Perenio PECSS01 User manual

Installation and Operation Manual
for Perenio® PECSS01
Smoke Sensor
August, 2019


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Introduction
The Smoke Sensor is a device that provides for timely detection of visible smoke
particles in the area of installation. It can be used as a part of the Perenio Smart
Building Management System after being connected via the Control Gateway, or
as a standalone smoke alarm device.
The present Manual contains a detailed description of the Smoke Sensor, as well as
instructions for its installation and operation.
Copyrights
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Any eventual mentioning of other company names and equipment in the present
document is made solely for the purpose of clarifying and describing the device
operation and shall not infringe on the third party’s intellectual property rights.
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Responsibility and Technical Support
The present document is prepared in accordance with all necessary requirements and
contains detailed information on the device installation, configuration and control valid
as of the date of its issue.
Perenio IoT reserves the right to modify the device and make corrections or changes
to this document without prior notice of the User, and shall not be responsible for any
potential negative consequences which may arise from the use of an outdated version
of the document, as well as for any possible technical and/or typographical errors,
either omitted or accidental, or any related damage that may result from the document
transfer or the use of devices.
Perenio IoT shall make no guarantee with respect to any data contained herein
including but not limited to the device merchantability and fitness for a particular
purpose.
For any technical issues, please contact your local Perenio IoT representative or the
Tech Support Department at perenio.com.
The most common problems may be found in Section 7 of the present document and
at perenio.com where you can also download the latest version of this Installation
and Operation Manual.
Manufacturer:
Perenio IoT spol s r.o.
Na Dlouhem 79, Ricany –Jazlovice 251 01, Czech Republic
perenio.com

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Conformance to Standards
The device is CE certified and complies with requirements of the
following Directives of the European Union:
2014/53/EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED);
2004/30/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive.
The device has passed all procedures of assessments established
in Technical Regulations of the Customs Union and conforms with
standards of the Customs Union
The device complies with the requirements of Restriction of the Use
of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electronic and Electrical
Equipment (2011/65/EU Directive)
The device complies with the requirements to the level of
electromagnetic interference by the Federal Communications
Commission
The national conformity mark of the Ukraine indicating that the
device meets requirements of all applicable technical regulations
The device and supplied batteries must not be disposed of as a
household waste in accordance with the Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment Directive (2002/96/EC)
For the purpose of protection of the environment and human
health, both the device and batteries must be disposed of in
accordance with approved instructions on safe disposal. For more
information on proper disposal, please contact your device supplier
or local authorities responsible for waste management
Details on available Certificates are specified in Section 6 of the present document.
For copies of Certificates and Reports, please visit a corresponding Section at
perenio.com.

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Table of Contents
Introduction .................................................................................................. 3
Copyrights..................................................................................................... 3
Responsibility and Technical Support.................................................................4
Conformance to Standards...............................................................................5
Table of Contents ........................................................................................... 6
1 General Description and Specifications............................................................8
1.1 General Purpose..................................................................................... 8
1.2 Technical Specification .......................................................................... 10
1.3 Scope of Delivery ................................................................................. 11
1.4 Packaging and Labelling ........................................................................ 12
1.5 Safe Operation Rules ............................................................................ 12
1.6 Standalone Operation of Perenio® Sensors.............................................. 13
2 Installation and Setup ................................................................................ 14
2.1 First Installation and Configuration ......................................................... 15
2.2 Changing the Room or Location for the Sensor ......................................... 19
2.3 History and Push-Notifications................................................................ 20
2.4 Battery Replacement ............................................................................ 21
3 Maintenance and Repair.............................................................................. 22
4 Warranty Obligations.................................................................................. 23
5 Storage, Transportation and Disposal of Devices ............................................ 26
6 Other Information...................................................................................... 27
7 Troubleshooting......................................................................................... 29
8 Glossary................................................................................................... 30
Figures and Tables
Figure 1 –Smoke Sensor Exterior.....................................................................8
Figure 2 –Buttons and Indicators .....................................................................9
Figure 3 –Scope of Supply ............................................................................ 11
Figure 4 –Installation of the Smoke Sensor on a flat and sloping ceiling .............. 16

