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Comparison between different detectors
Comparison between different detectors
| Product | Interlinked Smoke Alarm | Interlinked Heat Alarm | Interlinked Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | S04-R8 | H01-R8 | DHI-HY-GC20B-R8 |
| Battery Lifetime | 10 Years | 10 Years | 7 Years |
| Power Source | 3V CR123A lithium battery (non-replaceable) | 3V CR123A lithium battery (non-replaceable) | 3V DC |
| Operating Current | Monitoring current: ≤ 15uA (avg.) Alarm current: ≤ 25mA (avg.) |
Monitoring current: ≤15uA Alarm current: ≤60mA |
Monitoring Current: ≤20uA Alarm Current: ≤20mA |
| Radio Signal Range | Up to 1000 m (3280.84 ft) in open air | Up to 1000 m (3280.84 ft) in open air | Up to 1000 m (3280.84 ft) in open air |
| Silence by IR Remotes | Support | Support | No |
| Price | €28,99 | €28,99 | €44,99 |
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What is interlinked smoke alarm?
An interlinked smoke alarm is a system of smoke detectors that are connected wirelessly or through a hardwired network. When one alarm detects smoke, it triggers all the interconnected alarms to sound simultaneously.
How do interlinked smoke alarms work?
Interlinked smoke alarms work by communicating with each other through radio frequency signals or electrical wiring. When one alarm detects smoke or fire, it sends a signal to all the other alarms in the network, causing them to sound an alarm as well.
Why are interlinked smoke alarms important?
Interlinked smoke alarms provide an added layer of safety by ensuring that if a fire breaks out in one part of the house, everyone in the home is alerted, even if they are in a different room or on a different floor. This early warning can save lives and give occupants more time to evacuate safely.Studies have shown that interconnected smoke alarms can reduce the risk of fatalities in a house fire by up to 50%. This significant reduction in risk highlights the importance of having an interconnected smoke alarm system in place.
How often should the interconnected smoke detectors be tested, and what maintenance is required?
The interconnected smoke detectors should be tested monthly by pressing the test button. It is also important to keep them clean and free from dust. The batteries should be replaced annually, and the detectors should be replaced after around 10 years. Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and safety.
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