control of the product to regulate the temperature within the building. For security reasons, when the property
is unoccupied, the thermostat should be switched off and the product closed.
External Keypad (Optional)
The keypad option offers secure access into the product from the outside via a numerical pass code. To open or close the product,
enter the four-digit numerical code and press the # key (Glazing Vision supplies an initial code with the product and instructions for
changing it as required). Unlike the standard internal wall switch, the keypad does not offer ‘press and hold’ operation. The keypad
is mounted on the side of the product.
Figure 6 –External keypad
External Key Switch (Optional)
The key switch option offers the same function as the keypad but via a key operated switch. In addition, the key switch does offer
‘press and hold’ operation. To open the product, turn the key in a clockwise direction. To close the product, turn the key in an anti-
clockwise direction.
Figure 8 –External key switch
Battery Backup (Optional)
The battery backup supply provides an uninterruptable power source (24V DC) in the event of a mains power failure. It houses a 24V
power supply, an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) switch and two 5Ah batteries. This will allow full operation of the product for
a limited period in the event of a power failure. The battery backup will resume normal operation once mains supply is restored.
The battery backup is protected with a 15A breaker switch. Please note that mains power must be applied to the UPS before the DC
output is activated. Product use should be kept to a minimum during mains failure to maintain battery efficiency.
Figure 9 –Battery backup supply
Building Management System Integration (Optional)
The product can be connected to building management systems. Please contact Glazing Vision for further details if required.

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Product Safety
The Free Standing Skybox has infrared photoelectric sensors positioned along the sealing edge of the product (the sealing edge is
where the door closes). One sensor emits a beam which is received by the other during normal operation. If this beam is obstructed
by any object the door will immediately stop moving and then back off slightly to prevent damage to the framework, mechanisms
or object and prevent entrapment. Until the path of the beam is cleared the product will not operate. This offers protection against
trapping fingers or limbs at the sealing edge.
These sensors do not offer protection against the other edges of the product and only protects along the inside face. To avoid serious
injury or damage to the product, do not place anything in or near to the product’s mechanisms. Care must always be taken around
motorised equipment. Do not allow unauthorised persons (e.g. children) to operate or play near the product.
Manual Override
In the unlikely event of failure of the Free Standing Skybox, it may be necessary to manually override the product. Before considering
manually overriding the product, several likely issues should be ruled out first. Check that power is being supplied to the Free
Standing Skybox, also check for any obstructions around the mechanisms and proximity sensors, and lastly check that the wall
switch is not showing any errors (if so, see the troubleshooting section). If none of these suggestions resolve the issue, then the
product can be manually overridden.
Stuck Open or Closed
If the Free Standing Skybox is stuck in the open or closed position and will not open/close electrically, the mechanisms can be
disengaged to allow the lid to be opened/closed manually. Manual override can be done from the inside. Do not attempt to manually
override the product without a safe working platform.
Using the supplied key, disengage the solenoid bolt. This is done by turning the key and holding it in this position. With the key still
held in this position, turn the handle to disengage the door from the mechanisms. The door can now be pushed open/closed as
desired. Do not attempt to push the door without a safe working platform. When moving the door manually, ensure that the door
handle does not clash with the product’s framework. Also take care that the solenoid bolt pin does not clash with the door. This will
result in damage to the product.
Figure 9 –Manual override locations
Once the product is open, the mechanisms can be detached/reattached, and any problems can be diagnosed and resolved (contact
Glazing Vision for assistance with this). Ensure that the door remains fully supported at all times.
Note that if the product is subsequently pushed closed manually without reengaging the mechanisms, the building will be
watertight, but may not be secure. To ensure that the door is secure when the mechanisms are disengaged, turn and hold the key
to retract the solenoid bolt and push the door tightly closed to compress the rubber seals. When the door is closed release the
solenoid bolt and it should engage in the strike plate locking the door in place. Check that the door is secure and the solenoid bolt
has successfully engaged.
Please contact Glazing Vision for further assistance –the product will no longer be operational. Once the issue is resolved, the
product must be re-initialised.
Manual override
handle located here
Solenoid bolt
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Re-Initialisation
If the manual override has been used the product may require re-initialising. With the manual override handle back in the horizontal
position, check that the door is re-engaged with the drive mechanisms. To do this run the mechanisms completely closed by pushing
the close button on the control switch, next push the open button on the control switch and run the mechanisms to approximately
halfway open and stop them (the mechanisms are concealed by brush strip which can be pushed aside to check the positions of the
mechanisms). Lastly, gently push the door manually until it engages with both mechanisms (you should hear a sound). Once mains
power has been restored it may be necessary to re-initialise the product by pressing close on the control switch. The product is then
ready to resume normal service.
If further assistance is required, contact Glazing Vision to arrange for an engineer to visit and resolve the issue.

