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To test the smoke detector : Press the button on the detector until the alarm signal sounds, then release. The alarm buzzer sounds, and the red LED flashes several times a second. The detector is operational after 10 minutes If the test does not work, the detector has probably identified a malfunction. First of all, […]

Keep your cool Evacuate immediately, without taking anything with you, in accordance with the evacuation plan. Beware of heat and fumes. Remember to bend down, as the fresh air is close to the ground. Cover your nose and mouth with a wet cloth Close the door to the room on fire and the front door. […]

First familiarize yourself with your detector’s audible alarm. Prepare an evacuation plan Learn to recognize the exit route Practice evacuating your home quickly.

The detector must not be disposed of with household waste. The detector must be returned to an appropriate collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Observe state disposal laws. Warning: The detector contains a lithium battery. Do not burn, melt or incinerate the detector.    

TAPE adhesive fasteners are to be used exclusively with MOUNT and MOUNT+ bases. They are not supplied with the product, and are available as accessories. To secure the base to the wall or ceiling: Use a level to draw a 5 cm line on your wall. Position the base on the line with the “UP” […]

The MOUNT base can be installed on existing wall plugs to avoid drilling new holes in the support. Ideal for replacing smoke detectors of other brands. To secure the base to the wall or ceiling: Use a level to draw a 5 cm line on your wall. Position the base on the line with the […]

The QR Code gives you the following information: Detector type Serial number Date of manufacture

Measuring occupancy rates is essential for the smooth running of interior spaces. Measurements can be analyzed to make informed decisions: optimize space layout, identify under-used or overcrowded areas, and adjust resources according to actual needs. With NEXELEC presence sensors, you can maximize space efficiency, reduce costs and enhance the occupant experience.

Presence sensors contribute to energy savings by detecting the presence or absence of people in a space. This means that lighting, heating, ventilation and other systems can be automatically adjusted according to this detection. By reducing unnecessary energy consumption, NEXELEC presence sensors contribute to significant energy savings and lower energy costs.

A presence detector is a device that detects the presence of people in a given area for a defined period of time. NEXELEC presence sensors are designed to react quickly to movements and provide precise data on the actual occupancy level of spaces.

To reduce noise pollution, it is useful to implement corrective measures: Use quiet machines Soundproof premises or buildings Equip occupants with earplugs Create isolated areas for noisy calls or machines. NEXELEC noise and sound level sensors help reduce noise pollution in indoor spaces.

Generally speaking, at 80 dB and above, the danger threshold is considered to have been reached after 8 hours of noise exposure. Above 130 dB, any exposure to noise, even short-term, is considered highly harmful. NEXELEC noise sensors measure the sound environment in interior spaces, helping to ensure the well-being of occupants.