Aico is very helpful in giving not only a comprehensive guide to the range they manufacture and sell, but also in helping both installers, contractors, and homeowners in siting the purchased Aico Fire Alarms!
The guide below is actually true not only for the Aico Smoke alarms or the Aico CO alarms but also for all kinds of smoke or CO alarms.
Some minimal distances need to be kept between the wall and the smoke alarm, between the appliances and the smoke alarms, etc.
Also, some certain dos and don'ts will definitely aid you in finding the perfect spot for installing the smoke or carbon monoxide alarm.
The most modern Aico products are highly useful in co-coordinating your carbon monoxide protection.
Aico Ei262 contains rechargeable lithium backup cells that are designed to have a ten-year life span.
They are capable of providing 4 weeks of CO operation without even having a mains power connection.
Where do I site the Aico Smoke Alarm?
Aico Smoke Alarms Siting - Do's and Dont's
Simple do's and don'ts that go along with the above advice regarding the Aico Smoke Alarms Siting.- DO - Fit the alarm on the ceiling;
- DO - fit the alarm centrally within the room/area it covers;
- DO - fit the alarm where it can be accessed(not directly above the stairs);
- DON'T - Fit the alarm directly next to or above heaters or vents.
Where do I site the Aico Carbon Monoxide Alarms?
Aico Carbon Monoxide Alarms Siting - Do's and Dont's
Simple do's and don'ts that go along with the above advice regarding the Aico CO(Carbon Monoxide) Alarms Siting.- DON'T - Fit in an enclosed space(like a cupboard, etc);
- DON'T - fit where it can be obstructed by something put on/around it;
- DON'T - fit directly above a sink;
- DON'T - fit next to a door or window;
- DON'T - fit next to an extractor fan or vent;
- DON'T - fit where it is damp or humid.
Another good resource for installing the Aico Domestic Smoke/Heat Alarms is the Electrical Contractor Advice section on the Aico website.