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Figure 5 –Fastening of the Smoke Sensor on screws or the 3M tape ....................16
Figure 6 –Disassembling the mounting bracket from the Smoke Sensor ...............17
Figure 7 –Add new device (Sensor) procedure..................................................19
Figure 8 –Positioning of the battery in the Smoke Sensor...................................21
Table 1 –Basic Technical Specifications of the Smoke Sensor..............................10
Table 2 –Typical Errors and Troubleshooting Methods........................................29
Connection to the Perenio Smart Mobile App
A. SWITCHING ON AND INSTALLATION OF THE PECSS01 SMOKE SENSOR............15
B. LOGIN TO THE EXISTING USER ACCOUNT ....................................................17
C. CONNECTION OF THE SMOKE SENSOR TO THE CONTROL GATEWAY ................18

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1 General Description and Specifications
1.1 General Purpose
The Perenio® PECSS01 Photoelectric Sensor is a ZigBee-based device intended to
detect visible smoke particles (flameless stage). It is used as part of the Perenio
Smart Building Management System and provides for timely alert in the event of
smoke in the room.
The principle of operation is based on the Sensor triggering in the case of IR light
scattering when visible smoke particles enter the detector area, which increases the
accuracy of ignition source detection.
NOTE. The Smoke Sensor is NOT intended to detect gas, flame and high
temperatures, as well as to extinguish fire.
The PECSS01 Smoke Sensor has a number of distinctive features, namely:
High alarm level (up to 85 dB/3 m);
Timely detection of smoke in a room;
iOS and Android smartphone compatibility;
Support of ZigBee;
Ultra-low power consumption (up to 3 years of operation with one battery);
Impact- and heat-resistant casing material;
Installation using 3M Tape or screws;
Standalone operation;
Small size and stylish design.
Figure 1 –Smoke Sensor Exterior

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Figure 2 –Buttons and Indicators
Buttons, Ports and Indicators
Test Button/
Indicator
When pressed once, the beep sounds in the standby mode
(It is used to check normal operation of the device). It is
also used as the Sensor status indicator
Smoke Detector
The smoke catching section of the Sensor
Mounting Bracket
It is designed for mounting the Smoke Sensor on screws
(Mounting holes available) or the 3M Tape (Attached to the
base of the bracket)
Reset Button
It is used to reset Smoke Sensor settings, as well as for
the Smoke Sensor to be detected by the Control Gateway
Siren
A signaling device that emits sound in the case of smoke
in the room
ATTENTION! All Products and the Mobile Application of the Company (including
any future software and hardware whether in-house or third-party developed) are
not intended for emergency responses and cannot be used as fire-extinguishing
equipment and/or for emergency intervention, including but not limited to fires,
flooding, gas leaks or explosions, burglary and theft, as well as natural disasters
and other force majeure circumstances leading to damage and/or losses incurred
by the Client or caused to their estates, personal property and/or other products,
devices, personal data and privacy.
Smoke
Detector
Test Button/
Indicator
Reset
Button
Mounting
Bracket
Siren

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1.2 Technical Specification
Table 1 –Basic Technical Specifications of the Smoke Sensor
Parameter
Value
Item Number
PECSS01
Microprocessor
Silicon Labs EM3586 (ZigBee IC)
Communication
Technology
ZigBee 3.0 (IEEE 802.15.4)
Operating Frequency
2.4-2.5 GHz
Connection Radius
up to 40 meters (open area)
ZigBee Antenna
Type: Built-in
Transmitting Power: -26 dBm to +8 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity: -102 dBm
Antenna Gain: 0.5 dBi
Repeater: N/A
Alarm Indication
Red LED
Alarm Type
Siren, light indication
Alarm Level
up to 85 dB (at a distance of 3 meters)
Sensitivity
0.089-0.25 dB/m
Standalone Operation
Available
Power Type
CR123A Battery (1500 mAh, 3V), 1 pc.
Power Consumption
Standby Mode: not more than 0.01 mA
Alarm Mode: not more than 60 mA
Battery Level
Yes (Available in the Mobile App)
Operating Temperature
0°C to +50°C
Operating Humidity
1% to 95% (non-condensing)
Storage Temperature
-10°C to +50°C
Storage Humidity
1% to 95% (non-condensing)
Installation
On a flat surface (Screws, 3M Tape).
For indoor installation only.

