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Wireless

Interlinked

Carbon

Monoxide

Alarm

This

user

manual

contains

important

information

regarding

the installation

and

operation

of

your

carbon

monoxide

alarm.

Please

take

a

few

minutes

to

thoroughly

read

this

manual

which

should

be

saved

for

future

reference.

If

you

are

installing

the

carbon

monoxide

alarm

for

use

by

others,

you

must

leave

this

manual—or

a

copy

of

it—with

the

end

user.

Introduction

This

device

is

a

battery-powered

wireless

interlinked

carbon

monoxide

(CO)

alarm

with

an

advanced

electrochemical

sensor

designed

for

domestic

use.

Please

note

that

this

device

does

not

detect

smoke,

heat,

flames,

or

any

hazardous

gas

other

than

carbon

monoxide,

even

though

carbon

monoxide

can

be

generated

by

fire.

For

this

reason,

you

must

install

smoke

alarms

to

provide

an

early

warning

of

fire

and

to

protect you and

your

family

from

fire

and

its

related

hazards.

A

WARNING

+

THE

INSTALLATION

OF

THE

APPARATUS

SHOULD

NOT

BE

USED

AS

A

SUBSTITUTE

FOR

PROPER

INSTALLATION,

USE

AND

MAINTENANCE

OF

FUEL-BURNING

APPLIANCES

INCLUDING

APPROPRIATE

VENTILATION

AND

EXHAUST

SYSTEMS.

+

THIS

APPARATUS

IS

TO

BE

INSTALLED

BY

A

COMPETENT

PERSON.

+

IT IS

NOT

TESTED

FOR

USE

IN

A

CARAVAN

OR

BOAT.

-01e

Package

Contents

1x

CO

Alarm

2

x

Screws

2

x

Anchor

Plugs

1

x

User

Manual

2

x

Carbon

Monoxide

Safety

Stickers

Product

Features

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LCD

Display----------/----4®-------

-

Buzzer

----------}----~

Test/Silence

Button

UVUUUU

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EU

LED

Indicator

(Red/Yellow/Green)

°02¢

“Battery

Status

Peak

Concentration

Indication

CO

Concentration

Test/Silence

Button

The

Test/Silence

button

is

used

to

test

the

unit's

electronics

and

to

silence

the

unit

during

an

alarm.

Short

press

the

test

button

and

you

will

hear

a

short

beep,

indicating

that

the

alarm

has

entered

the

test

mode.

Please

refer

to

the

“Alarm

Testing"

section

for

further

information.

The

alarm

goes

back

to

the

standby

mode

after

testing.

NOTE:

After

a

test

has

begun,

the

alarm

will

sound

and

the

LED

indicator

will

flash

red.

This

does

not

indicate

that

CO

is

present.

if

you

press

the

test

button

during

an

alarm

state,

the

unit

will

enter

the

silence

mode.

CO

Alarm

Levels

This

X-Sense

carbon

monoxide

alarm

is

programmed

to

sound

an

alarm

at

the

following

CO

concentrations

within

the

time

periods

listed:

°03e

Package

Contents

1x

CO

Alarm

2

x

Screws

2

x

Anchor

Plugs

1

x

User

Manual

2

x

Carbon

Monoxide

Safety

Stickers

Product

Features

oonagnnAnnanannnnana

LCD

Display----------/----4®-------

-

Buzzer

----------}----~

Test/Silence

Button

UVUUUU

UU

EU

LED

Indicator

(Red/Yellow/Green)

°02¢

“Battery

Status

Peak

Concentration

Indication

CO

Concentration

Test/Silence

Button

The

Test/Silence

button

is

used

to

test

the

unit's

electronics

and

to

silence

the

unit

during

an

alarm.

Short

press

the

test

button

and

you

will

hear

a

short

beep,

indicating

that

the

alarm

has

entered

the

test

mode.

Please

refer

to

the

“Alarm

Testing"

section

for

further

information.

