Kupu Whakataki
The First Alert SMI105-AC Interconnect Hardwire Smoke Alarm with 10-Year Battery Backup utilizes First Alert's Precision Detection advanced sensing technology. This alarm is designed to meet new industry standards, reducing nuisance alarms from cooking while providing early warning in the event of a home fire emergency. Its interconnectivity feature allows multiple compatible alarms to sound simultaneously throughout your home. The integrated 10-year battery backup ensures continuous protection even during power outages.
Whakaahua: Mua view of the First Alert SMI105-AC smoke alarm, highlighting the 10-year battery backup feature.
Nga korero haumaru
- WHAKATŪPATO: This unit is locked with no serviceable parts. The backup battery is not replaceable. If power is interrupted and the backup battery is dead or missing, maintenance and testing must be performed as indicated below. Exposure to high or low temperature or high humidity may reduce battery life.
- NUI: This unit can only be interconnected with other compatible smoke, CO, and/or heat alarms up to a maximum limit of 18 total, of which 12 can be smoke alarms. Refer to the user's manual for detailed instructions.
- NUI: This smoke alarm contains a maximum of 1.0 microcuries (37KBQ) of Americium 241, a radioactive material distributed under U.S. NRC License No. 12-23809-01E and is made in compliance with U.S. NRC safety criteria in 10CFR32.27. The purchaser is exempt from any regulatory requirements.
Ihirangi mokete
Your First Alert SMI105-AC smoke alarm package should include the following items:
- Matohi Tuatahi SMI105-AC Wae Whakaoho Paoa
- Maunga Paetahi
- Wire Harness (Easy Adapter Plug)
- Whakaeke Tiu
- Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi
Image: The smoke alarm unit, mounting bracket, wire harness, and screws included in the package.
Tatūnga me te Tāuta
Follow these steps for proper installation of your First Alert SMI105-AC smoke alarm:
- Whakaweto Hiko: Before beginning any electrical work, ensure the power to the circuit where you will install the alarm is turned off at the main breaker.
- Tangohia te Pūoro Tawhito (mēnā e tika ana): Carefully remove any existing smoke alarm from its mounting bracket and disconnect its wiring.
- Tāuta Taiapa Whakapuru: Secure the new mounting bracket to the electrical box on your ceiling or wall using the provided screws.
- Tūhono Waea: Connect the wire harness from the alarm to your home's electrical wiring. Match black to line, white to neutral, and orange to interconnect (if connecting multiple alarms). Ensure all connections are secure.
- Activate Battery Backup: Remove the clear plastic pull tab from the side of the alarm to activate the internal 10-year battery backup.
- Āpiti Wae Whakaoho: Align the smoke alarm unit with the mounting bracket and twist clockwise until it locks securely into place.
- Whakaora i te Mana: Whakakāhia anō te hiko i te pūwāhi matua.
- Pūoho Whakamātau: Press and hold the 'Test/Silence' button on the front of the alarm until it sounds. This confirms proper operation.
Image: A man installing the First Alert SMI105-AC smoke alarm on a ceiling, demonstrating the hardwire connection process.
Video: SMI105-AC Overview Video. This video provides an overview of the First Alert SMI105-AC smoke alarm, highlighting its features, installation process, and testing procedures.
Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere
The First Alert SMI105-AC smoke alarm is designed for simple operation and clear alerts:
- Patene Whakamatau/Wahangu: Press the large button on the front of the alarm to test its functionality. If the alarm is sounding due to a non-emergency (e.g., cooking smoke), pressing this button will temporarily silence it.
- Alarm Guide:
- 3 Pao: Indicates a smoke alarm.
- 3 Chirps every Minute: Indicates a malfunction. Replace the alarm.
- 5 Chirps every Minute, LED Flashes 2 sec on/2 sec off: Indicates low battery. Replace the alarm.
- 5 Chirps every Minute, 5 LED Flashes: Indicates end-of-life. Replace the alarm.
Image: A man testing the smoke alarm by pressing the test/silence button on the installed unit.
Te tiaki
Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and proper function of your smoke alarm:
- Te horoi: Gently vacuum or use clean compressed air to remove accumulated dust monthly. Avoid using water, cleaners, or solvents, as these may damage the unit.
- Whakamātautau: Press the test button after installation, weekly, and after cleaning to check all alarm functions.
- Whakakapinga: Replace the alarm unit at least every 10 years from the manufactured date. The alarm will provide an end-of-life warning (5 chirps every minute, 5 LED flashes) when it's time for replacement.
Raparongoā
If your smoke alarm is behaving unexpectedly, refer to the Alarm Guide in the Operating Instructions section for common alerts and their meanings. Ensure regular cleaning and testing are performed. If a malfunction or end-of-life warning persists, the unit should be replaced.
Whakatakotoranga
| Āhuahira | Taipitopito |
|---|---|
| Tau tauira | SMI105-AC |
| Puna Mana | Hardwire (120V AC ~ 60 Hz, 0.05A) with 10-Year Battery Backup |
| Momo Pūoko | Ionization (Precision Detection) |
| Paowa Tairongo | 0.95%/ft. obs ± 25% |
| Hunga Hua | 5.6"D x 5.6"W x 2"H |
| Taumaha Tūemi | 0.7 Pauna (11.2 hekere) |
| Te haumākū whakahaere | 10-95% RH |
| Kaihanga | Nohonga |
| UPC | 029054022615 |
| Nga Waahanga kei roto | Easy Adapter Plug |
Pūtāhui me te Tautoko
For customer service or warranty inquiries, please contact:
Rōpū Ratonga Kiritaki: 1-800-323-9005
Kaihanga: Resideo Technologies, Inc. me ona Hononga
Wāhi noho: 1301 Joe Battle, El Paso, TX, 79936 USA
Webpae: firstalert.com