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Parameter
Value
Casing Material
ABS/PC
Color
White
Dimensions (L x W x H)
60 mm x 60 mm x 49.2 mm
Weight
49.7 g (70.2 g with accessories)
Warranty Period
24 months
Service Life
24 months
Certification
CE, EAC, RoHS, UA.TR
1.3 Scope of Delivery
The following items and accessories are supplied within the Perenio® PECSS01
Smoke Sensor package:
1. PECSS01 Smoke Sensor (1 pc.)
2. Battery (CR123A) (1 pc.)
3. Screws and dowels (1 set)
4. Reset pin (1 pc.)
5. 3M tape (1 pc.)
6. Quick Start Guide (1 pc.)
7. Warranty Card (1 pc.)
8. Sticker (1 pc.)
1
2
3
4
5
Figure 3 –Scope of Supply*
*Images of accessories are provided for informational purposes only

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1.4 Packaging and Labelling
The Perenio® PECSS01 Smoke Sensor is supplied in an individual blister package
of 171 x 126 x 57 mm (L x W x H) containing the full name and marking of the device,
the list of accessories provided and basic technical specifications thereof, as well as
the date of manufacture and information about the Manufacturer of devices.
Weights of the blister package are as follows:
Net weight: 70 g;
Gross weight: 110 g.
1.5 Safe Operation Rules
For the proper and safe operation of Perenio® Sensors, follow the instructions and
safety procedures described in the present Manual. The Manufacturer shall not be
liable for any damage caused as a result of improper operation of devices.
Safe Operation Conditions
Below see the rules to be followed by all Users of the Smoke Sensor:
1. The device shall be installed indoors only.
2. Do not install the Sensor in rooms with high level of humidity, insects, dust
and/or grease, as well as near air conditioners, ceiling fans and extract
systems, including heaters and fluorescent lamps.
3. Avoid installing the Sensor in the kitchen, garage, boiler room, etc., as they
are subject to the accumulation of combustion products.
4. The Users shall observe storage/transportation conditions, as well as the
operating temperature mode of the device as declared by the Manufacturer.
5. The Users shall observe recommendations on ceiling installation (See Figure 4).
6. The User must not disassemble or attempt to repair the device on their own.
7. The User must not drop, throw or bend the device.
8. In order to avoid personal injury, it shall not be allowed to use the cracked or
in any other way damaged device.
9. Use dry cloth or cloth soaked in a small amount of water for cleaning (don’t
use harsh chemicals/cleaning agents). The device must be powered off before
cleaning.
10. Children shall not be allowed to use the device unsupervised and/or play with it.

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1.6 Standalone Operation of Perenio®Sensors
The Control Gateway in not necessarily required for all Perenio® Sensors in order to
alert Users on potentially dangerous situations.
So, the Smoke Sensor can operate as a standalone device, i.e. when it detects smoke
in a room, it will beep.
However, to receive notifications on a smartphone and run active scenarios, the User
must have an installed mobile app and an activated Control Gateway, as well as unite
the above devices in a system.

