IR Control 9V Battery Operated Home Security Smoke Alarms

Specifications:

• Power Source: 2 x 9V Batteries
• Quiescent Current: ≤10uA
• Alarm Working Current: 20-50mA
• Alarm Decibel: 85dB for 10feet
• Display: LED
• Color: White
• Size: 15.5 x 10.5 x 3.5cm/6.1 x 4.1 x 1.4in(L x W x H)

Features:

• 100% brand new 
• 85db alarm signal
• Battery operated smoke alarm
• Special Infrared controlled design
• Easy to install with mounting hardware included
• LED display to show correct power supply
• Loud comes with alarm test and hush button
• Ionization chamber for early detection from all directions
• Auto self-test feature continually monitors the sensor every 1.67 seconds for additional safety
• The electric smoke alarm can provide vital early warning and extra time to escape if there is a fire in your home
• Perfect wormanship of the sensitive smoke alarm enoures its long service time
• With nice shape design, the electric smoke alarm is beautiful enough to be a home decoration
• The electric smoke alarm is suitable for any room, kitchen, hallways, stairway, etc

Details:

• With nice shape design, the electric smoke alarm is beautiful enough to be a home decoration

• Perfect wormanship of the smoke alarm enoures its long service time

• The electric smoke alarm is suitable for any room, kitchen, hallways, stairway, etc

How to Check Smoke Alarms:

• Press the test button on the smoke alarm. This will test all aspects of the system including the sensitivity (i.e. how much smoke it takes to set off the alarm). Should you be unable to reach or perform a monthly test, get your installer to use smoke alarms that are self-testing or ones that can be tested by shining a flashlight onto the test area. The detector will make a loud noise.
• Spray a can of alarm tester smoke near the alarm to ensure that it is functioning. This tester is available at hardware stores or online.
• Use your vacuum to clean dust and grime from your smoke alarm annually. Also change the alarm's batteries once a year. Alarms will chirp or beep when the battery is running low.

How to Stop a Smoke Alarm from Beeping:

• Repeated, single chirps from an electric smoke alarm lets you know the battery backup is failing, so change the battery. If you change the battery and still hear chirping, make sure you haven't put the battery in backward.
• If it still beeps after you change the battery, hold down the test button on the smoke alarm to reset the alarm and clear the battery failure from its memory.
• Use a vacuum attachment or a can of compressed air used to clean computer keyboards to blow away any dust or dead insects from the fire alarm sensor. Vacuuming twice a year to clear away spiderwebs or dust that can cause smoke alarm chirping.
• Adjust the temperature of your home if your smoke detector is chirping at regular intervals, but only at certain times. Your smoke alarm may chirp if it thinks your house is too hot or too cold.
• Be sure you're troubleshooting the correct smoke alarm. Even if you change the battery in one smoke alarm, you may still hear chirping. If you have several smoke detectors hard-wired throughout your house, stop near each one and listen to determine exactly which one is beeping.

Package Included:

• 1 x Smoke Alarm