Pyronix HIKVISION SMOKE-WE User manual

SMOKE-WE &HEAT-WE

INSTALLATION GUIDE

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GROWTH ACCELERATION WITH PYRONIX

REVENUE, KNOWLEDGE AND BRAND

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provides easy access to free support services that will help your business to thrive. To nd

out what GAP can oer your business, visit www.pyronix.com/uk/gap/

REVENUE

Harness the benets that superior services, upsell opportunities and an

ever-evolving product range oer, to continuously add value to your

business and your customers. Scan or click the QR code to nd out more.

KNOWLEDGE

We support you to learn more, so you know what every property needs,

what customers want and how to deliver it. And even when you need a

helping hand, we’re there for you. Scan or click the QR code to nd out

more.

BRAND

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you everything you need to develop your brand and reach new customers.

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out more.

CONVENTIONS

STANDARDS

BS 5839-6 Fire detection and re alarm systems for buildings Part 6: Code of practice for

the design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of re detection and re alarm

systems in domestic premises for the UK, will hereinafter be referred to as BS 5839-6.

DIAGRAMS

All diagrams in this manual are not to scale and are intended for illustrative and indicative

purposes only.

This colour denotes important components in diagrams and does not reect the

physical product.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

If you experience issues with the installation, please call our UK technical support team.

Alternatively if you do not require assistance straight away, you can always email the team

who will reply to you as soon as possible.

Our oce hours are: Monday to Friday 08:00 - 18:30.

0333 444 1280

cust[email protected]

Please note: In order to assist getting your issue resolved quickly, please have the software revision

of the equipment you are currently working with.

CONTENTS

Growth Acceleration with Pyronix iii

Conventions iv

Technical Support iv

Introduction 6

Specications 6

Dimensions & weight 6

Performance 6

Batteries 7

Installation & Location Advice 8

Where to Install 8

Where Not to Install 10

Fitting the Detector 11

Wireless Integration 12

Learning the Device to the System 12

Signal Strength Test 13

Battery Test 13

Maintenance 14

Battery Replacement 14

Testing the Devices 14

Taking Care of the Devices 15

Sensor Indications & Features 16

Standby Mode - Smoke & Heat 16

End of Life - Smoke & Heat 16

Alarm - Smoke 16

Alarm - Heat 17

Clean Me - Smoke 17

Low Sensitivity - Smoke 17

Sensor Low Battery - Smoke & Heat 18

Detector Trouble - Smoke 18

Detector Trouble - Heat 18

Rear Switch Feature - Smoke & Heat 19

Temporary Fault Mute Feature - Smoke & Heat 19

Fire Safety Advice 20

Warranty & Compliance 23

Battery Information 23

Product Information 23

Warranty & Compliance 23

INTRODUCTION

SMOKE DETECTOR

The SMOKE-WE is designed to sense smoke that comes into the sensing chamber and to

give early warning of developing res by alarming from its built-in piezo.

It does not sense gas, or ame.

HEAT DETECTOR

The HEAT-WE senses ambient temperature via a thermistor and provides an early warning

of developing res by alarming from its built-in piezo when the temperature rises above a

predened value.

It does not sense gas, or smoke.

Please note: These detectors can only provide pre-warning if they are located, installed, and

maintained properly as described in this guide.

SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT

SMOKE-WE HEAT-WE

Dimensions (Ø x D) 120 x 52.45mm 120 x 52.45mm

Weight (including battery) 183g 172g

PERFORMANCE

SMOKE-WE HEAT-WE

Detection Smoke only Heat only

Sensor low voltage alert 2.6 - 2.7VDC 2.6 - 2.7VDC

RF low voltage alert 2.5V +/- 5% @ 25C 2.5V +/- 5% @ 25C

SMOKE-WE HEAT-WE

Sensor standby | alarm current 25uA | 120mA 25uA | 120mA

Sound level 85dB/3M 85dB/3M

Visual indications Power, fault and alarm Power, fault and alarm

Transmission frequency 868MHz FM transceiver narrow band

Transmission method and range Fully encrypted rolling code, 300m

Operating temperature -10 - 50°C -10 - 50°C

Humidity 5 - 90% 5 - 90%

Heat alarm temperature N/A 57°C

Sensitivity range EN14604

0.105 ~ 0.165dB/m

EN54-5

Temp class: A2

Response time limits:

Lower | Upper - 29 | 46 mins

Increases by 1°C per min

Standards EN 14604 -

BATTERIES

SMOKE-WE & HEAT-WE

Sensing element

This part is powered by 2 x 1.5V, AA and are not replaceable. When they reach

the end of their life cycle, the whole unit will need replacing.