The

alarm

goes

back

to

the

standby

mode

after

testing.

NOTE:

After

a

test

has

begun,

the

alarm

will

sound

and

the

LED

indicator

will

flash

red.

This

does

not

indicate

that

CO

is

present.

if

you

press

the

test

button

during

an

alarm

state,

the

unit

will

enter

the

silence

mode.

CO

Alarm

Levels

This

X-Sense

carbon

monoxide

alarm

is

programmed

to

sound

an

alarm

at

the

following

CO

concentrations

within

the

time

periods

listed:

°03e

70

ppm

for

60-240

minutes,

150

ppm

for

10-50

minutes,

and 400

ppm

for

4-15

minutes.

When

CO

is

detected

and

the

alarm

sounds,

the

CO

concentration

will

be

displayed

on the

LCD

and

a

blue

backlight

will

be

lit.

The

LED

indicator

will

flash

red

and

the

alarm

will

issue

4

short

beeps,

repeating

the

cycle

every

5.8

seconds.

CO

Concentration

and

Symptoms

The

table

below

shows

the

effects

of

different

levels

of

CO

poisoning

on the

body:

oC

100

Slight

headache,

nausea,

fatigue

(flu-like

symptoms).

200

Dizziness

and

headache

within

2-3

hours.

400

Nausea,

frontal

headache,

drowsiness,

confusion

and

rapid

heart

rate.

Risk

to

life

after

over

3

hours

of

exposure.

800

Severe

headaches,

convulsions,

vital

organ

failures.

Death

possible

within

2-3

hours.

°046

A

WARNING

THIS

DEVICE

IS

DESIGNED

TO

PROTECT

INDIVIDUALS

FROM

ACUTE

EFFECTS

OF

CARBON

MONOXIDE

EXPOSURE.

IT

MAY

NOT

FULLY

SAFEGUARD

INDIVIDUALS

WITH

SPECIFIC

MEDICAL

CONDITIONS.

IF

IN

DOUBT,

CONSULT

A

MEDICAL

PRACTITIONER.

Low-Battery

Warning

If

the

battery

is

low,

the

unit

will

chirp

once,

and

the

LED

indicator

will

flash

yellow

every

60

seconds

to

indicate

that

the

battery

needs

replacement.

If

you

press

the

test

button

when

there

is

a

low

battery,

the

low

battery

signal

will

temporarily

stop

for

10

hours.

End-of-Life

Indication

and

Hush

Control

Once

the

maximum

lifetime

of

the

alarm

(10

years)

is

reached,

the

alarm

will

beep

3

times

and

the

LED

indicator

will

flash

yellow

3

times

every

60

seconds.

This

end-of-life

signal

can

be

temporarily

silenced

for

22

hours

by

pressing

the

test

button.

This

end-of-life

silence

feature

can

only

be

used

for

a

total

of

30

days. After

30

days, the

end-of-life

signal

cannot

be

silenced.

During

this

end-of-life

silence

period,

your

alarm

will

continue

to

monitor

for

CO

and

provide

protection

as

usual.

To

help

identify the

date

to

replace

the

alarm,

write

down

the

date

of

first

operation

on the

dedicated

label,

located

on

the

side

of

the

alarm.

°05e¢

70

ppm

for

60-240

minutes,

150

ppm

for

10-50

minutes,

and 400

ppm

for

4-15

minutes.

When

CO

is

detected

and

the

alarm

sounds,

the

CO

concentration

will

be

displayed

on the

LCD

and

a

blue

backlight

will

be

lit.

The

LED

indicator

will

flash

red

and

the

alarm

will

issue

4

short

beeps,

repeating

the

cycle

every

5.8

seconds.

CO

Concentration

and

Symptoms

The

table

below

shows

the

effects

of

different

levels

of

CO

poisoning

on the

body:

oC

100

Slight

headache,

nausea,

fatigue

(flu-like

symptoms).

200

Dizziness

and

headache

within

2-3

hours.

