Bosch Twinguard manual

Bosch Twinguard
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manualBosch Twinguard
Twinguard Smoke Alarm
with air quality sensor
Instruction Manual
Bosch Smart Home

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General
BrandBosch
ModelTwinguard | 8 750 001 213
Productdetector
EAN4062321091019
LanguageEnglish
FiletypeUser manual (PDF)
Features
Detector typeCombi detector
InterconnectableYes
Wireless connectionYes
Product colorWhite
Maximum range100 m
Mounting typeSurface-mounted
Placement supportedHorizontal
Built-in speaker(s)Yes
LED indicatorsAlarm
Light alarmYes
False alarm protectionYes
International Protection (IP) codeIP20
Suitable for indoor useYes
Mobile app supportYes
Country of originChina
Power
Power sourceBattery
Battery technologyAlkaline
Battery voltage1.5 V
Number of batteries supported6
Compatible battery sizesAA
Weight & dimensions
Height138 mm
Depth41 mm
Width138 mm
Weight440 g
Packaging data
Package width181.5 mm
Package depth102.75 mm
Package height182 mm
Quantity per pack1 pc(s)
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)5 - 30 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)0 - 93 %
Ports & interfaces
Connectivity technologyWireless
Wi-FiYes
Wi-Fi frequency2.4 GHz
Packaging content
Mounting kitYes
Battery includedYes
Screws includedYes
Number of screws2
ManualYes
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What is the weight of the Bosch Twinguard?

The Bosch Twinguard has a weight of 440 g.

What is the height of the Bosch Twinguard?

The Bosch Twinguard has a height of 138 mm.

What is the width of the Bosch Twinguard?

The Bosch Twinguard has a width of 138 mm.

What is the depth of the Bosch Twinguard?

The Bosch Twinguard has a depth of 41 mm.

Is Bosch Twinguard interconnectable?

Yes, Bosch Twinguard is interconnectable. This means that multiple detectors can be connected and synchronized, providing enhanced safety and the ability to detect fires or gas leaks in multiple areas simultaneously.

Does Bosch Twinguard have a wireless connection?

Yes, Bosch Twinguard has a wireless connection. This allows the detector to connect to other devices or a central hub without the need for cabling, providing flexibility in installation and ease of use.

What is the maximum range of Bosch Twinguard?

The maximum range of Bosch Twinguard is 100 meters. This means that the detector can communicate wirelessly with other compatible devices within a range of 100 meters, providing reliable connectivity over a large area.

Can Bosch Twinguard be placed horizontally?

Yes, Bosch Twinguard supports horizontal placement. This allows the detector to be positioned in a variety of orientations, accommodating different installation needs and ensuring optimal coverage of the area.

Does Bosch Twinguard have a built-in speaker and alarm indicators?

Yes, Bosch Twinguard has a built-in speaker and LED indicators for alarms. This enables the detector to audibly alert users and visually indicate the presence of fire or gas, enhancing safety and providing immediate notifications.

How do I test the smoke detection functionality of the Bosch Twinguard detector?

To test the smoke detection functionality of the Bosch Twinguard detector, follow these steps: 1. Locate the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. It is located in the center of the device, at the height of the Bosch logo. 2. Briefly press the operating button. The alarm will sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip will flash red. The emergency lighting will also turn on. 3. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. It is recommended to test your Twinguard immediately after installation and every month thereafter. Additionally, the smoke alarm should be checked following every battery change and software update. If the described signals do not appear during the test, it indicates a faulty Smoke Alarm. In this case, please replace the product. Remember, initiating a test or muting an alarm using the operating button will deactivate fire detection for the next 10 minutes. If the test or mute is done using the app, detection will remain active. Please note that these instructions are specific to the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm.

Why is the LED on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm not turning on during an emergency?

If the LED on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is not turning on during an emergency, follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Check the power source: Ensure that the Smoke Alarm is properly connected to a power source. If it is battery-powered, make sure the batteries are correctly inserted and not depleted. If it is hardwired, verify that the electrical connections are secure. 2. Test the functionality: Perform a functional test by briefly pressing the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. During the test, the alarm should sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip should flash red. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. 3. Check for faults: If the alarm LED is not turning on during an emergency, it may indicate a fault. Inspect the Smoke Alarm for any visible damage or loose connections. If necessary, replace the faulty Smoke Alarm with a new one. Remember to test your Twinguard Smoke Alarm regularly, following installation, and after any battery changes or software updates. If the issue persists, contact Bosch customer support for further assistance.