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Troubleshooting
The Free Standing Skybox control board monitors the operation of the product. If a fault is detected, the control board will disable
the unit to prevent possible damage. Fault and standard conditions are indicated by the status light on the control switch. The
following table shows the various status light displays and their meanings.
Status Light Shown
Meaning
Continuous green
The product is moving as part of normal operation. If one touch opening/closing has been
activated, the status light will remain lit until the product stops moving.
Intermittent green
(flashes every second)
The product is closing but not under control of the operating switch or remote control e.g. due
to an optional extra (such as a rain sensor) activating. The status light will continue flashing until
the product stops moving.
Intermittent green
(flashes once every 2 seconds)
The fire input connection (if specified) has been triggered. The status light will remain lit when
opening to the fire position and when stationary afterwards so long as the fire input is still
active.
Continuous blue
Indicates that the product has timed out (has taken too long to open/close). This is to avoid
continuous operation of the motor(s) when there is a potential issue. So long as the cause has
been rectified, pressing the open/close button will clear this condition.
Intermittent blue
Indicates an overcurrent or undercurrent condition (the current that the motor(s) are receiving
is outside of the set limits). So long as the cause has been rectified, pressing the open/close
button will clear this condition.
Continuous red
(after power on/fault recovery)
Indicates that the product requires initialisation/synchronisation. Pressing close on the wall
mounted switch will initiate synchronisation of the mechanism(s). The status light will flash red
whilst this is in progress.
Intermittent red
(after power on/fault recovery)
Indicates that the product is initialising/synchronising. The condition will clear automatically
when the product has initialised.
Continuous amber
Indicates that a proximity (safety) sensor has been triggered preventing the product from
closing (it will still open). Once the object(s) obstructing the path of the sensor has been cleared,
normal product operation will be resumed.
Intermittent amber
An unrecoverable fault has been detected by the controller and product operation has been
disabled. This state can be cleared by a button press combination (see table below) or
removing power (including backup batteries) from the product.
If a fault occurs, please refer to the following table. Some faults with the unit may be easily corrected without the need for a site
engineer to visit. Many faults can be cleared by resetting the board. To reset the system, switch off mains power briefly then switch
the power back on again. Most faults should be cleared using this method, however, in the event the fault persists, please contact
Glazing Vision for assistance.
Problem
Possible Cause
Action
Continuous blue
Product has timed out.
Control board fault.
Reset the product. If this does not clear the
issue, contact Glazing Vision for assistance.
Intermittent blue
Overcurrent/undercurrent fault.
Something is preventing the
mechanisms from opening/closing.
Check for and remove any obstructions to the
mechanisms. Once clear, press the open/close
button.
The lid is frozen to the base.
Wait until the ice melts before attempting to
operate the product.
The product been left inactive for a
long period (a month or longer).
This fault is likely after a long period of
inactivity, reset the product (turn it off/on
using the mains isolator switch) and try again.
Continuous red
Synchronisation/initialisation state –
the product needs to be initialised.
May occur after turning
off/disconnecting the power when
the mechanisms were not in the
closed position.
Press the close button on the wall mounted
control switch to initiate synchronisation of
the mechanism(s). The status light will flash
red whilst this is in progress.
Continuous amber
A proximity (safety) sensor has been
triggered –the product will not close.
Something is obstructing the path
of the sensor beams.
Check for and remove any obstructions to the
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Intermittent amber
Fault lockout state –controller is
unable to reset itself and the product
has been disabled.
Cause unknown.
Do not attempt to recover this fault without
being in full view of the product, ask for
assistance. To force a resynchronisation, press
both the up and down buttons of the wall
mounted control switch at the same time for
two seconds. The control switch status light
will then toggle through red, green and blue
colours, finishing with red. Press the down
button to close the product and initiate
synchronisation (the status light will flash red
whilst this is in progress). If one of the
mechanisms fails to move or if the fault is
triggered for a second time, do not attempt to
try again, and if required refer to the manual
override instructions to close the product.
The product opens or closes for no
apparent reason.
The rain sensor (if specified) is dirty
or still wet triggering the product to
close.
If it is raining wait until the rain stops before
trying to open the product. If the rain sensor
needs cleaning, open the product and isolate
the power supply, then clean the rain sensor.
The thermostat (if specified) is
reacting to a change in temperature
and triggering the product to close.
Check that the thermostat is set to the desired
temperature setting.
The BMS system (if specified) is
operating the product remotely.
Check that the BMS system is functioning
correctly.
The rain sensor is not working.
The rain sensor is located in a
position where it is shielded from
the rain, or the sensor is dirty.
Check the positioning of the rain sensor and
move it to a more exposed position (a Glazing
Vision engineer may be required for this task).
If the rain sensor needs cleaning, open the
product and isolate the power supply, then
clean the rain sensor.
Glass Specification and Breakage Instructions
Glass Specification
Various options are available at time of order. If specific data is required for the glazing please contact your supplier for a glass data
sheet covering the specification installed within your unit.
Breakage Instructions
Glass breakage is not covered under the product warranty. In the event of the glass being damaged please contact Glazing Vision
for assistance.

