Wireless Smoke Detector

Protect your home with the Smart Smoke Detector, a revolutionary device designed to ensure your family’s safety. Using advanced photoelectric technology, this detector quickly identifies smoke caused by slow-burning fires, such as those from kitchen mishaps or electrical appliances. Don’t let an unexpected incident disrupt your peace of mind. Choosing this detector means opting for fast, reliable protection—with an 85-decibel alarm that sounds instantly to alert you in case of danger.

Continuous Monitoring for Total Peace of Mind
This wireless smoke detector features smart technology that monitors your home’s air 24/7. Its ability to detect invisible smoke particles lets you act before things escalate. Plus, its sleek, modern design blends seamlessly with any interior. Say goodbye to bulky, unattractive devices that clash with your décor. With an auto-test function that ensures it’s always working properly, this detector provides uncompromising safety for your family.

Easy Installation and Simplified Maintenance

Installing your Wireless Smoke Detector is a breeze, thanks to its quick and easy mounting system. No special tools are needed—just place it in your kitchen, living room, or hallway and it’s ready to go. Maintenance is minimal: simply press the self-test button to ensure everything is working properly. No more dealing with complicated batteries—this model is built to last and will alert you when necessary.

The Smart Smoke Detector stands out with its compact dimensions of 110 x 110 x 42 mm (4.3″ x 4.3″ x 1.65″), making it discreet and easy to install in any space. Powered by a 3V DC battery, it offers an impressive 10-year lifespan, ensuring long-term peace of mind with minimal maintenance. Its loud 85 dB alarm ensures an effective and audible alert in case of smoke detection. Certified to CE and TÜV standards and compliant with EN14604, this detector meets the highest reliability and safety requirements. It operates on a 433 MHz wireless frequency with the eV1527 protocol and is designed to function in temperatures from -10°C to +50°C (50°F to 122°F), withstanding relative humidity below 95% without condensation. This detector combines performance, durability, and ease of use—an ideal choice for protecting your home.

Is It Mandatory to Install a Smoke Detector?

Yes, in France, it is legally required to install a smoke detector in all homes, whether new or old. This mandate was introduced by the law of March 9, 2010. Every dwelling must be equipped with at least one standardized smoke detector (compliant with the NF EN 14604 standard) to ensure the safety of its occupants. Failing to comply may not only result in a fine but also significantly increase the risk in the event of a fire.

What Are the Different Types of Smoke Detectors?

There are several types of smoke detectors, each with its own features:

• Ionization Detectors: Use small amounts of radioactive material to detect smoke. Highly sensitive to fast-flaming fires but less effective with slow-burning fires.

• Photoelectric Detectors: Use a beam of light to detect smoke particles. More effective at detecting slow, smoldering fires caused by burning materials.

• Dual-Sensor Detectors: Combine both ionization and photoelectric technologies for broader protection.

• Interconnected Detectors: Allow multiple detectors to communicate. If one goes off, all linked units sound the alarm—ideal for larger homes.

Where Should You Install Smoke Detectors in a Home?

To maximize safety, install detectors in the following locations:

• On every level of the home, including the basement and attic if applicable.

• In hallways, especially near bedrooms, to ensure alarms are heard during sleep.

• In living areas, such as the kitchen or living room (while avoiding direct placement near cooking appliances to reduce false alarms).

• Near bedrooms, for fast alerts during sleep.

What’s the Difference Between a Smoke Detector and a Carbon Monoxide Detector?

The key difference lies in their purpose and detection method:

• Smoke Detector: Alerts to the presence of smoke, indicating fire. Uses either ionization or photoelectric sensors.

• Carbon Monoxide Detector (CO Detector): Detects carbon monoxide, a toxic, odorless, colorless gas that can result from incomplete combustion (e.g., gas heaters, fireplaces). CO detectors are essential in homes with heating systems or fireplaces, as CO exposure can be fatal.

For complete home protection, both types of detectors are recommended.

Complete Guide to Fire Safety – Smoke Detector FAQ

1. Can the smoke detector be used with all Alarm Kit systems?
Yes, the wireless smoke detector is compatible with all Alarm Kit alarm systems as an additional accessory. It must be paired with a smart hub and cannot function as a standalone sensor directly linked to your mobile device.

2. Is the smoke detector’s battery replaceable?
Yes, the smoke detector includes a pre-installed Li-ion battery. However, it is non-removable by users and should only be serviced by qualified professionals.

3. What is the battery’s lifespan?
The battery is designed to last 10 years.

4. What are the regulations regarding placement?
You should always follow your local Country Fire Authority’s (CFA) recommendations for correct placement and the number of required detectors per household.

5. Where should detectors be installed for optimal safety?
Install a smoke detector in every room, hallway, bedroom, living area, attic, and basement. At a minimum, one detector per floor is recommended.

6. What is the recommended distance from walls or ceilings?
Detectors should be ceiling-mounted, at least 30 cm (12″) away from the wall. If wall-mounted, they must be at least 30 cm (12″) below the ceiling to avoid dead air zones.

7. Should each separated space with a partial wall have its own detector?
Yes, install a detector in every space separated by a partial wall.

8. Is the smoke detector certified?
Yes, it is CE and TÜV Rheinland certified, compliant with the EN14604 standard.

9. Can modern smoke detectors communicate with each other?
Yes, modern detectors can be interconnected. If one detects smoke, all others will sound, ensuring faster alerts throughout the home.