GS562A Hardwired Interconnected Smoke Detector with Test/Silence Button

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About GS562A

  • Wired interconnection:Up to 12 alarms can be connected. It is more accurate and stable than wireless interconnection.
  • Silent Mode:Press the test button once to silence a false alarm for about 8 minutes; press and hold for 2 seconds to run the weekly test.
  • Interconnection Test:Only one test button is needed for weekly testing, and the rest can be tested simultaneously.
  • 9V Battery Backup:Powered by 120V AC with a 9V backup battery. When AC power fails, the backup sounds the alarm for at least 4 minutes; with a weak battery, protection can last up to 7 days. A missing battery means the alarm cannot operate.
Model Number

GS562A

Power Source

AC 120V/60Hz with DC 9V battery backup

Certificate Authority

ETL

Alarm Volume

> 85dB(A) @ 10ft

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SITERWELL GS562A Rendering Video

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GS562A Installation Guide

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Frequently asked questions

Does the GS562A work during a power outage?

The GS562A runs on 120V AC with a 9V backup battery. When AC power fails, the backup can sound the alarm for at least 4 minutes. With a weak battery, the manual says protection may last up to 7 days; a missing battery means the unit cannot operate. These are backup limits, not 7 days of continuous alarm.

How many GS562A alarms can be interconnected?

Up to 12 compatible GS562A alarms can be interconnected on a single AC circuit. When one alarm detects smoke, all interconnected alarms sound. All units must be supplied from the same power circuit.

What wiring does the GS562A require?

It requires 120V AC line and neutral wiring plus a red interconnect wire. The manual specifies black for live, white for neutral and red for interconnect. Because this is line-voltage wiring, use a qualified electrician and follow local electrical codes.

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How often should I replace the GS562A backup battery?

The GS562A uses a replaceable 9V backup battery; the manual lists GP1604S and Eveready 1222. Replace it about once a year, and test the alarm weekly. A missing battery disables backup operation.

How do I test the GS562A?

Press the TEST/SILENCE button until the alarm sounds, once a week. All interconnected alarms should sound. If the unit does not alarm when power is restored, replace it.

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How do I silence a false alarm on the GS562A?

Press TEST/SILENCE on the initiating unit once to enter silence mode for about 8 minutes. The red LED confirms the silence status. Dense smoke overrides silence; never disconnect AC power to stop an alarm.

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Where should I install the GS562A?

Install it on the ceiling or wall in each bedroom, outside each sleeping area and on every level of the home. Keep it at least 6 feet from cooking and heating appliances. Do not use it in an RV or boat.

Will cooking smoke set off the GS562A?

It can. The photoelectric sensor responds to smoke particles, but frying or broiling smoke can still trigger it if the unit is too close to the kitchen. Keep it at least 6 feet from cooking appliances. Because the alarms are interconnected, a kitchen nuisance alarm may sound all linked units; press TEST/SILENCE on the initiating unit and ventilate.

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What should I do if the GS562A alarms?

Treat every alarm as a real fire. Get everyone outside, call 911, and stay out until firefighters say it is safe. Because the alarms are interconnected, all linked units may sound; check which unit has the red LED, but evacuate first. Do not remove the battery or re-enter to look for smoke.

What standard and listing does the GS562A have?

The manual cites UL 217 9th Edition and carries the Intertek listing number 5019856. Check the label and current manual for the current listing.

What does the warranty cover?

The manual states a 36-month warranty from the date of purchase. It covers material or production defects; keep your receipt for any claim.

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