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When does the alarm go off at the entrance of the hotel?

Hotel door alarm, you lit something in the room with a lighter, which caused the fire detector to detect smoke, so it will give an alarm, or you are curious to see if the fire detector will really respond, so you lit a cigarette and put it near the fire detector. Therefore, when the fire detector senses temperature and smoke, it will give an alarm.

1. The lock screw is loose. Solution: Tighten the door lock screw again, and use the fingerprint or password of the administrator to cancel the alarm.

2. If the battery is too low, the low voltage will give an alarm. Solution: Replace the battery with a new one.

3, the door is not closed, the solution: close the door again.

4. Accidentally touched the anti-pick alarm switch, and the solution: use the management finger to unlock the password.

5, battery low voltage alarm, need to replace the battery, so it will not affect the use.

Common faults of door locks and their solutions.

1, after locking the door, brush a valid card to open the door. The green light turns on and the red light turns off, but the green light flashes off, and the lock cannot be unlocked normally. Cause analysis: the battery is insufficient. Solution: Replace the battery with a new one.

2. When a valid card is swiped to open the door, the display status of the door lock is normal, but the door lock cannot be opened. Cause analysis: the door lock motor or gear lever is broken. Solution: Replace the battery or gear lever.

3. The handle outside the door lock cannot be turned. Cause analysis: the mechanical transmission shaft is stuck or the transmission top rod is not reset. Solution: Adjust the mechanical structure of the door lock.

Smoke detector is a fire-fighting device that must be installed in public places such as hotels. The principle is that the infrared beam of the infrared emission tube is scattered by smoke particles, and the intensity of the scattered light is directly proportional to the concentration of smoke, so the intensity of the infrared beam received by the photosensitive tube will change, and it will be converted into an electrical signal and eventually into an alarm signal.

Smoke detectors are suitable for places where there is a lot of smoke when there is a fire, but there is no smoke under normal circumstances, such as restaurants, hotels, teaching buildings, office buildings, computer rooms, communication rooms, stacks and archives rooms and other industrial and civil buildings.