Description
The Smoking Detector is an intelligent security device designed for real-time monitoring of environmental smoke and fire prevention. It is equipped with a sophisticated optical sensor that can sensitively detect smoke particles in the air.
Once the smoke concentration exceeds the safe threshold, the device immediately triggers a high-decibel audible and visual alarm to alert people on-site of the danger. Some smart models also support networking capabilities, enabling remote notification of alarm information to users’ mobile devices.
Widely installed in smoke-free areas such as homes, hotels, and warehouses, it effectively mitigates fire risks caused by smoking and serves as a crucial safeguard for protecting lives and property.
Main Product Functions
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Selectable alarm voice prompts; custom client voice audio can be copied to the device via USB cable.
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Alarm sensitivity level is configurable and can be configured remotely for greater flexibility.
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Voice volume level is configurable.
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Features an air suction fan for faster response; can be configured to open or close.
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Alarm reset mode can be configured as automatic or manual mode to meet different needs.
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Alarm Modes: Platform, WeChat, Phone call, SMS.
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Optional RF433 wireless output, used to link with wireless sound and light alarms/strobes.
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Optional relay output, used to link with exhaust fans and other equipment.
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Full process voice prompts.
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4G Cat. 1 communication; can link with 4G NB IoT devices via the platform.
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Self-test function: Indicates various product operating statuses.
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Signal fault indication with the operation center.
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Local and remote signal strength indication.

Installation and Operation Instructions
The product is secured using two screws.
1. Installation Guidelines
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The device should be installed as close to the center of the area to be monitored as possible, in a location with good network signal quality to avoid voltage leakage.
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The installation location should be kept away from large metal objects or high-interference inductive equipment, and should also avoid obstacles such as moisture and dust.
The device should NOT be installed in the following locations:
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Kitchens, near water heaters, or in high-temperature areas.
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Areas with excessive dust, dirt, or where insects are present.
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Near stoves where it could be contaminated or exposed to high heat.
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Places where it could be obstructed by objects.
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When installing on slanted walls or ceilings, the alarm installation point must be at a minimum distance from the highest point.
2. Operation Instructions
A. Power-On and Self-Test
(Example based on full-feature version; configurations may vary)
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After powering on:
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The white indicator flashes once.
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The red indicator flashes once.
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The green indicator lights up.
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Voice prompt: “Device powering on, connecting to network.”
The device enters initialization, self-test, and network connection processes.
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If the device itself and its Cat.1 network communication are normal:
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The green indicator flashes, entering signal strength display mode.
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Voice playback announces signal quality.
Refer to the Status Display Reference Table for details.
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If a self-test issue is detected:
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The red indicator flashes, entering fault display mode.
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A voice prompt announces the specific fault.
Refer to the Status Display Reference Table for details.
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After the device successfully connects to the cloud platform:
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The blue indicator lights up, indicating normal operation mode.
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B. Device Parameter Configuration (via Remote Control)
Configure parameters after installation and initial self-test.
1. Alarm Sensitivity Level
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Sets sensitivity for smoke/dust detection.
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10 levels available (1–10).
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Use the “Sensitivity +” and “Sensitivity -” buttons.
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Level 10 = most sensitive.
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Level 0 = insensitive.
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Factory default: Level 6.
2. Alarm Voice Prompt Selection
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Cycle through different alarm voice prompts.
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Use “Previous Track” and “Next Track” buttons.
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Voice content depends on USB-loaded or factory default files.
3. Volume Setting
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4 levels: Mute / Low / Medium / High.
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Press the “Volume” button to cycle.
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Factory default: High.
4. Fan On/Off Setting
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Press the “Fan” button to toggle.
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The fan accelerates airflow for faster detection.
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May generate some noise.
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Factory default: Off.
5. Alarm Reset Mode
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Options: Auto Mode / Manual Mode.
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Press the “Mode” button to toggle.
Auto Mode:
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Automatically returns to monitoring after smoke/dust clears.
Manual Mode:
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Requires pressing the “Test/Reset” button on the remote or holding the device button for over 3 seconds.
Factory default: Auto Mode.
6. Device Power On/Off
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Press the “Power” button to toggle.
7. External Indicator On/Off
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Press the “Indicator” button to toggle.
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(Function currently unavailable.)
8. Test Alarm
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Initiates a test alarm without real smoke/dust.
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Press “Test/Reset” on the remote or device.
9. Alarm Mute/Silence
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During alarm, short press the device button to mute/cancel alarm sound.
C. Platform Parameter Configuration and Control
Some parameters can be set remotely via the platform.
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Set Alarm Sensitivity Level (10 levels, default 6).
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Cycle alarm voice prompts.
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Set Volume Level (Mute / Low / Medium / High).
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Set Fan On/Off.
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Set Alarm Reset Mode (Auto / Manual).
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Device Shutdown (restart via remote or repowering).
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Device Reboot (for troubleshooting).
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Data Upload Interval
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Unit: minutes
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Default: 120 min
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Range: 3–65535 min
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Set Over-Temperature Alarm Threshold
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Unit: °C
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Default: 57°C
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Range: 1–100°C
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Set Rapid Temperature Rise Alarm Threshold
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Unit: °C
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Default: 7°C
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Range: 1–100°C
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Over-Temperature Alarm Enable/Disable
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Default: Enabled
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Rapid Temperature Rise Alarm Enable/Disable
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Default: Enabled
Note: Temperature-related functions depend on the specific device model.
D. Function Testing
Alarms can be triggered via:
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Device button
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Remote control
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Smoke
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Dust
E. Voice File Management
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Connect the device to a computer using a data-capable USB cable.
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Drivers auto-install and a removable drive appears.
Inside the drive:
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Folder A: System language files (Do NOT delete).
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Folder B: Alarm voice files (Can be deleted or replaced).
After copying new alarm voice files:
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Safely eject the removable drive.
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Restart the device for changes to take effect.






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