Smoke Alarms Photoelectric Smoke Alarm Flush Mount, 220-240 V a.c. Mains Power, w. 9 V d.c. Battery Backup
Item Number: 755PFM4
Smoke alarm for residential applications using photoelectric technology. Clipsal smoke alarms detects hazardous smoke and fire and provides warning to occupants in a home. The device can be interconnected with other 755 series smoke alarms. FireTek range. Main power source 240V a.c. 50Hz, secondary power source 9V d.c. battery with 1-year lifetime. Note: Requires installation by an appropriately licenced electrician.
Datasheet
Specifications
Design
Range
Product brand
Product or component type
Device application
Physical
Type of packing
Supply
[in] rated current
- 13 µA at 9 V, DC not in operation
- 40 mA at 9 V, DC operation
Function available
- local alarm
- hush function
- self-test of smoke detection
Control type
Local signalling
- sound: signal
- visual: LED (red) for warning and low battery
- visual: LED (green) for ON status
Connections - terminals
- screw terminal (line) - 2 x 1...3 x 2.5 mm²
- screw terminal (neutral) - 2 x 1...3 x 2.5 mm²
- screw terminal (earth loop) - 2 x 1...3 x 2.5 mm²
- screw terminal (interconnect) - 2 x 1...3 x 2.5 mm²
Type of installation
Device mounting
Mounting support
Fixing mode
Depth
Net weight
Ip degree of protection
Ambient air temperature for operation
Ambient air temperature for storage
Relative humidity
Product certifications
- RCM
- SAI
- Activfire
Standards
- ISO 8201
- AS 3786:2014
- AS/NZS 60950.1
- AS/NZS 60065
Mercury free
Rohs exemption information
Environmental disclosure
Reach regulation
China rohs regulation
Eu rohs directive
Material
Device composition
- 1 mounting base
- 1 dust protection foil
- 1 user guide
- 3 screws
- 1 sticker sheet
Material
Others
Legacy weee scope
Package 1 bare product quantity
Average percentage of recycled plastic content
Weee label
Weee applicability
Warranty duration(in months) bmecat
Electronic sensor type
[us] rated supply voltage
Battery type
Battery life
Output voltage limits
Type of alarms
Detection type
Technology type
Type of measurement
Number of devices
Noise level
Diameter
Projecting depth
Unit type of package 1
Number of units in package 1
Package 1 height
Package 1 width
Package 1 length
Package 1 weight
Green premium status for reporting
Total lifecycle carbon footprint
Carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase [a1 to a3]
Carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase [a1 to a3]
Carbon footprint of the distribution phase [a4]
Carbon footprint of the distribution phase [a4]
Carbon footprint of the installation phase [a5]
Carbon footprint of the installation phase [a5]
Carbon footprint of the use phase [b2, b3, b4, b6]
Carbon footprint of the use phase [b2, b3, b4, b6]
Sustainable packaging
Carbon footprint of the end-of-life phase [c1 to c4]
Carbon footprint of the end-of-life phase [c1 to c4]
Pvc free
Halogen-free status
Take-back
Product contributes to saved and avoided emissions
Removable battery
Total lifecycle carbon footprint
Average percentage of recycled metal content
Packaging made with recycled cardboard
Packaging without single use plastic
China rohs label
Halogen-free status
Pvc free
End of life manual availability
Take-back
Warranty (in months)
Documents & downloads
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All
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Product Brochures
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Installation Instruction
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End of Life Manual
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Environmental Disclosure
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Operating Manuals
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Certificates (MSDS)
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Declaration of Conformity (Sustainability)
PDL, 755 series smoke alarm specifications flyer
VERSION
1.0
DATE
25 Jul 2024
REVISION
1.0
Fire Tek and Wiser Smoke alarms - Photoelectric Smoke alarms
VERSION
1.0
DATE
25 Mar 2024
REVISION
1.0
Clipsal FireTek Flush-Mount Brochure for 755PFM4
VERSION
1.0
DATE
29 Sep 2023
REVISION
1.0
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes the smoke alarm to continuously beep ?
Hide ShowPlease follow the regular maintenance check to avoid this.
Vacuum the smoke alarms using a soft brush attachment-
Keeping your smoke alarm free of dust particles, dirt, kitchen grease or cobwebs will help you reduce false alarms and ensure any smoke can easily reach the internal sensing chamber.
Clean and wipe down around unit-
Clean around the smoke alarm unit and remove any insects or other contamination which may have occurred. Spray bug repellent on a cloth and wipe the ceiling around the smoke alarm to act as a future bug deterrent. Clean every 3-6 months to mitigate insect ingress.
ALWAYS TEST THE SMOKE ALARM AFTER CLEANING.
Attached is the Clipsal smoke alarm troubleshooting guide for more info.