The best combination for a home
Smoke provides an early warning; heat confirms it. Combining the two sensors detects everything from a smoldering fire in an electrical appliance to the rapid ignition of flammable materials.
Features
- Heat and Smoke Detection
- Three power sources: replaceable battery, sealed battery, or AC power
- Indoor installation — white or black
Where to install it
Hallways leading to bedrooms, landings, living rooms, and stairwells. The general rule: at least one smoke detector per floor, and one outside each bedroom—smoke claims the most lives at night, before people wake up.
Variants
To add carbon monoxide detection, see the Heat, Smoke, and CO version.
