The JKD-516-R is equipped with a smoke sensor to alert you to smoke, which may be caused by a fire and could result in death.
With network connectivity, this detector provides a high level of protection by linking multiple devices for faster notification in case of danger.
Key Features of the JKD-516-R
- Network Connectivity: Synchronizes alarms across all detectors in the system
- Photoelectric sensor: Reliable and certified to BDS/EN/ISO 14604
- Modern design and compact size
- Power Supply: Runs on 2 AA batteries
- Alarm: Audible and visual alarms
Where should you use a gas and smoke detector?
- In residential properties, including houses, apartments, and condominiums heated with wood and coal. Detectors should be placed near sleeping areas, as fires often start while people are asleep.
- Other rooms where fuel-burning appliances are used, such as furnaces, boilers, or water heaters. Detectors should be placed near these appliances to ensure nothing catches fire in the room.
- Campers, RVs, and yachts — Smoke detectors are essential in campers, RVs, and yachts, as they are all equipped with combustion-based heating appliances, stoves, cooktops, and, in some cases, internal combustion engine-powered generators.
What Is Network Connectivity?
Detectors with this functionality can connect to one another. If one of the detectors detects carbon monoxide, all devices in the network trigger an alarm. This provides a higher level of protection, especially in apartments and houses with multiple rooms.
Example: If the detector in the kitchen detects smoke, the alarms in the bedrooms will activate immediately, even if they are several floors away.
Isn’t it excessive for the detectors to go off everywhere?
Your life and property are more valuable than the possibility of an alarm waking you up or interrupting your favorite show.
Can I easily turn off the alarm?
Yes, you can silence each detector for 10 minutes by pressing the TEST button. This is enough time to check all rooms for the hazard.
About Smoke
Smoke is one of the greatest threats in a fire—it contains toxic gases that can cause loss of consciousness and suffocation in a matter of seconds. Inhaling smoke is the leading cause of death in fires, so detecting it early is crucial. This allows enough time for a safe evacuation.
Why is it dangerous?
- Suffocation – Smoke displaces oxygen in a room, leading to a lack of air and loss of consciousness
- Toxic gases – It contains deadly substances such as carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide, which block the transport of oxygen in the blood
- Reduced visibility – Thick smoke makes it difficult to orient oneself and evacuate during a fire
- High temperature – Hot smoke can burn the airways and cause serious damage to the lungs
Symptoms of Smoke Inhalation
| Smoke Level |
Description |
Symptoms |
| Mild smoke |
For example, smoke from a candle burning in a closed room. |
Mild irritation of the eyes, throat, and nose; possible mild cough. |
| Moderate smoke |
When there is an active fire in an adjacent room, but not in the room where you are. |
Difficulty breathing, dizziness, severe eye irritation. |
| Thick smoke |
Thick, black smoke, as if from burning furniture or an electrical appliance in the same room. |
Loss of orientation, severe difficulty breathing, possible loss of consciousness within minutes. |
Maintenance of the JKD-516-R
Gas detectors are factory-calibrated during manufacturing and do not require periodic calibration throughout their lifetime.
Recommended Maintenance:
- Cleaning: Clean the housing to ensure that dirt or dust does not block access to the sensors. Depending on the environment, cleaning should be performed once a month to once a week (for very dusty environments);
- Battery replacement: Check the batteries regularly to ensure optimal performance. Battery life ranges from 6 months to 2 years.
Other than what is mentioned above, the detector requires no other maintenance.
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