FireAngel Mains Smoke Alarm - SW1-R

This FireAngel smoke alarm uses an optical smoke sensor, ideal for detecting slow-burning fires. I...

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This guide helps homeowners understand and effectively use the FireAngel Mains Smoke Alarm - SW1-R. It's designed for those who want reliable early warning against fires, especially slow-burning ones. The key benefit is its fast response time and ability to interconnect with other alarms for comprehensive home protection. A key caveat is that while it conforms to British Standards, additional measures may be needed to wake sleeping children.

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Model Part NumberSW1-R
BrandFireangel

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FAQs

How do I test the FireAngel SW1-R?

Press and hold the large central test button on the alarm. The alarm should sound.

How often should I test the alarm?

Test the alarm monthly.

What kind of battery does the alarm use?

The alarm uses a 9V battery as a backup power source.

How often should I replace the battery?

Replace the 9V battery annually or when the alarm indicates a low battery.

Can I install the alarm myself?

While the battery installation is straightforward, hardwiring the alarm should be performed by a qualified electrician.

How many alarms can I interconnect?

You can interconnect up to 12 FireAngel SW1 or HW1 mains alarms.

Where should I install the alarm?

Install the alarm on the ceiling in hallways, near bedrooms, and on each level of your home. Avoid kitchens and bathrooms.

What standards does this alarm comply with?

The alarm is certified to EN 14604:2005.

Troubleshooting

Alarm is beeping or chirping.

Replace the 9V battery immediately. The alarm is indicating a low battery.

Alarm is sounding without any smoke present.

Test the alarm using the test button. If it still sounds, check for dust or debris inside the alarm and clean it. If the problem persists, the alarm may be faulty and need replacing.

Alarm is not sounding when tested.

Check the power supply (mains and battery). If the power is good and the alarm still doesn't sound, the unit may be faulty and need replacing.

Other alarms are not triggering when one goes off.

Check the wiring connections between the interconnected alarms. Ensure that all alarms are compatible (SW1 or HW1) and wired correctly, according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Fast response to slow-burning fires.
  • Reliable mains power with battery backup for continuous protection.
  • Easy to test with a large, central button.
  • Interconnect feature expands protection throughout the home.
  • Complies with relevant safety standards.

Cons

  • May require additional measures to wake sleeping children.
  • Requires professional electrical installation for hardwiring.
  • Battery replacement needed periodically.
  • Limited to interconnecting with specific FireAngel models (SW1 or HW1).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Installation: The FireAngel SW1-R should be installed by a qualified electrician to ensure proper hardwiring and compliance with local regulations.
  2. Location: Install the alarm on the ceiling in hallways, near bedrooms, and on each level of your home. Avoid installing it in kitchens or bathrooms.
  3. Interconnection: Up to 12 FireAngel SW1 or HW1 alarms can be interconnected. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for hardwiring.
  4. Testing: Test the alarm monthly using the test button.
  5. Battery Replacement: Replace the 9V battery when the alarm indicates a low battery (usually a chirping sound).
  6. Cleaning: Dust the alarm regularly with a vacuum cleaner or soft cloth to prevent dust from interfering with the sensor.

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