Innohome SGS1030 User manual

For indoor use only.
Do not use in a
professional kitchen.
REFERENCE AND
INSTALLATION
MANUAL
INNOHOME
STOVE ALARM
SGS1030
770-00090-A1

Innohome Stove Alarm is a safety product for domestic kitchens. The Stove Alarm
is a state-of-the-art heat sensor that monitors the stove (or the range) from the top.
Ensure to read this manual prior to starting installation.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 3
INSTALLATION 4–7
GETTING STARTED 8
ACTION IN AN EVENT OF AN ALARM 8
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 9
SETTINGS 10
FUNCTION TEST 11
NOTICES 12
CONTENTS
Thank you for choosing Innohome Stove Alarm!
Safety rules
Stove Alarm helps to prevent potentially dangerous situations, and it makes the use of
the stove safer.
Never leave the stove unattended. Always check compliance with local regulations.
• For indoor use only.
• Do not use in a professional kitchen.
• Do not hold the Stove Alarm 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 Stove Alarm in water.
• The Stove Alarm will not emit an alarm if the
temperature of the stove is too low to identify a
dangerous situation, or if the stove has an automatic
limitation of temperature increase.
• Do not short-circuit, charge, open or heat the
battery. There is a risk of explosion.
2

3
IR lens
(Lens extension for
high installations)
Button
Signal LED
should face towards user
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Battery lid
The Stove Alarm is a battery-
operated device. Use only new
CR2302 button cell (watch type)
batteries. To avoid damage or mal-
function, do not use other types.
Pull out the battery lid. Place the
battery under the lid, and slide
the lid back in. Make sure that
“the plus side”comes upwards
(towards the battery lid). The
Stove Alarm makes a“beep”
when the battery is inserted
correctly. Replace the leaking
battery immediately.
SGS1030 Stove Alarm
• Nature of supply: Battery operated
(CR2302 Button Cell, 3V DC)
• Sensor Dislocation Alarm
• Adjustable sensitivity levels (learning)
• Audible alarm signal min. 65 dB(A),
max. 80 dB(A) @ 40’’ (100cm)
• Sensing distance (from the range top)
18’’–32’’ (45–80cm) OTR/range hood installation
• Flame retardant and high heat resistant plastics,
UL recognition 94 V-0
• Wireless 315 MHz/10mW RF
• Operating ambient temperature:
32 °F to 95 °F ( 0 °C to 35 °C)
• Intended transportation condition of control:
14 °F to 131 °F (-10 °C to 55 °C)
Applied standards
FCC Rule Part: 15.231:2017 (Periodic operation in the band
40.66-40.70 MHz and above 70 MHz)
IC Rule Part: RSS-210 Issue 9, 2017 and RSS-GEN Issue 5, 2018
U.S. Pat. Nos 10,051,993 and 10,347,112
Installation plate
with adhesive tape
Stove Alarm

OVER-THE-RANGE
MICROWAVE
Select the mounting location
Measure the installation height. The Stove Alarm should be centered
above the stove, preferably within Zone 1 (see the diagram below).
It can be attached to the grease lter. It is important to ensure the
minimum distance from the light underneath the hood is 4" (10cm)
(2" (5cm) is enough for LED lamp).
Zone 1 is recommended for best performance.
Mount the Stove Alarm
The Stove Alarm might beep at
this stage indicating that it is not
properly placed on the installa-
tion plate. As this happens, no
further action is required.
If there is a metal mesh grease
lter on the range hood, make
sure it is greaseless and dry. Press
at least for a minute from the
opposite side while attaching
adhesive.
Carefully remove the protective
lm from the installation plate.
Attach the Stove Alarm with the
LED facing the user.
Attach the installation plate
while the Stove Alarm is on it.
1 2
Zone 2
Zone 1 - Radius 6" (15cm)
Min 4" (10cm)
Min 2" (5cm)
for LED lamp
Zone 1 is immediately
above the middle of
the burners. Max 6"
(15cm) from the centre.
INSTALLATION
Zone 1
4