400

Nausea,

frontal

headache,

drowsiness,

confusion

and

rapid

heart

rate.

Risk

to

life

after

over

3

hours

of

exposure.

800

Severe

headaches,

convulsions,

vital

organ

failures.

Death

possible

within

2-3

hours.

°046

A

WARNING

THIS

DEVICE

IS

DESIGNED

TO

PROTECT

INDIVIDUALS

FROM

ACUTE

EFFECTS

OF

CARBON

MONOXIDE

EXPOSURE.

IT

MAY

NOT

FULLY

SAFEGUARD

INDIVIDUALS

WITH

SPECIFIC

MEDICAL

CONDITIONS.

IF

IN

DOUBT,

CONSULT

A

MEDICAL

PRACTITIONER.

Low-Battery

Warning

If

the

battery

is

low,

the

unit

will

chirp

once,

and

the

LED

indicator

will

flash

yellow

every

60

seconds

to

indicate

that

the

battery

needs

replacement.

If

you

press

the

test

button

when

there

is

a

low

battery,

the

low

battery

signal

will

temporarily

stop

for

10

hours.

End-of-Life

Indication

and

Hush

Control

Once

the

maximum

lifetime

of

the

alarm

(10

years)

is

reached,

the

alarm

will

beep

3

times

and

the

LED

indicator

will

flash

yellow

3

times

every

60

seconds.

This

end-of-life

signal

can

be

temporarily

silenced

for

22

hours

by

pressing

the

test

button.

This

end-of-life

silence

feature

can

only

be

used

for

a

total

of

30

days. After

30

days, the

end-of-life

signal

cannot

be

silenced.

During

this

end-of-life

silence

period,

your

alarm

will

continue

to

monitor

for

CO

and

provide

protection

as

usual.

To

help

identify the

date

to

replace

the

alarm,

write

down

the

date

of

first

operation

on the

dedicated

label,

located

on

the

side

of

the

alarm.

°05e¢

How

to

Set

Up

and

Interconnect

Wireless

Alarms

All

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms contain

a

built-in

RF

module

that

enables

you

to

wirelessly

connect

2

or

more

interlinked

alarms and

create

an

interlinked

network.

When

one

unit

is

triggered,

all

interconnected

alarms

will

sound.

The

X-Sense

Link*

series

contain

wireless

interlinked

smoke

alarms,

wireless

interlinked

carbon

monoxide

alarms,

and

wireless

interlinked

smoke

and

carbon

monoxide

alarms.

This

model

is

designed

to

be

wirelessly

interlinked

with

other

X-Sense

Link*

alarms,

but

is

not

designed

to

communicate

with

wireless

interlinked

alarms

from

other

manufacturers.

The

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms

in

one

multi-pack

have

already

been

interconnected,

and

the

alarms

in

each

multi-pack

have

their

own

independent

interlinked

network.

If

you

have

more

than

one

multi-pack,

you

will

need

to

connect

them

all

to

the

same

network.

Choose

one

multi-pack

as

your

base

network

and

connect

the

other

multi-packs

to

it.

NOTE!

The

following

instructions

regarding

wireless

interconnection

are

applicable

to

the

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms

only.

How

to

Interconnect

1.

Make

sure

you

only

work

with

2

units

at

a

time,

and

make

sure

that

they

are

both

turned

on

to

ensure

successful

connection.

NOTE:

To

turn on

XCO1-WR,

pul

out

the

battery

insulating

film

from

the

battery

compartment.

To

learn

how

to

turn

on

different

models

of

wireless

interlinked

alarms,

please

refer

to

their

specific

user

manual

for

more

details.

°06¢

2.

Quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on

one

of

the

2

units

4

times;

it

will

beep

once

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

slowly,

indicating

it

has

entered

pairing

mode

and

is

waiting

for

a

new

unit

to

be

added.

Quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on the

other

unit

twice;

it

will

beep

once

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

rapidly,

indicating

it

is

searching

for

a

device

to

connect

to.

