Stay Safe at Home: Prevent Fires and CO Leaks
Smoke & Fire Alarms
Smoke, Fire and CarbonMonoxide
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Smoke, Fire and Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Product Features
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Quick Find
LCD Display
Voice Alert
Interconnectivity
10-Year Warranty
Tamper Proof
Multi-criteria Detection
>> Multi-criteria Detection for Faster Response
Experience dual protection with our advanced sensing technology, designed to detect both slow smoldering and fast flaming fires. Our Multi-Criteria Detection system enables earlier identification of fires, especially those caused by modern building materials, ensuring enhanced safety for your home or business.
Easy Installation
>> Easy Installation. Hassle-Free Setup.
Enjoy a seamless installation experience that can be completed in just a few minutes. it comes with a comprehensive mounting bracket and all the essential hardware, ensuring that you have everything you need for a quick and straightforward setup. Say goodbye to complicated instructions and hello to effortless assembly!
Easy Test / Silence Button
Allows users to quickly silence accidental triggers, such as cooking smoke or steam, reducing disruption while keeping the alarm active. It provides an easy way to handle false alarms without disabling the device, ensuring dependable home safety
Superior False Alarm Resistance
Minimize nuisance alarms from cooking by employing advanced technology that reduces false triggers. This enables you to cook uninterrupted while still ensuring safety from genuine fire risks.
Meet National Safety Standards
Ensure your home is protected with smoke alarms that comply with national regulations.
Resources
How to Choose the Right Smoke Alarm for Your Home
Smoke alarm technology primarily uses either ionization or photoelectric sensors, with ionization alarms generally detecting fast, flaming fires and photoelectric alarms detecting slower, smoldering fires.
Ideal Placement for Smoke Alarms
Select smoke alarms based on location and ensure they're installed on every level and outside each sleeping area for maximum safety.
Legistration Laws by State
Many states have specific requirements regarding the types of alarms needed and their installation locations. Here’s a simple guide to understanding state laws, legislation, and requirements to see how they may affect you.