Products Description
Wireless Interconnected Smoke Alarms
Wireless interconnected smoke alarms (WISA) are a smart and convenient solution that links all the smoke alarms in your home so that they all sound an alarm when one detects smoke. This means that even if a fire starts in an isolated part of your home, all the smoke alarms will go off, alerting everyone in the house and giving them more time to exit safely.
Features and Benefits
1. Wireless interconnection
Wirelessly connect all your smoke alarms together on a separate wireless alarm network (no WiFi internet required). Connect up to 24 Quell wireless devices.
2. Sealed lithium battery
Worry-free maintenance, resistant to tampering and disassembly. The alarm is always on and the alarm's 10-year lifespan requires no battery replacement
3. Photoelectric sensor
Advanced sensor detects visible particles associated with smoldering fires
4.Smart Hush™ Button
Temporarily eliminate nuisances and false alarms
5. Test/Reset Button
Test alarm circuit and horn. Reset memory after alarm sounds
6. Talking voice alarm is better than just having voice message "Fire Alarm"
beeps to wake up more effectively
7.End of life signal
Chirps every 30-45 seconds, indicating the alarm needs to be replaced
8. Deactivate switch
Disable alerts to safely dispose of batteries after device reaches 10-year lifespan
9.10 year limited warranty
Ten years of smoke and fire detection for peace of mind
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I'm using a basic smoke alarm. Why should I switch?
Installing fully functional smoke alarms continues to play an integral role in providing homes with the best defense against the many dangers that come with undetected smoke. One of the limitations of a basic smoke alarm is that it can only alert the surrounding area. This can create a situation where you don't even hear the smoke alarm going off. Think of a basic smoke detector that makes a sound in your basement. There's really no guarantee that someone living in a two-story house will be able to hear it from an upstairs bedroom. This is one of the most obvious weaknesses of standard smoke detectors, and one that First Alert Wireless Connected Smoke Alarms instantly address.
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Does the manufacturer's date on an alarm clock have anything to do with how the alarm sounds?
There are a variety of factors that can trigger an alarm to sound. The battery is always a good place to start when discovering a problem. While First Alert smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms provide long-lasting protection for 5 to 10 years, it's important to realize that these detectors won't last forever. It is unreasonable for anyone to predict the exact moment when an alarm will need to be replaced. That's why every First Alert Detector has the manufacturer's date printed on the back of its alarm. This is a useful indicator that provides an accurate timeline for when equipment should be replaced. If your detector is past its 7 to 10 year manufacturing date and continues to chirp randomly, it's definitely time to replace the unit.
I installed new batteries but the alarm still goes off. What should we do now?
Oddly enough, your old battery may still be interfering with your alarm clock. This is called residual charge and can be cleared by resetting the device. If your alarm still sounds after you replaced the batteries with new ones, we recommend that you take the following steps to remove the old batteries.
First, you need to remove the alarm from the ceiling or wall. Once removed, open the lid/latch or slide the drawer to remove the battery.
All first alarms are equipped with a test button. After removing the battery from the device, press and hold this button for 30 seconds. This will completely reset the alarm, erasing any remaining charge from the previous battery.
Reinsert the battery and press the test button. A loud beep will notify you that the alarm is operating.
Will the location of my detector cause the alarm to sound?
This is another strong possibility. We can definitely understand the desire to install smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms in as many areas as possible. But this can be counterproductive, as certain locations in your home won't allow the detector to operate effectively, causing annoying alarms to sound in the process.
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