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SKU: 20835

3-PACK Kidde Battery Powered Smoke Detector with Photoelectric Sensor

Brand: Kidde

Comprehensively tested and designed to the latest UL standard for safety and reliability, the 5-inch smoke alarm is powered by 2 replaceable AA alkaline batteries (included) for continual detection even during outages. Batteries should be replaced every 6 months or when the alarm sounds a low battery chirp. When smoke is detected, the red LED light will flash in time with the loud 85-decibel alarm to help you seek safety. A test-hush button allows you to test the battery operations as well as silence nuisance alarms, should they occur. In addition, it’s self-testing and easy to install with the included twist-and-click mounting bracket. This Kidde smoke alarm is equipped with end-of-life notifications that will beep to remind you it’s time to replace it at the of its 10-year lifespan. Meets requirements of 9th Edition UL 217 and FCC. Does not meet requirements for CSFM.

Enhanced sensing technology – reduces false alarms often caused by cooking
Fast alerts – upon sensing smoke or fire, an 85-decibel alarm sounds and a red led will illuminate
3 LED lights – LED lights indicate alarm status, green equals to normal operation, amber equals to operating error, red equals to smoke or carbon monoxide detected
Simple installation – no wiring needed, install with the included twist-and-click mounting bracket
Self-testing – for added assurance, internal components ensure alarm is always operating as expected (self-testing is not a substitute for a weekly manual push test of the alarm)
Test and hush button makes it easy to test the smoke detector and silence false alarms, should they occur
Battery replacement – a low battery chirp alerts you when batteries need replacing
End-of-life alarm – alarm sounds as a reminder when it is time to replace the alarm after 10 years of use after its original power-up date
Meets requirements of the following authorities – underwriters laboratories (UL), federal housing authority (FHA), housing and urban development (HUD), national fire protection association (NFPA)
Ensure whole home family protection by placing 1 smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector on each level of your home, in your bedroom and other locations where required by law