How can I improve the air quality readings on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm?

To improve the air quality readings on the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm, you can follow these steps: 1. Ensure proper placement: Place the Twinguard Smoke Alarm in an area where it can accurately measure the air quality. Avoid placing it near sources of smoke, heat, or moisture, as these can affect the readings. 2. Maintain good ventilation: Ensure that the room where the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is installed has proper ventilation. Good airflow helps in maintaining better air quality and accurate readings. 3. Minimize sources of air pollution: Take steps to reduce sources of air pollution in your home. This can include avoiding smoking indoors, using natural cleaning products, and properly ventilating areas where pollutants may be present. 4. Regularly clean the sensor: Dust and debris can accumulate on the air quality sensor over time, affecting its accuracy. Clean the sensor periodically using a soft, dry cloth to remove any buildup. 5. Monitor and address air quality issues: Use the Bosch Smart Home app or other compatible devices to monitor the air quality readings from the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. If you notice consistently poor air quality, take steps to address the issue, such as improving ventilation or addressing potential sources of pollution. By following these steps, you can help improve the air quality readings on your Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm and ensure a safer and healthier environment in your home.

What should I do if the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is not detecting any smoke?

If the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is not detecting any smoke, you can try the following steps to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Check the power source: Ensure that the Smoke Alarm is properly connected to a power source. If it is battery-powered, make sure the batteries are correctly inserted and not depleted. If it is hardwired, verify that the electrical connections are secure. 2. Perform a functional test: Press the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm to initiate a functional test. During the test, the alarm should sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip should flash red. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. 3. Clean the smoke detection chamber: Dust and debris can accumulate in the smoke detection chamber, affecting its sensitivity. Use a soft, dry cloth to gently clean the chamber and remove any buildup. 4. Ensure proper placement: Make sure the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is installed in an appropriate location. It should be placed on the ceiling or high on a wall, away from obstructions. Avoid placing it near vents, fans, or areas with high airflow, as this can interfere with smoke detection. 5. Test with smoke source: If the above steps do not resolve the issue, you can test the smoke detection functionality by introducing a controlled source of smoke, such as a smoke detector test spray, near the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. Follow the instructions provided with the test spray and observe if the Smoke Alarm detects the smoke. If the issue persists after following these steps, it may indicate a faulty Smoke Alarm. In this case, it is recommended to replace the product.

Why is the Twinguard Smoke Alarm giving false alarms for smoke detection?

False alarms for smoke detection on the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm can occur due to various reasons. Here are some possible causes and troubleshooting steps: 1. Test the functionality: Perform a functional test by briefly pressing the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. During the test, the alarm should sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip should flash red. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. 2. Check for environmental factors: False alarms can be triggered by environmental factors such as steam, cooking fumes, or high humidity. Ensure that the Smoke Alarm is not installed near sources of steam or excessive moisture, such as bathrooms or kitchens. 3. Clean the smoke detection chamber: Dust and debris can accumulate in the smoke detection chamber, leading to false alarms. Use a soft, dry cloth to gently clean the chamber and remove any buildup. 4. Avoid aerosols and strong air currents: Avoid using aerosol sprays or creating strong air currents near the Smoke Alarm, as these can interfere with smoke detection and potentially trigger false alarms. 5. Check for interference: Other electronic devices or wireless signals in close proximity to the Smoke Alarm can cause interference and false alarms. Ensure that there are no devices or signals that may be interfering with the Smoke Alarm's operation. If the issue persists after following these steps, it is recommended to contact Bosch customer support for further assistance.

How do I test the smoke detection functionality of the Bosch Twinguard detector?

To test the smoke detection functionality of the Bosch Twinguard detector, follow these steps: 1. Locate the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. It is located in the center of the device, at the height of the Bosch logo. 2. Briefly press the operating button. The alarm will sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip will flash red. The emergency lighting will also turn on. 3. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. It is recommended to test your Twinguard immediately after installation and every month thereafter. Additionally, the smoke alarm should be checked following every battery change and software update. If the described signals do not appear during the test, it indicates a faulty Smoke Alarm. In this case, please replace the product. Remember, initiating a test or muting an alarm using the operating button will deactivate fire detection for the next 10 minutes. If the test or mute is done using the app, detection will remain active. Please note that these instructions are specific to the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm.

