First Alert BRK SC7010B Hardwired rök- och kolmonoxiddetektor (CO) med batteribackup , vit 1-pack fotoelektrisk detektor

Name: First Alert BRK SC7010B Hardwired rök- och kolmonoxiddetektor (CO) med batteribackup , vit 1-pack fotoelektrisk detektor
Brand: FIRST ALERT
SKU: 029054022806
Price: 814.65 SEK
Availability: InStock

Brand:FIRST ALERT

3.7/5

€
814.65

First Alert har varit det mest pålitliga varumärket inom hemsäkerhet sedan lanseringen av den första brandvarnaren för bostäder 1958 (Baserat på en First Alert Brand Trust Survey i februari 2018). Snabbare vändningar på arbetsplatser med de lättinstallerade, mest pålitliga larmen inom hemsäkerhet. Noggrant testad för att uppfylla UL-standarder. 10 års begränsad garanti; Utrustad med uttjänt signal, så att du vet när det är dags att byta ut enheten för din säkerhet. Kan ansluta till andra kompatibla BRK- eller First Alert-detektorer för att säkerställa att alla larm ljuder när hot upptäcks. I händelse av fara är larmet med spridningsspektrum utformat för att enkelt höras av även de med vissa hörselproblem. Har elektrokemisk kolmonoxidavkänningsteknik samt en fotoelektrisk sensor utrustad med Optipath 360-teknik som förbättrar detekteringen med 360 graders åtkomst och pålitligt detekterar rök från pyrande bränder. Håll din familj säker med detta fasta rök- och kolmonoxidlarm; Batteribackupen innebär konstant övervakning, även om det är ett strömavbrott.

Belopp

Lägg till i kundvagn Köp nu

EAN: 029054022806

Kategorier Verkyg & hemförbättring, Safety & Security, Fire Safety, Kombination rök- och kolmonoxiddetektorer,

Alarm	Audible
Brand	FIRST ALERT
Color	White
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5 x 5 x 2 inches
Item Weight	0.7 Pounds
Power Source	Battery Powered
Product Dimensions	2"D x 5"W x 5"H
Sensor Type	Electrochemical, Photoelectric
Style	Photoelectric Technology

5 Star

4 Star

3 Star

2 Star

1 Star

Skriv din recension

Din e-post kommer inte att publiceras. Alla obligatoriska fält är markerade med^*

Ditt betyg

Scritto da: Eugene B. Snyder

Needed to replace older unots

Easy to install and activate

Scritto da: Susan Petrone

Peace of mind!

Long battery life, easy installation

Scritto da: Tazman32

FIRST ALERT BRK Hardwired Smoke and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector

Very easy to install. Hopefully we will never be in a situation in which they will need to be used.

Scritto da: Sam

Dead after one year, but...

It is my updated review. My primary message was: "I bought the Detector on November 16, 2021. Today is December 24. 2022. The Detector is dead instantly. How can be a 10-years of limited warranty for the item which died after one year of using?..." But. December 25 I connected to the First Alert Support Service. December 27 I received a new Detector via FeDex. I like the First Alert Support Service! Buy First Alert items without any worrying!

Scritto da: Syracuse Skier

First Alert, a company that still cares about the environment

Pros of First Alert Brand of detectors * Made in Mexico * Maintains a take-back hazardous waste disposal program - for ionization smoke alarms. * comparable pricing to other brands Cons: * Might need to change the hardwire and interconnect pigtails if replacing a different brand of smoke detector I replaced several FireX/Kiddie smoke & CO alarms with First Alert models SC7010B, SC7010BV, & BRK 3120B. Changing the power and interconnect pigtails isn't hard, but I purchased the First Alert BRK ADF-12 adapter plugs [ASIN: B0039PJK40] to make the process easier for the many alarms that I had. Each alarm took less than 10 minutes to replace. The process was straightforward: Replace the faceplate, connect the adapter plug and connect the First Alert smoke alarm. Easy-peezy! It's been only a short time since they have been installed, but no false alarms yet! Ionization smoke detectors contain a small amount of radioactive material (1 micro curie of Americium 241). The radioactive element should be disposed of at a radioactive waste facility. Some municipalities offer to dispose of the ionization alarms properly, while others to do not. As of Sept 2019, FireX/Kiddie discontinued it's take-back disposal program. The Kiddie website now states: "Typically, alarms may be disposed of in your regular, residential trash. Verify with your local municipality regarding disposal ordinances before disposing of an alarm." This is so egregious! Kidde isn't a responsible manufacturer when it comes to handling their product at end of life. What happens when your local municipality does not have a safe disposal program for the radioactive material in ionization detectors? Kiddie is flaunting that they simply do not care about the environment. That alone is the reason to purchase from First Alert instead of Kiddie - First Alert has continued to maintain its take-back hazardous waste disposal program. Think about the future generation when deciding which smoke detector to purchase! In the end, I'm happy with my purchase knowing I gave my money to First Alert, a company that still cares about the environment!!

Scritto da: Penelope Pitstop

Recommended for bedrooms, was very easy to install and sync. Just be sure to check the build date!

Overall, a very good unit, physically not obtrusive or annoying, just hangs on the wall watching for signs of a fire or high CO levels...barely notice it is there, until it goes off, but that's the purpose of its existence :-) Had an ionizing detector in our bedroom, kept going off whenever toast was burned in the kitchen on other side of house, LOL. (Full disclosure, we previously changed out the kitchen's to CO-only unit because smoke detection was not recommended in that zone, and it was a pure nuisance if doing anything beyond reheating something in the microwave...) After visiting the manufacturer's website, we found they recommended a photoelectric detector for bedrooms anyhow. Ordered this model because we have BRK/First Alert hardwired detectors in our house already, so their wiring plug was in place. Mounting base had to be changed, they are keyed by size to specific detector types so once installed, you don't rehang wrong type detector in the wrong area if you take any down for whatever reason...painting walls a different color is a good example of why one might temporarily remove a smoke detector. Really like the new broad spectrum sound for warnings, much easier on ears in general. Designed to not overload hearing aids yet still be detectable for people with hearing impairment. Can't couch for that part, but I can focus on getting safely out of my house when we do fire drills, instead of trying to cover my ears to stop the piercing pain, so it's a win for us :-) Safety advice: smoke detectors have a 10 year working life, and should be replaced accordingly per NFPA and BRK/First Alert's recommendations. With that, the first couple detectors we ordered on Amazon (specifically, from Amazon Warehouse Deals) were apparently rather old stock, having 2 and 3 years remaining before "expiration" and were each returned to Amazon with return comments that the respective unit was nearing end of NFPA's recommended effective life, should not be sold as "like new" when instead were *very old* stock -- 3rd one was a keeper, had a 2019 mfr date -- so word to the wise, check those dates for your own safety!