Preparation

1. Open the package and review the user manual.
   • Ensure you fully understand the product's features and installation instructions before proceeding. The manual provides detailed guidance for safe and effective use.
2. Identify areas prone to fire risks.
   • Select locations near outlets or power strips where there is a higher chance of electrical fires, such as in kitchens, offices, or near home appliances.

Installation

1. Attach the patch to the desired outlet or power strip.
   • The patch is designed to adhere securely to most surfaces. Make sure the surface is clean and dry for optimal adhesion.
2. Connect your electrical plugs to the patch.
   • The patch integrates seamlessly with your existing electrical setup. Once connected, it functions as a regular outlet while offering fire suppression capabilities.
3. Double-check the installation.
   • Ensure the patch is securely attached and that all electrical connections are stable and functioning as intended.

Operation

1. Automatic fire detection and suppression.
   • The patch is equipped with advanced thermal sensors that monitor the surrounding temperature. If the temperature exceeds a predetermined safety threshold, the patch is triggered to release fire-suppressing material.
2. Immediate response to flames.
   • The fire-suppressing agent is deployed directly at the source of the fire, extinguishing flames within seconds and preventing the fire from spreading.
3. No manual intervention required.
   • Once installed, the patch operates autonomously, providing a hands-free solution to fire safety.

Inspection and Maintenance

1. Regular inspections.
   • Check the patch periodically for any signs of wear, tear, or physical damage. A visual inspection every 3-6 months is recommended.
2. Replace used or damaged patches.
   • Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for replacement to ensure continuous protection. Used patches should be disposed of responsibly according to local regulations.
3. Ensure proper functionality.
   • Test the patch if your manufacturer provides a testing procedure. This ensures that it remains ready to activate in case of an emergency.