3,

After

the

search

is

successful

and

an

interconnected

group

is

created,

both

units

will

beep

once

and

automatically

exit

the

interconnection

mode.

At

this

point,

both

units

will

only

flash

once

60

seconds,

indicating

they

are

in

normal

standby

mode.

4.

If

you

want

to

connect

a

third

alarm

to

this

group,

first

activate

a

new

device

according

to

its

operating

instructions,

and

then

quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on either

of

the

2

previously

interconnected

units

4

times.

This

unit

will

beep

once,

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

slowly,

indicating

it

is

ready

to

add

a

new

device

to

the

network.

Next,

quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on

the

new

unit

twice,

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

rapidly

as

it

searches

for

a

network

to

connect

to.

After

the

third

unit

successfully

joins

the

interconnected

network,

both

units

will

beep

once

and

automatically

exit

the

interconnection

mode.

5.

If

you

want

to

connect more

units,

simply

repeat

step

4.

Up

to

24

alarms

can

be

interconnected

this

way.

To

ensure

that

all

alarms

enter

the

same

interlinked

network,

make

sure

you

only

work

with

2

units

at

a

time—one

unit

enters

the

pairing

mode

and

the

other

unit

enters

the

searching

mode.

°07¢

How

to

Set

Up

and

Interconnect

Wireless

Alarms

All

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms contain

a

built-in

RF

module

that

enables

you

to

wirelessly

connect

2

or

more

interlinked

alarms and

create

an

interlinked

network.

When

one

unit

is

triggered,

all

interconnected

alarms

will

sound.

The

X-Sense

Link*

series

contain

wireless

interlinked

smoke

alarms,

wireless

interlinked

carbon

monoxide

alarms,

and

wireless

interlinked

smoke

and

carbon

monoxide

alarms.

This

model

is

designed

to

be

wirelessly

interlinked

with

other

X-Sense

Link*

alarms,

but

is

not

designed

to

communicate

with

wireless

interlinked

alarms

from

other

manufacturers.

The

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms

in

one

multi-pack

have

already

been

interconnected,

and

the

alarms

in

each

multi-pack

have

their

own

independent

interlinked

network.

If

you

have

more

than

one

multi-pack,

you

will

need

to

connect

them

all

to

the

same

network.

Choose

one

multi-pack

as

your

base

network

and

connect

the

other

multi-packs

to

it.

NOTE!

The

following

instructions

regarding

wireless

interconnection

are

applicable

to

the

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms

only.

How

to

Interconnect

1.

Make

sure

you

only

work

with

2

units

at

a

time,

and

make

sure

that

they

are

both

turned

on

to

ensure

successful

connection.

NOTE:

To

turn on

XCO1-WR,

pul

out

the

battery

insulating

film

from

the

battery

compartment.

To

learn

how

to

turn

on

different

models

of

wireless

interlinked

alarms,

please

refer

to

their

specific

user

manual

for

more

details.

°06¢

2.

Quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on

one

of

the

2

units

4

times;

it

will

beep

once

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

slowly,

indicating

it

has

entered

pairing

mode

and

is

waiting

for

a

new

unit

to

be

added.

Quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on the

other

unit

twice;

it

will

beep

once

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

rapidly,

indicating

it

is

searching

for

a

device

to

connect

to.

3,

After

the

search

is

successful

and

an

interconnected

group

is

created,

both

units

will

beep

once

and

automatically

exit

the

interconnection

mode.

At

this

point,

both

units

will

only

flash

once

60

seconds,

indicating

they

are

in

normal

standby

mode.

4.

If

you

want

to

connect

a

third

alarm

to

this

group,

first

activate

a

new

device

according

to

its

operating

instructions,

and

then

quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on either

of

the

2

previously

interconnected

units

4

times.

This

unit

will

beep

once,

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

slowly,

indicating

it

is

ready

to

add

a

new

device

to

the

network.