Life expectancy ~10 years.

Radio TX and RX

The radio component is powered by 1 x 3V, CR123A and can be replaced when

discharged. When this battery is low on charge, the unit will indicate to the control

panel it needs to be replaced with a new one.

Life expectancy ~2 years

INSTALLATION & LOCATION ADVICE

WHERE TO INSTALL

LOCATIONS IN THE HOME

Smoke detectors should be installed in accordance with the BS5839-6. These are Grade F1

and used for LD3 categories.

Minimum coverage is one detector installed on each oor in the property and one in each

section of the property with adjacent bedrooms.

For added protection, install a separate smoke detector in each separate room and exit

way, except the kitchen and rooms which emit steam, for example bathrooms and wet

rooms, as shown below in g I and II.

Minimum smoke protection

Added smoke protection

Heat sensor protection

NOT TO SCALE

Minimum smoke protection

Added smoke protection

Heat sensor protection

NOT TO SCALE

III NOT TO SCALE

Minimum smoke protection

Added smoke protection

Heat sensor protection

Locations for placing detectors

for single-oor homes with

adjacent bedrooms.

Locations for placing detectors

for single-oor homes with

spread out bedrooms.

Locations for placing detectors

for multi-oor homes.

For complete coverage in residential properties, smoke detectors should be installed

in all rooms, halls, storage areas, basements, and attics. Install a minimum of two in any

household.

USEFUL TIPS

• In hallways or corridors exceeding 7.5m in length, no point within the hallway or corridor

should exceed 7.5m from the nearest detector.

• Install a rst-oor smoke detector at the top of the ground-to-rst oor stairwell. Be sure

that no door or other obstruction blocks the path of smoke to the alarm.

CEILING, WALL AND PITCHED ROOF INSTALLATION

IV NOT TO SCALE

300mm300mm

VNOT TO SCALE

150mm

300mm

600mm

150mm

VI NOT TO SCALE

Ideally, the detector should be

located as central as possible.

The detector must be installed

at least 300mm from walls

or any light ttings as shown

in g IV.

If ceiling mounting is not

possible, when wall mounting

the top of the detector should

be 150 - 300mm from the

ceiling and at least 300mm

from any walls or objects as

shown in g V.

When siting a smoke detector

on a pitched ceiling, the centre

must be no more than 600mm

and a heat detector no more

than 150mm vertically below

the apex as shown in g VI.

Please note: If it is not possible to locate the smoke or heat detector at the required distance from

the apex on a pitched ceiling, it is considered a at ceiling and should be installed as g IV.

WHERE NOT TO INSTALL

GENERAL

Do not install...

• In environments where the ambient temperature can exceed 40°C or be below 0°C

• Where heat/steam could cause false alarms such as directly above ovens or kettles etc.

• On surfaces that are normally warmer or colder than the rest of the room (e.g. attic

hatches) as temperature dierences may stop smoke or heat from reaching the unit.

• In close proximity to anything that can create airows such as air conditioning units,

windows, vents or heaters.

• Anywhere that not easily accessible to silence false alarms or test/replace the battery.

• Near any objects that could cause electrical interference such as dimmer switches or

proximity readers.

• Within 1.5m of uorescent light ttings as the electrical noise or ickering may aect the

unit.

SMOKE DETECTORS

Do not install...

• In bathrooms, kitchens, shower rooms, garages or other rooms where the smoke alarm

may be triggered by steam, condensation, normal smoke or fumes.

• Within 6 metres from sources of normal smoke/fumes.

• Near very dusty or dirty areas. Build-up of dust or dirt in the chamber will impair

performance. It can also block the insect screen mesh and prevent smoke from entering

the chamber.

• In insect infested areas. Small insects getting into the smoke detector chamber can cause

intermittent alarms.

HEAT DETECTORS

Do not install...

• In, or close to bathrooms, shower rooms or other rooms where the unit may be triggered

by steam or condensation.

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