Key Process Considerations

Sensor Accuracy: Regular calibration to prevent false alarms (e.g., steam) or missed detections.

Low-Power Optimization: Balance battery life with WiFi power consumption (for smart models).

Sealing Integrity: Prevent dust/insect intrusion into sensor chambers.

Regulatory Compliance: Adhere to fire safety standards (e.g., restrictions on radioactive materials in ionization sensors).

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alarm volume

Alarm volume is loud and clear, reaching or surpassing 85dB within a 3-meter radius.

time life

Our products boast an impressive lifespan of up to ten years, ensuring long-lasting reliability and peace of mind for our customers.

test button

Easily test your alarm weekly with the convenient test button.

Easy Installation

Our product can be installed using two methods: expansion screws or magnetic strips.

In which rooms should I install smoke alarms?

Please check your local building, fire or life safety codes for your specific requirements or call your local fire department. But generally speaking, smoke alarms need to be installed:

Inside every bedroom, outside every sleeping area (such as hallways), and on every level of the home, including the basement.
On floors without bedrooms, install an alarm in the living room (or den or family room) or near the stairs leading to the upper level, or both.
Smoke alarms installed in basements should be installed in the ceiling at the bottom of the stairs leading to the next level.
Larger homes may require additional smoke alarms

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