INSTALLATION UNDER
MICROWAVE
Allow the Stove Alarm to reach room temperature before use.
See the table below for the mounting location and follow instructions 1–4.
Starting the Stove Alarm
Insert the battery (see page 3)
and place the Stove Alarm on the
installation plate. Press the but-
ton shortly. (LED ashes green).
Check installation height
If the distance from stove to Stove Alarm is more than 24" (60cm), the
Stove Alarm's sensitivity level must be adjusted manually.
Please refer to the table underneath together with the information on
page 18, alternatively watch the lm on sensitivity conguration.
3 4
5
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Setting sensitivity
Watch the movie:
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Sensor installation
DISTANCE FROM COOKER
TO HEAT SENSOR
COOKER SIZE SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
0"–24" (0–60cm)
25"–36" (61–90cm) Sensitivity Acknowledgement “beep(s)”
Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 1 Zone 2
31"–32" (76–80cm) OK OK OK OK 4 presses
29"–30" (71–75cm) OK OK OK 5 presses
27"–28" (65–70cm) OK OK OK 6 presses
25"–26" (61–64cm) OK OK OK 7 presses
24" (60cm) Factory setting OK OK OK 8 presses
22"–23" (55–59cm) OK OK 8 presses
18"–21" (45–54cm) OK 8 presses
OK = The installation complies with the European standard for stove guards
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
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RANGE HOOD
Select the mounting location
Measure the installation height. The Stove Alarm should be centered
above the stove, preferably within Zone 1 (see the diagram below).
It can be attached to the grease lter. It is important to ensure the
minimum distance from the light underneath the hood is 4" (10cm)
(2" (5cm) is enough for LED lamp).
Zone 1 is recommended for best performance.
Mount the Stove Alarm
The Stove Alarm might beep at
this stage indicating that it is not
properly placed on the installa-
tion plate. As this happens, no
further action is required.
If there is a metal mesh grease
lter on the range hood, make
sure it is greaseless and dry. Press
at least for a minute from the
opposite side while attaching
adhesive.
Carefully remove the protective
lm from the installation plate.
Attach the Stove Alarm with the
LED facing the user.
Attach the installation plate
while the Stove Alarm is on it.
1 2
15cm
Zone 2 Zone 1
Radius 6"
(15cm)
Min 4" (10cm)
Min 2" (5cm)
for LED lamp
Zone 1 is immediately
above the middle of the
cooker plates. Max 6"
(15cm) from the centre.
Zone 1

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INSTALLATION UNDER
RANGE HOOD
Allow the Stove Alarm to reach room temperature before use.
See the table below for the mounting location and follow instructions 1–4.
3 4
Starting the Stove Alarm
Insert the battery (see page 3)
and place the Stove Alarm on the
installation plate. Press the but-
ton shortly. (LED ashes green).
Check installation height
If the distance from stove to Stove Alarm is more than 24" (60cm), the
Stove Alarm's sensitivity level must be adjusted manually.
Please refer to the table underneath together with the information on
page 18, alternatively watch the lm on sensitivity conguration.
Watch the movie:
https://vimeo.com/321503955
Setting sensitivity
Watch the movie:
https://vimeo.com/321502592
Sensor installation
DISTANCE FROM COOKER
TO HEAT SENSOR
COOKER SIZE SENSITIVITY LEVEL CONFIGURATION
0"–24" (0–60cm)
25"–36" (61–90cm) Sensitivity Acknowledgement “beep(s)”
Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 1 Zone 2
31"–32" (76–80cm) OK OK OK OK 4 presses
29"–30" (71–75cm) OK OK OK 5 presses
27"–28" (65–70cm) OK OK OK 6 presses
25"–26" (61–64cm) OK OK OK 7 presses
24" (60cm) Factory setting OK OK OK 8 presses
22"–23" (55–59cm) OK OK 8 presses
18"–21" (45–54cm) OK 8 presses
OK = The installation complies with the European standard for stove guards
Please note: The sensitivity level of the Heat Sensor is conrmed by the
appropriate sound pattern sequence only and not the LED ashes.

