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Febris TH Operating instruction

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Symbols and explanations

📢 Warnings and important information about potential hazards or damage

💡 Important information required for smooth operation of the devices

Safety notes

📢 Please note:

Observe the safety instructions and installation instructions in the manual
and the assembly list.
Make sure that the installation environment complies with the prescribed
Field of application guidelines. Keep temperature and other limits
at any time.
The appliance may only be used in the areas specified in the technical specifications
be used.
The device may only be used for the described purpose.
Safety and functionality can no longer be guaranteed if the
Device is modified or extended.

📢 If the device is installed incorrectly

Could it not be working properly.
Could it be permanently damaged?
Could it pose a risk of injury.

📢 Please note:

Improper handling, e.g. improper mechanical stress, such as dropping the appliance, can result in damage.

📢 Please note:

Improper handling, e.g. improper mechanical stress, such as dropping the appliance, can result in damage.

Technical drawing

Description of important component

Recommended mounting methods

Type	Recommended accessories	Article number Sentinum	Producers
Screws (wall)	- Plug 3 - SPAX 3mm	-	-
Magnets	Nedoym magnets M4 female thread	-	-
Adhesive	Double-sided adhesive tape	-	-

Mounting accessories

Art. Number	Recommended accessories
Z-FEBR-MAG-NEO	Magnet set Febris Neodymium
Z-FEBR-SCREW	Magnet set APOQ Ferrite

Presets and limits

Limit values	Behaviour of LEDs	Buzzer behaviour when limit values are exceeded
0 - 1000ppm	LED green	Alarm: Two tones, first high, second low; sounds when changing to the green state, e.g. from 1200 to 800
1000ppm - 2000ppm	LED amber	Alarm: Two tones, first low, second high; sounds when changing to the orange state e.g. from 800 to 1200 or from 2200 to 800
>2000ppm	LED red	Alarm, siren, double thriller, sounds when changing to the red state, e.g. from 1800 to 2200

Assembly and preparation

💡 If the sensor is still easily accessible after installation, first mount the sensor and activate it after installation!

If the sensor is no longer accessible after installation, activate the sensor first and mount it after activation!

📢 Before mounting this method, make sure that the surface to which the sensor is to be screwed is flat, otherwise damage to the housing may occur.

Wall mounting with screws

Open the case at the snap closure (see arrow) and remove the top. The PCB is screwed into the top.
In step two, you will see the bottom of the sensor. For wall mounting you drill holes
into the concrete wall and attach a dowel. Recommended are M3,5 screws DIN7997. If you attach the sensor to wood, you can screw the screws directly into the wood. Once the dowels are fixed in the wall, thread the provided screws through the holes, as shown in step 2. Alternatively, the other two eyelets in the corner can also be used. Attach the bottom/back wall of the case to the desired object. For other fastening methods DIN7991 screws can also be used.
Place the top of the sensor on the attached bottom. Make sure the snap fastener snaps in. Pay attention to the correct mounting direction. The sensor should be mounted as in 3.

Magnetic mounting

Open the case at the snap closure (see arrow) and remove the top. The PCB is screwed into the top.
Insert the screws into the holes and connect them to the magnets.
Place the top of the sensor on the attached bottom. Make sure that:
the snap fastener locks in. Pay attention to the correct mounting direction.

Commissioning of the sensor

📢 Please note that when using knives or other sharp objects, the case or electronics may be damaged.

Open the sensor on the tab provided for this purpose (in the picture at the bottom). Use a sharp object carefully if necessary.
Insert the cells now To achieve the specified runtimes and the performance specified in the datasheets, the following primary cells are allowed:
1. For LoRaWAN® and mioty® sensors
  - Energizer® Ultimate Lithium Batteries – AA
  - VARTA ULTRA LITHIUM Mignon AA
2. For cellular sensors (NB-IoT)
  - Energizer® Ultimate Lithium Batteries – AA
  - VARTA ULTRA LITHIUM Mignon AA
  
  Each sensor requires 4 cells.
The sensor is now open. If you have a NB-IoT sensor and you want to insert your own SIM card, insert the SIM card now.
If the sensor is now open, press the switch to start the device. After flipping the switch, the sensor starts, the 3 LEDs on the front flash and you can hear a sound sequence. The sensor then performs a measurement. The LED light shows you the result.

NFC parameterization and position of the NFC tag

Activation takes place via an NFC app. A smartphone is required for this. The app can be downloaded from the respective app stores. Just search for “Sentinum LinQs” and download the LinQs app.
Locate the tag on the sensor first and then the reader on your device. The position of the NFC tag can be found in the following pictures.

Battery replacement

📢 Please note that when using knives or other sharp objects, the case or electronics may be damaged.

Open the sensor on the tab provided for this purpose (in the picture at the bottom). Use a sharp object carefully if necessary.
Now carefully remove the cells from the intended holder and insert the new cells. In order to achieve the specified runtimes and performance specified in the datasheets, the following primary cells are allowed:
1. For LoRaWAN® and mioty® sensors
  
  - Energizer® Ultimate Lithium Batteries – AA
  - VARTA ULTRA LITHIUM Mignon AA
  
  Each sensor requires 4 cells.

📢 If cells other than the recommended ones are used, performance and product safety may be negatively affected.

Revision Table - Dokumentenhistorie

Date	Description
01.01.2023	Compilation