Next,

quickly

press

the

test/silence

button

on

the

new

unit

twice,

and

the

LED

will

flash

red

rapidly

as

it

searches

for

a

network

to

connect

to.

After

the

third

unit

successfully

joins

the

interconnected

network,

both

units

will

beep

once

and

automatically

exit

the

interconnection

mode.

5.

If

you

want

to

connect more

units,

simply

repeat

step

4.

Up

to

24

alarms

can

be

interconnected

this

way.

To

ensure

that

all

alarms

enter

the

same

interlinked

network,

make

sure

you

only

work

with

2

units

at

a

time—one

unit

enters

the

pairing

mode

and

the

other

unit

enters

the

searching

mode.

°07¢

6.

Test

the

alarms

according

to

the

steps

in

the

section

“Alarm

Testing.”

NOTES

1.

The

alarm

will

enter

the

searching

mode

or

the

pairing

mode

for

60

seconds

with

the

LED

flashing

red.

After

60

seconds,

repeat

step

2

to

connect

the

alarms.

if

needed,

press

the

test/silence

button

once

while

the

alarm

is

in

the

searching

mode

or

the

pairing

Quickly

press

mode,

and

the

LED

will

stop

flashing

red

and

the

alarm

will

quit

the

pairing

mode

to

enter

normal

status.

eS

Quickly

press

2.

Test

all

wireless

alarms

to

ensure

they

are

interconnected

before

installation.

imes

. :

a

3.

A

maximum

of

24

wireless

alarms

can

be

interconnected

on

the

same

network.

QS]

\)

4.

The

model

can

only

be

interconnected

with

other

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms.

‘

Las

Quickly

press

Quickly

press

twice

twice

How

to

Disconnect

Press

the

Test/Silence

button

4

times;

the

alarm

will

beep

once.

Then,

hold

down

the

button

until

it

beeps

once

more

to

disconnect.

After

disconnecting,

it

can

be

reconnected

to

the

same

network,

or

added

to

a

new

network.

NOTE:

The

X-Sense

Link+

wireless

interlinked

alarms

in

one

multi-pack

have

already

been

interconnected.

To

create

anew

network,

you

will

first

need

to

disconnect

each

alarm

individually

in

this

multi-pack

to

avoid

having

them

all

join

the

same

network.

Hold

down

208

e¢

°

09

¢

6.

Test

the

alarms

according

to

the

steps

in

the

section

“Alarm

Testing.”

NOTES

1.

The

alarm

will

enter

the

searching

mode

or

the

pairing

mode

for

60

seconds

with

the

LED

flashing

red.

After

60

seconds,

repeat

step

2

to

connect

the

alarms.

if

needed,

press

the

test/silence

button

once

while

the

alarm

is

in

the

searching

mode

or

the

pairing

Quickly

press

mode,

and

the

LED

will

stop

flashing

red

and

the

alarm

will

quit

the

pairing

mode

to

enter

normal

status.

eS

Quickly

press

2.

Test

all

wireless

alarms

to

ensure

they

are

interconnected

before

installation.

imes

. :

a

3.

A

maximum

of

24

wireless

alarms

can

be

interconnected

on

the

same

network.

QS]

\)

4.

The

model

can

only

be

interconnected

with

other

X-Sense

Link*

wireless

interlinked

alarms.

‘

Las

Quickly

press

Quickly

press

twice

twice

How

to

Disconnect

Press

the

Test/Silence

button

4

times;

the

alarm

will

beep

once.

Then,

hold

down

the

button

until

it

beeps

once

more

to

disconnect.

After

disconnecting,

it

can

be

reconnected

to

the

same

network,

or

added

to

a

new

network.

NOTE:

The

X-Sense

Link+

wireless

interlinked

alarms

in

one

multi-pack

have

already

been

interconnected.

To

create

anew

network,

you

will

first

need

to

disconnect

each

alarm

individually

in

this

multi-pack

to

avoid

having

them

all

join

the

same

network.

Hold

down

208

e¢

°

09

¢