5x Interlinked Smoke Alarms | 10yr Battery | EN 14604
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Certifications:
- Compliance Standard: EN 14604
- Battery: 10 years lithium battery (non-replaceable)
- Wireless Interconnected: One sounds, the others all sound
- Pre-connected Set: Hassle-free of connection
- Remote Silence: Mute the alarm by an infrared remote control
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Connectivity: Connect up to 24 devices
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Feature: Meet the Scottish Fire Alarm Regulations - Easy DIY Kit.
Description
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Lower False Alarm
Wisualarm smoke detector chammer adopt the advanced split-spectrum technology, that highly reduced 99% false alarms from vapor and dust.
Lower False Alarm
Wisualarm smoke detector chammer adopt the advanced split-spectrum technology, that highly reduced 99% false alarms from vapor and dust.
Specification
Specification
| Product | Interlinked Smoke Alarm |
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| Battery Life | 10 Years |
| Collection Type | Smoke |
| Sensor Type | Photoelectric |
| Alarm Mode | Visual and audible alarm |
| Power Source | 3V CR123A lithium battery (non-replaceable) |
| Operating Current | Monitoring current: ≤ 15uA (avg.) Alarm current: ≤ 25mA (avg.) |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +55°C (+14°F to +131°F) |
| Operating Humidity | ≤ 95% RH (non condensing) |
| Maximum Number ofInterconnected Units | 24 pcs |
| Radio Signal Range | Up to 1000 m (3280.84 ft) in open air |
| Up to 1000 m (3280.84 ft) in open air | Support |
FAQ
FAQ
What is an interconnected smoke detector, and how does it work?
An interconnected smoke detector is a safety device that communicates with other smoke detectors in your home. When one detector senses smoke, it sends a signal to all interconnected units, triggering them to sound an alarm simultaneously. This ensures that everyone in the household receives the alert, regardless of where they are located, enhancing safety during a fire emergency.
Where should I install the interconnected smoke detector?
For optimal performance, install the smoke detector on the ceiling or high on a wall in areas where smoke is likely to be detected, such as hallways, living rooms, and bedrooms. It’s also advisable to place one in every sleeping area and on each level of your home. Avoid installing the detector near windows, doors, or vents, where drafts could interfere with its operation.
How often should I test the smoke detector?
You should test the smoke detector monthly by pressing the test button to ensure it is functioning properly. Additionally, you should clean the unit regularly to prevent dust buildup, which can affect its sensitivity. Replace the batteries annually or if the low battery warning signal sounds, and consider replacing the entire unit every 10 years for optimal safety.
Is this smoke detector compliant with UK safety regulations?
Yes, this interconnected smoke detector complies with the relevant UK safety standards. It is also certified and carries the CE mark, which confirms that it meets the UK and EU safety, health, and environmental requirements.