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Routine Testing and Maintenance
General Maintenance and Safety
To keep the Free Standing Skybox in good working order there are a few basic points that should be observed:
•Do not place anything on, or cause obstruction to the moving section of the Free Standing Skybox when opening the unit
as this may cause damage to the unit’s mechanisms and/or prevent it from opening.
•Do not walk or sit on the unit (except for the designated treadplate).
•Make sure that fingers and other obstructions are clear of the product and its mechanisms during any operation, severe
damage/injury may be caused.
•Do not touch the motors/mechanisms after operating the unit as they may become hot.
•Do not remove the treadplate protecting the control board, as this may allow the controls to become damaged.
•Do not allow unauthorised persons (e.g. children) to operate the product as this may lead to injury or damage to the
product.
Specific Maintenance Requirements
Maintenance must only be carried out by suitably qualified personnel*. The following maintenance requirements must be
completed and logged on the sheets at the back of this manual. Glazing Vision can offer a service/maintenance contract –please
contact us for further details.
*Suitably qualified assumes Glazing Vision Engineers or Approved Installers (installers that have attended a Glazing Vision
Installation training course for this product and carry ‘Approved Installer’ status), or an experienced electro-mechanical service
engineer.
Monthly Requirements
•The product should be fully opened and closed to ensure that the seals are free, and the mechanisms function evenly.
Annual Requirements (at least annual - recommended every 6 months)
•Check the integrity of the glazing units (there should not be any misting or condensation).
•Check that all moving parts are free from debris.
•Grease (Shell Gadus s2 v220 2 or equivalent) the mechanism leadscrews.
•Lubricate (WD-40 Specialist High Performance Silicone Lubricant or equivalent) all other moving parts and check they move
freely (may need to remove product flashings).
•Check that the mechanisms are straight and true.
•Check that the proximity sensors are clean, aligned, secure and undamaged.
•Check that all fixings are appropriately tightened.
•Check that access to the overrides is clear and advise the relevant party to amend if not.
•Check all electrical cables and ensure that they are not trapped and/or damaged.
•Check that no water is in the unit.
•Clean and inspect all rubber/silicone seals, contact Glazing Vision to arrange for replacement seals to be fitted if required.
•Check that electrical connections are well made and secure.
•Check that the control switch does not show any errors.
•Test the operation.
•Test any optional extras present.
Every 5 Years
•Replace the backup batteries (if present).

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Regular Cleaning
Regular cleaning should be carried out, increasing the frequency if the area is subject to excess debris such as falling leaves or heavy
soiling from atmospheric pollution. Due to the Free Standing Skybox’s unique bonding method and the pitch built into the product,
there should be no water ponding on the glass when installed correctly.
Any standard glass cleaning product can be used to clean the glazing units. However, take care not to use abrasive materials or
cleaners as this may affect the unit and its finish. The framework of the unit can be cleaned using warm soapy water with a soft lint
free cloth. It is important to avoid getting water into the internal channels of the product framework. Therefore, Glazing Vision highly
recommends carrying out any cleaning of the product whilst in the closed position.
•Clean the glass and inspect the integrity of the glazing units.
•Clean the frame and inspect the finish integrity.
•Clean and inspect all rubber/silicone seals, contact Glazing Vision to arrange for replacement seals to be fitted if required.
•Clear any debris from and around the unit.
•Clean the rain sensor (if present).
Disposal at End of Life
Glazing Vision design products with ease of recyclability at end of life in mind. Many of the main components used are widely
recyclable and we encourage you to recycle the unit and/or dispose of the component parts responsibly, in accordance with the
guidance from your local authority.
This product comprises the following materials:
Aluminum framework and corner brackets
Widely accepted for recycling at local recycling depots.
Steel framework and corner brackets
Widely accepted for recycling at local recycling depots.
Stainless steel
(Fixings, nuts, bolts, screws, brackets etc.)
Widely accepted for recycling at local recycling depots.
Glass
Widely accepted for recycling. Check disposal locations with your local
recycling depot.
PVC/nylon/plastic
Recyclable - check disposal with your local recycling depot.
Rubber seals and silicone sealant
Not currently recyclable.
Electrical components
If your unit is repaired or decommissioned by Glazing Vision, we will
remove and recycle the electrical components under our producer
obligations. Alternatively, please dispose of as Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment (WEEE) at your local recycling depot.
Batteries
If your unit is repaired or decommissioned by Glazing Vision, we will
remove and recycle any batteries under our producer obligations.
Alternatively, please dispose of as segregated battery waste at your local
recycling depot.

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Serial Number
Each Glazing Vision product has a unique serial number. A label giving this serial number is affixed to the exterior of each Free
Standing Skybox. This number should be recorded within the maintenance log section of this manual for future reference. If you
need to contact us for any reason, Glazing Vision may ask for the product’s serial number to enable us to assist with your enquiry.
Warranty Information
A warranty document will be provided with the product. If this is misplaced it can be found at
www.glazingvision.co.uk/resources/warranties/. To ensure the warranty is maintained, the product must be regularly
maintained/serviced in accordance with the instructions in this manual.

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Maintenance Log
Project Address: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Unit Serial Number: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
Work Completed
Notes
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Work Completed
Notes
Name
Date
Annual Requirements yes/no
Battery Replacement yes/no
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