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Smoke alarm devices
What is a smoke alarm device?
Smoke alarm devices or fire alarm devices are devices that trigger a timely alarm in the event of a fire in private houses and public buildings based on the level of smoke and/or heat development, thus saving lives. The use of these devices is already mandatory for new builds and building conversions in all federal states. In some cases, there are transitional regulations that apply to existing residences, meaning that these must also be equipped accordingly.
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Increased protection against false alarms.
Stay safe: the Gira Basic Q and Dual Q smoke alarm devices are designed to reliably detect the signs of a fire and to warn you ahead of time.
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Smoke alarm devices, item no. 2336 02, can be networked via cables (2x2x0.8 mm) or via the wireless module, item no. 2347 00.
If the smoke alarm device has triggered an alarm, this can be acknowledged by briefly pressing the function button. The alarm trigger must then immediately be found and rectified, otherwise another alarm will be triggered after 15 min.
A local smoke alarm is indicated by a loud intermittent tone and the flashing red light ring. The alarm device that triggers the alarm must always be found and acknowledged.
Smoke alarm devices must be installed in accordance with local regulations and user standard DIN 14676. Your fully trained smoke alarm device specialist can provide advice for planning the installation of these devices. We are happy to provide our system manual for information here.
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