GETTING STARTED
The Stove Alarm may start
making short “beeps”every ve
seconds while it is being used
(“pre-alarm”).
Press the button to indicate that
it is not a dangerous situation.
The Stove Alarm has then learned
more about your cooking habits
and you can continue cooking.
STOVE ALARM SOUND MEANING MEASURES
Short “beeps” with
5-second intervals.
...
Pre-alarm
The Stove Alarm sounds
an alert to danger.
If the alarm was triggered during normal cook-
ing: press the button once while the pre-alarm
sounds. The alarm is turned o and the sensitivity
adjusts slightly.
Many quick “beeps” followed
by a long, very loud sound.
...
!!!!
Alarm
The Stove Alarm sounds
loud alert indicating
dangerous cooking
temperature.
Turn the power o. The indication for the danger-
ous situation stops when the temperature is back
at a safe level. Until then, the red LED ashes
every 5 seconds.
ACTION IN THE EVENT
OF AN ALARM
8USER GUIDE

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1. The Stove Alarm emits alarms during normal
cooking.
ANSWER 1: Pressing the Stove Alarm button during the
pre-alarm lowers the sensitivity slightly.
Other causes of alarms during normal cooking:
• A pot is removed from a hot burner
• A kettle/pot does not cover the burner
• Cooking without a lid
• A hot frying pan placed on the burner
ANSWER 2: If measures to prevent unnecessary alarms
have been performed a few times and the Stove
Alarm still emits alarms in the same situation, the
sensitivity should be adjusted less sensitive manually,
for example from level 4 to level 5. See page 18.
2. During the function test, the Stove Alarm does
not emit a sound when the button is pressed.
ANSWER: Make sure that the battery has power and
is inserted properly, "plus-side" up.
3. The Stove Alarm did not give an alarm in a
dangerous situation.
ANSWER 1: It is possible that the temperature was
not high enough to be identied as a dangerous
situation. The Stove Alarm takes dierent cooking
situations into account, including high-temperature
cooking, and should not give an alarm too easily.
Therefore, it 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 Alarm’s function (see
the next sections).
ANSWER 2: Make sure that the Stove Alarm is correctly
installed. See page 5 and after.
ANSWER 3: It is possible to change the sensitivity
of the Stove Alarm, so it reacts earlier. Increase the
sensitivity by one or two steps. See page 18.
4. I cancelled the pre-alarm by mistake, even
though the alarm was triggered by a dangerous
situation. Has the Stove Alarm become too insen-
sitive now?
ANSWER: Deactivating the pre-alarm changes the
sensitivity, but only to a small extent. This pre-alarm
can therefore be deactivated several times without
aecting the sensitivity of the high temperature
alarm.
5. The Stove Alarm gives an alarm when I make
coee with an espresso pot.
Espresso pots are often much smaller than the burn-
er, and the heat from the burner makes the Stove
Alarm think there is a dangerous situation.
Use suitable size cooking vessels.
ANSWER: Deactivate the alarm by pressing the
Stove Alarm button. The sensitivity level of the Stove
Alarm will not change, as the espresso maker trig-
gered an alarm for maximum temperature and not
self-learning.
6. What do I do if the Stove Alarm must be re-
placed with a new one?
ANSWER: Contact the retailer for a new part.
7. Where can I nd the Stove Alarm model num-
ber?
ANSWER: On the underside of the Stove Alarm there
is a sticker with the model number.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS

Change the sensitivity level
Due to dierences in kitchen environments, the sensitivity level of the
Stove Alarm may have to be set manually.
1. Remove the Stove Alarm from the installation plate
It makes 4 “beeps”( ).
2. Adjust the sensitivity level
See pages 4–7 for sensivitity levels to be applied.
Place the Stove Alarm on the table (as shown in the picture). Press and hold in the button until 2 “beeps”( )
are heard. Release the hold. The correct sensitivity can now be applied.
Note: When selecting the correct sensitivity level it is important the process is not rushed. Ensure the sensor
button is pressed rmly down each time, holding for a period of 1 second before releasing.
Ensure to pause for 1 second between each press.
3. Conrmation of setting
After 5–15 seconds, the Stove Alarm will conrm the sensitivity setting with the same number of “beeps”.
In case of error, start from step 2 again. Please note that the sensitivity level is conrmed by the appropriate
number of "beeps" only and not the LED ashes.
4. Activate the Stove Alarm
Return the Stove Alarm correctly onto the installation plate. Press the button once.
USER GUIDE
SETTINGS
“BEEP” .... “BEEP”
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Setting sensitivity