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2 Installation and Setup
Before installation, the User shall select one of the following possible locations and
mounting modes for the device:
On a horizontal surface (ceiling);
On a vertical surface (walls, furniture, etc.);
Using 3M mounting tape or screws.
The User shall also make sure that the selected location meets the following
requirements:
The selected location is a potential fire hazard area and it does not contain high
levels of vapor, dust and grease;
Flat and stable surface in the installation site of the Sensor.
NOTE. It is not recommended to install the device in areas with a high level of
noise and a high-frequency interference. Reinforced concrete floors may reduce
the distance of wireless signal transmission.
It is recommended to install the Smoke Sensor at a minimum distance from the
Control Gateway.
For installation of the Smoke Sensor using 3M tape (for example, on a ceiling), it is
necessary to prepare the surface as follows:
1. Wipe the surface of the Sensor to which the 3M tape will be attached with alcohol
and wait until it is dry.
2. Attach the 3M tape to the Sensor surface.
3. Make sure that the place of the Sensor installation is free from dust, dirt, etc.
4. Wipe the surface to which the 3M tape will be attached with alcohol and wait
until it is dry.
5. Attach the device in the place of installation using the 3M tape.
The entire process of setting-up the Sensor can be divided into several key stages:
Logging in to the User Account of the Perenio Smart Mobile App;
Checking for the availability of the CG connected to the mains and the Internet;
Connection of the Sensor to the Control Gateway.

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2.1 First Installation and Configuration
In order to connect the Smoke Sensor to the Control Gateway via the Perenio Smart
Mobile App, it is necessary to perform the following steps:
1. Unpack the Sensor and power it on (See par. Abelow).
2. Login in to the Perenio Smart Building Management System User Account
(See par. Bbelow).
3. Connect the Smoke Sensor to the Mobile App (See par. Cbelow).
4. Enter the desired Sensor name and select the Room of installation.
5. Install the Sensor in the selected room.
A. SWITCHING ON AND INSTALLATION OF THE PECSS01 SMOKE SENSOR:
To install the PECSS01 Smoke Sensor, follow steps below:
1. Unpack the device.
2. Select the installation place and method as follows:
a. Installation Place: On a flat/sloping ceiling or a suitable vertical surface;
b. Installation Method: Using the 3M tape or screws.
NOTE. When installing the Smoke Sensor on the ceiling, you should keep it at a
distance of at least 30 cm from lamps and decorations, as well as at a distance
of at least 15 cm from walls and corners (See Figure 4).
If the length of the room exceeds 9 meters, it is recommended to install two
Smoke Sensors (one on each side of the room).
Do not install the Sensor in rooms with high level of humidity, insects, dust and/or
grease, as well as near air conditioners and ceiling fans.
Replace the Smoke Sensor at least once every ten (10) years, even if it is not
damaged.

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4-a
4-b
Figure 4 –Installation of the Smoke Sensor on a flat and sloping ceiling
Flat Ceiling
Installation
(Figure 4-a)
It is recommended to install the Smoke Sensor in the
central part of the ceiling, since smoke, heat and
combustion products rise up first and then dissipate to
sides
Sloping Ceiling
Installation
(Figure 4-b)
It is recommended to install the Smoke Sensor at a
distance of 90 cm in a horizontal direction from the top of
the sloping ceiling
5-a
5-b
Figure 5 –Fastening of the Smoke Sensor on screws or the 3M tape
3. Disassemble the mounting bracket by turning it counterclockwise as shown in
Figure 6.
4. Mount the bracket in the required area using screws or glue it onto the 3M tape
supplied with the Smoke Sensor.
5. Switch on the Smoke Sensor by removing the battery isolation strip.
6. Reassemble the Smoke Sensor and the mounted bracket.
15 cm
15 cm
Installation Area
90 cm
Installation
Site
Top Center
Place for the
3M tape
Holes for
screws
Battery

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NOTE. If the LED starts flashing slowly after removal of the battery isolation strip,
you can immediately begin connecting it to the Control Gateway skipping Step d
of par. C. CONNECTION TO THE CONTROL GATEWAY, i.e. performing the reset.
Figure 6 –Disassembling the mounting bracket from the Smoke Sensor
After the above Steps 1-6 are successfully completed, the Smoke Sensor is considered
to be installed and ready for operation.
It is recommended to test the Smoke Sensor at least once a week. To do this, press
the Test Button (see Figure 2) until the signal sounds.
B. LOGIN TO THE EXISTING USER ACCOUNT
a. Enter your e-mail address and password in the login
screen.
b. Click on the LOG IN button.
NOTE. If the password was lost, the User can restore it by
clicking on a corresponding link on the screen.
To restore a forgotten password, use the e-mail address
linked to your User Account, to which instructions on
changing the password will be sent.

