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Kidde RF-SM-DC

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Ionization smoke detector with ability to transmit alarm conditions to other compatible Kidde alarms. The product operates in the UHF ISM band.

Kidde i9040

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The Kidde i9040 is a battery operated smoke and fire alarm. Its features include its small size, approximately 4" in diameter, test button and ionization sensor technology. The ionization sensor helps detect unseen fire particles sooner than photoelectric alarms. The sound level is 85 dB and a red LED flashes every 30-40 seconds which signifies that the unit is receiving power. The unit comes with a 9V battery, mounting hardware and installation guide.

Kidde PI2010

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The Kidde Pl2010 smoke alarm contains both photoelectric and ionization sensors, providing double protection against both visible and invisible fire particles. With a handy hush feature to temporarily silence nuisance alarms, a button to test circuitry, and a 9V battery backup to provide protection during power outages, the device can also interconnect with up to 24 other devices in the Kidde system.

BRK 7020B

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The BRK 7020B is a wire-in, single and/or multiple station photoelectric smoke alarm designed for both residential and institutional applications. Featuring a bright escape light which illuminates the exit path during an alarm. Its Optipath 360 technology allows optimal direct access to the smoke sensing chamber, while the photoelectric technology senses more large particles generally found in larger smoldering fires.

Kidde i12020

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First Alert 7010B

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The First Alert 7010B is a smoke alarm that is powered by the house's electrical system and a backup 9 volt battery. This unit has a photoelectric sensor which can detect smoldering fires before they burst into flame. Connections with up to 12 other compatible smoke alarms and 6 other compatible devices is available as well through a 120-volt VAC system. Power connection to the house's electrical system is designed to be fast and easy, and a "chirp" alarm indicates when the 9 volt battery is getting low. Optipath 360 technology provides 360 degree access to the layer of air on the ceiling or wall that carries indicators of fire. A test button silences the alarm and enables a quick check to make sure the system is functional.

Features

Photoelectric Sensor
Connects to house's electrical system
9v Battery backup
120-volt VAC inter-connectable (with maximum 18 compatible devices)
15 minute silence mode
Clear Red/Green LED
Audible "chirp" alarm 1/minute when battery low
Optipath 360 technology
Large installation manual
10-Year Warranty

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Kidde RF-SM-AC

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Kidde i12040

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Kidde i12060

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Kidde i12080

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Kidde i4618

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Kidde i9060

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Kidde PE9

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BRK FG250AB

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BRK 9120B

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