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HSI Fire and Safety Complete Smoke, Carbon Monoxide and Heat Detector
Testing Kit with Extension Poles
The Perfect Service & Maintenance Test Kit to Test Smoke, Heat and CO
Detectors
- Supplied with 28 feet of extension allowing one to test ceilings up to 32
feet high.
- UL / ULC Listed.
- Meets NFPA 72 and International
Fire Code Compliance.
- Versa-Test™ Dispenser Accepts Multiple Can Sizes.
- Versa-Poles™ are Durable, Lightweight, Non-Conductive
Fiberglass.
Supplied with:
- (1)
VT1 Enclosed Delivery Aerosol Dispenser.
- (1)
VP4X
Fiberglass 4 foot extension pole.
- (1)
VP8
Fiberglass 8 foot extension pole.
- (1)
VP16
Fiberglass 16 foot telescoping pole.
- (1)
VT694
heat detector tester kit.
- HC-94 Heat Detector Cup.
- HA-94 Heat Detector Adapter.
- VP- Adapter.
- (6) Heat Pads.
- (2) Saline Pillows.
- Saline Syringe.
- (1)
VTOD2 Open Delivery Non-Conductive Test Head.
- (1)
VTC02-S CO Sleeve.
- (1)
1490-1 can extension.
- Professional Equipment Bag
VT-B1.
- Manufacturers Lifetime Warranty on Parts.
Instructions for Use
- Remove bottom cup by screwing it counter clockwise.
- Snap fit aerosol can into the cusp with the nozzle up.
- Screw aerosol cup with can in place clockwise into base unit, until
aerosol is slightly released.
- Unscrew the cup counter clockwise approximately half a turn to eliminate
the pressure on nozzle.
- Insert yoke end of dispenser into end of Versa-Pole. For additional
reach add the VP4X Adapter to top of VP16 and insert dispenser into the
adapter.
- Placing the open end of chamber over the detector, ensure a tight seal
to the ceiling Press upwards on the pole to engage. Only slight upwards
pressure is required to release the appropriate amount of gas to activate
the alarm’s sensor.
- Remove chamber from alarm to clear the sensing chamber.
Download Users Manual (PDF format)