Why is the LED on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm not turning on during an emergency?

If the LED on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is not turning on during an emergency, follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Check the power source: Ensure that the Smoke Alarm is properly connected to a power source. If it is battery-powered, make sure the batteries are correctly inserted and not depleted. If it is hardwired, verify that the power supply is functioning correctly. 2. Test the functionality: Perform a functional test by briefly pressing the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. During the test, the alarm should sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip should flash red. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. 3. Check for faults: If the alarm LED is not turning on during an emergency, it may indicate a fault. Inspect the Smoke Alarm for any visible damage or loose connections. If necessary, replace the product. Remember, initiating a test or muting an alarm using the operating button will deactivate fire detection for the next 10 minutes. If the test or mute is done using the app, detection will remain active. Please note that these troubleshooting steps are specific to the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm.

How can I improve the air quality readings on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm?

To improve the air quality readings on the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm, you can follow these steps: 1. Ensure proper placement: Place the Twinguard Smoke Alarm in an area where it can accurately measure the air quality. Avoid placing it near sources of smoke, heat, or moisture, as these can affect the readings. 2. Maintain good ventilation: Ensure that the room where the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is installed has proper ventilation. Good airflow helps in maintaining better air quality and accurate readings. 3. Minimize sources of air pollution: Take steps to reduce sources of air pollution in your home. This can include avoiding smoking indoors, using natural cleaning products, and properly ventilating areas where pollutants may be present. 4. Regularly clean the sensor: Dust and debris can affect the accuracy of the air quality sensor. Clean the sensor periodically using a soft, dry cloth to remove any buildup. 5. Monitor and address air quality issues: Use the Bosch Smart Home app or other compatible devices to monitor the air quality readings provided by the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. If you notice consistently poor air quality, take steps to address the issue, such as improving ventilation or addressing potential sources of pollution. By following these steps, you can help improve the air quality readings on your Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm and ensure a safer and healthier environment in your home.

What should I do if the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is not detecting smoke?

If the Twinguard Smoke Alarm is not detecting smoke, you can follow these steps to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Check the power source: Ensure that the Smoke Alarm is properly connected to a power source. If it is battery-powered, make sure the batteries are correctly inserted and not depleted. If it is hardwired, verify that the power supply is functioning correctly. 2. Perform a functional test: Press the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. During the test, the alarm should sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip should flash red. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. 3. Ensure proper installation: Make sure the Smoke Alarm is installed in the correct location according to the manufacturer's instructions. It should be placed in an area where smoke is likely to be detected, such as near bedrooms or common areas. 4. Clean the smoke detection chamber: Dust and debris can accumulate in the smoke detection chamber, affecting its performance. Use a soft, dry cloth to gently clean the chamber and remove any buildup. 5. Replace the product if necessary: If the Smoke Alarm still does not detect smoke after following these steps, it may indicate a faulty unit. In this case, it is recommended to replace the product. Please note that these troubleshooting steps are specific to the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm.

Why is the Twinguard Smoke Alarm giving false alarms for smoke detection?

False alarms for smoke detection on the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm can occur due to various reasons. Here are some possible causes and troubleshooting steps: 1. Test the functionality: Perform a functional test by briefly pressing the operating button on the Twinguard Smoke Alarm. During the test, the alarm should sound three times at a reduced volume, and the alarm LED and the LED light strip should flash red. If the functional test is successful, the 360° LED light strip will light up blue for one second. 2. Check for environmental factors: False alarms can be triggered by environmental factors such as steam, cooking fumes, or high humidity. Ensure that the Smoke Alarm is not installed near sources of steam or in areas prone to high humidity. 3. Clean the smoke detection chamber: Dust and debris can accumulate in the smoke detection chamber, leading to false alarms. Clean the chamber using a soft, dry cloth to remove any buildup. 4. Avoid aerosols and strong air currents: Avoid using aerosol sprays or creating strong air currents near the Smoke Alarm, as these can interfere with the smoke detection process. 5. Update the firmware: Ensure that the Twinguard Smoke Alarm has the latest firmware installed. Check for firmware updates through the Bosch Smart Home app and follow the instructions to update if necessary. If the false alarms persist after following these steps, it is recommended to contact Bosch customer support for further assistance. Please note that these troubleshooting steps are specific to the Bosch Twinguard Smoke Alarm.

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