LifeShield SDC1001 wireless sensor User Manual Manual

LifeShield, Inc. wireless sensor Manual

Manual

Siren Detector Model SDC1001
The Siren Detector must be mounted within3 inches from a Hazard Detector (smoke or fire or CO detector) using
double-faced adhesive or drywall anchors (provided). The Siren Detector attaches only one way to the mounting
plate. Orient mounting plate as shown below. Microphone holes must point towards the Hazard Detector.
Use your Console or LifeShield Android app to add the Siren Detector. Navigate to Sensors -> Add Sensor -> Siren
Detector.
1) When the prompt “Press button on Siren Detector” appears, insert the battery (with correct polarity) into
the Siren Detector within 30 seconds. If you previously inserted the battery, remove the battery, wait 10
seconds, then re-insert.
2) The system will “find” the Siren Detector. You will next be prompted to “Press button on Hazard
Detector”. You will have 90 seconds after the system finds the detector to complete the next 2 steps.
3) Attach the Siren Detector to the mounting plate being certain that the microphone holes are oriented
towards the Hazard Detector.
4) Press and hold the test button on your Hazard Detector long enough to cause the siren to sound. This is a
required test, and the Siren Detector must successfully hear the siren. The system will report “Siren
Detector Added” when complete.
5) You may edit the name. You must select the type of Hazard Detector associated with the Siren Detector
(fire, CO, or both).
The “Add” process will not complete if the test is not successful. If the test fails, remove the battery from the Siren
Detector and repeat the above process. The battery must be installed within 30 seconds of the prompt “Press button
on Siren Detector” and the Hazard Detector must be sounded within 90 seconds of the Siren Detector being found
by the system. If after a second attempt the Siren Detector is still not added to the system other likely causes are:
- Siren sound from the Hazard Detector is not loud enough because the Siren Detector is more than 3 inches
from the Hazard Detector
- Hazard Detector battery is low so the sound is not loud enough
- Hazard Detector is an older technology and is not compatible with the Siren Detector
Note battery
polarity, + on left
Mounting holes point
towards Hazard
Detector. Note text
orientation on base
Microphone holes
towards Hazard
Detector
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Siren Detectors operate in tandem with existing “Hazard Detectors” including smoke, fire or carbon mono xide
detectors. Siren Detectors are designed to monitor siren sounds coming from a nearby Hazard Detector. When it
detects the siren sound, the Siren Detector reports this event to your LifeShield system. If your system is actively
monitored and connected to an operating telecommunications circuit, the system will send a message to the
monitoring center ("Fire/Smoke" or "Both" setting - a fire alarm message will be sent, "Carbon Monoxide" - a
carbon monoxide message will be sent). Siren Detectors are designed for use only in residential homes, not
commercial or industrial applications. The LED lights when the Siren Detector is transmitting or a siren sound is
detected.
A SIREN DETECTOR DOES NOT DETECT HAZARDS SUCH AS FIRE, SMOKE, OR CARBON
MONOXIDE. INSTEAD, IT MONITORS FOR THE SOUND OF HAZARD DETECTOR SIRENS THAT
FEATURE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. ARE LOCATED WITHIN 3 INCHES OF THE SIREN
DETECTOR, 2. ARE MANUFACTURED IN THE LAST 10 YEARS IN ACCORDANCE WITH UL985
INDUSTRY STANDARDS, 3. CREATE SOUND VOLUME OF AT LEAST 85 DBA AT 10 FEET AT 3000
HZ, AND 4. SOUND FOR AT LEAST 20 CONTINUOUS SECONDS. MOST HAZARD DETECTORS LESS
THAN 10 YEARS OLD MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS.
THE SIREN DETECTOR MUST SUCCESSFULLY TEST WITH THE HAZARD DET ECTOR AT LEAST
TWICE PER YEAR. IF A SIREN DETECTOR DOES NOT SUCCESSFULLY RESPOND TO A HAZARD
DETECTOR SIREN DURING A TEST, IT MUST NOT BE RELIED UPON TO DETECT A SIREN
DURING AN ACTUAL HAZARD CONDITION. THE NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
RECOMMENDS REPLACING HAZARD DETECTORS OVER 10 YEARS OLD SINCE THE
ELECTRONICS MAY NO LONGER RELIABLY DETECT HAZARDS.
YOU MUST REPLACE HAZARD DETECTOR AND SIREN DETECTOR BATTERIES AT LEAST ONCE
PER YEAR. IMMEDIATELY REPLACE THE BATTERY ON ANY SIREN DETECTOR OR HAZARD
DETECTOR WHEN THE BATTERY IS LOW. SIREN AND HAZARD DETECTORS MAY NOT
OPERATE PROPERLY WHEN THE BATTERY IS LOW OR OLD.
IF HAZARD DETECTORS ARE INTERCONNECTED, ONE HAZARD DETECTOR MAY SOUND ITS
SIREN BASED UPON A SIGNAL RECEIVED FROM ANOTHER HAZARD DETECTOR. IN THIS
MANNER, ONE SIREN DETECTOR MAY MONITOR HAZARDS REPORTED BY MORE THAN ONE
HAZARD DETECTOR. TO DETERMINE INTERCONNECTION, PRESS AND HOLD THE TEST
BUTTON ON ONE HAZARD DETECTOR FOR AT LEAST 30 SECONDS. IF SIRENS ON OTHER
HAZARD DETECTORS SOUND DURING THIS TEST, THE HAZARD DETECTORS ARE
INTERCONNECTED. IF HAZARD DETECTORS ARE NOT INTERCONNECTED, A SIREN
DETECTOR IS REQUIRED FOR EACH HAZARD DETECTOR. TWO (2) INDIVIDUAL SIREN
DETECTORS MONITORING TWO SEPARATE HAZARD DETECTORS IS STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED.
After initial installation, testing the Siren Detector may cause a message to the monitoring center, resulting in an
emergency dispatch to your premises. To avoid this situation:
Option A. Temporarily disable monitoring prior to testing, under LifeView, Account Profile, Profile
Settings. Re-enable monitoring after testing is complete.
Option B. On the Console, put the system into "Sensor Test" mode (Utilities → System Test → Sensor
Test) prior to testing. The system will return to normal operation after testing is complete.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in
a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not in-stalled
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.
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trademark of LifeShield, Inc. US patents 7629880, 7532114, 7511614, 7495544, 7283048, 7202789, 7119658,
7091827, 7084756, 7079034, 7079020, 7057512, 7053764, 7042353,7023341, 7019639, 6888459.

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