Checking the
sensitivity level
1. Remove the Stove Alarm from
the installation plate. It gives 4
“beeps” ( ).
2. Press and hold the button
(approx. 10 sec.) until 2 “beeps”
( ) are heard.
3. The default sensitivity setting
is level 8, and when checking the
level, the Stove Alarm gives a set
of “beeps”as follows: 8 - 8 - 5 - 8.
If the sensitivity was adjusted to
level 4, the sensor would give
“beeps”: 4 - 4 - 5 - 4.
Reset the Stove Alarm
to factory settings
Remove the Stove Alarm from the
installation plate. It gives
4 “beeps” ( ).
1. Remove the battery lid.
2. Press the button once.
3. Return the battery lid. The Stove
Alarm shall make a "beep".
4. Press and hold the button until
the three "beeps" are heard.
Release.
If three "beeps" cannot be heard,
something went wrong. Repeat
from Step 1. Return the Stove
Alarm to its installation plate and
press the button once.
“BEEP”“BEEP”“BEEP”
1
2
3
4
“BEEP”“BEEP”
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Checking sensitivity
Watch the lm:
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Factory settings
The installation is completed when the test has been passed.
The Stove Alarm will then give an alarm. This user manual, accessories
and stickers should be left with the product for future reference.
FUNCTION TEST
Test the Stove Alarm
Press the button shortly. The LED
indicator ashes green and the
Stove Alarm is now operational.
From now on, the Stove Alarm
alerts the user about poten-
tionally risky situations during
cooking.

INNOHOME OY
Itsehallintokuja 4
Polaris Business Park,
Castor House
FI-02600 Espoo, Finland
www.innohome.com
Warranty
This product has a 2 year manufacturer’s warranty that covers defects in material or workmanship, starting from the date of
purchase. This warranty does not aect your legal rights. The warranty covers use of the product in normal conditions in private
households and shared housing. The warranty is limited to the replacement or repair of faulty components. The warranty applies
only when the product is used according to instructions. It does not cover damage arising from misuse, improper handling, while
in transit, application of force, dust, dirt, water or other environmental factors, defects due to causes beyond control such as
lightning, abnormal voltage, acts of God, or from batteries. In case of a warranty claim, please contact the vendor for instructions.
Only authorised returns with a full description of the fault are accepted. After the warranty period, repairs may be charged and
are not always possible. Warranty claims do not extend the original warranty period and the warranty of the replacement parts
expires with the warranty of the product. Unless there is a statutory obligation, the manufacturer is not responsible for further
claims, including personal or material damages, arising from the use of the product or from non-functioning or mis-functioning
of the product.
Disposal
Proper disposal of this product helps to save valuable resources and prevent potentially harmful eects on the environment,
which may otherwise occur in the event of improper handling of waste. Dispose any used batteries at a hazardous waste collec-
tion site or recycling facility. Batteries contain toxic materials and therefore should never be placed in the trash. You may be able
to recycle or dispose button batteries at some electronics retailers – Please consult your local recycling and hazardous waste
guidelines. The battery needs to be removed before the Stove Alarm can be recycled.
Regulatory notice for FCC and ISED/ISDE
US: This device complies with Part 15, Subpart C of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation. The user that changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance require-
ments, a separation distance of at least 8" (20cm) must be maintained between the antenna of this device and all persons.
CAN: This product complies with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) license-exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) product may not cause harmful interference, and (2) product must ac-
cept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. To comply with RSS-102 RF exposure
compliance requirements, a separation distance of at least 8" (20cm) must be maintained between the antenna of this device
and all persons. This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio-noise emissions from digital apparatus as set
out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications.
CAN: Ce dispositif est conforme à la norme CNR d'Industrie Canada applicable aux appareils radio exempts de licence. Son
fonctionnement est sujet aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) le dispositif ne doit pas produire de brouillage préjudiciable, et (2) ce
dispositif doit accepter tout brouillage reçu, y compris un brouillage susceptible de provoquer un fonctionnement indésirable.
Ce produit a été testé et s’est avéré conforme aux limites d’exposition aux rayonnements établies par la FCC et ISDE pour un
environnement non contrôlé. Il respecte également les lignes directrices de la FCC en matière d’exposition aux radiofréquences
ainsi que la norme CNR-102 des règles d’ISDE relatives à l’exposition aux radiofréquences. Maintenir au moins 20cm à distance
pour la condition physique-garde. Cet appareil numérique ne dépasse pas les limites de la classe B pour les émissions radio bruit
des appareils numériques, tel qu'énoncé dans le Règlement sur le brouillage radioélectrique du ministère des Communications
du Canada.