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C. CONNECTION TO THE CONTROL GATEWAY
a. Click on the “+” icon in the upper right corner of the
Devices tab, select “Add new device” and then the
“Smoke Sensor” device in the list;
b. Select the Control Gateway to which the Sensor shall
be connected (This screen will be displayed, only if
there are several Control Gateways activated in the
User Account).
NOTE. The Control Gateway must be connected to the
mains and the Internet, as well as activated in the Perenio
Smart App.
c. Start searching for Sensors;
d. If the LED flashes slowly after the first power on of
the device, proceed to the Step e, otherwise press
and hold the reset button until the LED Indicator
starts blinking. Wait for the LED to go out, then press
and hold the reset button again until it starts blinking.
NOTE. Several sensors may be connected to the Control
Gateway at once.
e. After successful connection, enter the Sensor’s name
and select the Room.
С.1. CONNECTION ERRORS
The connection failure of the device may occur due to one
of the following reasons:
a. The device is switched off or at a too long distance from
the Control Gateway (4.5 meters);
b. The Control Gateway is offline;
c. The LED Indicator was blinking before start of the
sensor connection (You should remove the sensor
battery and insert it back into the casing);
NOTE. To eliminate connection failures, follow instructions
specified on corresponding screens of the smartphone.

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The entire process of the Sensor connection in the Mobile App is shown below.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Figure 7 –Add new device (Sensor) procedure
2.2 Changing the Room or Location for the Sensor
When using the Sensor, it may be necessary to change its installation area. The
following options are possible:
1. Change the room/location (The CG remains the same) as follows:
a. Demount the Sensor and move it to another room;

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b. Make sure that the Sensor is at an allowable distance from the CG;
c. Install the Sensor in a new room (Use a new 3M tape, if required);
d. Change the Room in Sensor settings in the User Account.
2. Change the room/location (Connection to another CG is required) as follows:
a. Login in to the Perenio Smart app and select the Location where the
Sensor is activated;
b. In the “Devices”tab, select the required Sensor from the list and click on
the icon (Settings);
c. In the pop-up window, choose “Disconnect device”;
d. Demount the Sensor and move it to another room/building;
e. Make sure that the Sensor is at an allowable distance from the CG;
f. In the User Account, select the Location where you want to move the
Sensor;
g. Initiate the Sensor search by the Control Gateway through the Perenio
Smart application according to par. C. CONNECTION TO THE CONTROL
GATEWAY;
h. Install the Sensor in a new room (Use a new 3M tape, if required).
NOTE. The User can manually disconnect the Sensor from the Control Gateway.
To do this, press and hold the Reset button on the Sensor until the LED flashes
(It usually takes no more than 5 seconds).
To check that the Sensor was successfully disconnected, you should update the
list in the ‘Devices’tab (Pull the screen down until the progress icon appears and
the data is updated). If the sensor is disconnected, it will disappear from the list
of connected devices.
2.3 History and Push-Notifications
All notifications and other messages including changes in Perenio® device statuses
are displayed in the History tab. At the same time, the most important events are
shown online in the notification window ( ) in the User Account. Available types of
notifications are as follows:
Alarms (These are always received like push-notifications on a smartphone, as
well as recorded in the notification window and in the History tab in the Mobile
Application);
Important messages (These are recorded in the notification window in the
Armed Mode, as well as always recorded in the History tab);
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