Smoke sensor Heat sensor CO (carbon monoxide) sensor
Smoke detection
Sensitive element
photoelectric sensor
False alarm prevention
The HazeFlow software algorithm checks for smoke before activating the alarm. The system will ignore the first triggering and raise an alarm if the device detects the smoke again after 30 seconds during the second check.
Dangerous temperature detection
Sensitive element
thermistor
High temperature alarm
at temperatures above 140 °F
Temperature spike alarm
when the temperature rises more than 86 °F in 30 minutes or less
Carbon monoxide (CO) detection
Sensitive element
chemical CO sensor
Alarm by exceeding CO level
30 ppm (0.003%) — in 120 minutes and more 50 ppm (0.005%) — in 60–89 minutes 100 ppm (0.01%) — in 10–39 minutes 300 ppm (0.03%) — in 3 minutes
CO concentration of 400 ppm (0.04%) within 3 hours can be life-threatening. The detector stops notifying about the dangerous level of carbon monoxide when the concentration drops to 40 ppm (0.004%) within 1 minute.
Sensor service life
7 years
After 7 years of operation, the detector must be replaced with a new one.
Additional features
Built-in siren
85 dB volume at a distance of 9 ft
Sound notification of alarms. Active until the reason for triggering is eliminated or until the user disables the notification.
Interconnected fire detectors alarm
All fire detectors in the system turn on built-in sirens if at least one detector registers an alarm. An interconnected fire detectors alarm is activated within one “hub–detector” polling interval.
In normal mode, pressing the button starts the smoke chamber test. In the case of an alarm or malfunction, pressing the button turns off the detector sound notification.
Recommendations
The device is designed for indoor use only.
Sabotage protection
Tamper alarm
Notifications of attempts to detach the detector from the surface or remove it from the mounting panel.
United States
