Pro Connected Smart Smoke Alarm, Battery Powered

When alarms are interlinked they will all mirror the alert of the device which detects the danger or requires attention. When all of the alarms are alerting you can press the central test button on any of the alarms in the system to silence all alarms, except the alarm which has detected danger or needs further investigation.
In a network containing both smoke/kitchen heat alarms and carbon monoxide alarms, the alert style will tell you whether the danger is fire or carbon monoxide related. For smoke/fire detection the system will alarm with three beeps (beep – beep – beep) and if Carbon Monoxide is detected there will be four beeps (beep – beep – beep – beep).
If a Gateway is added to the network you can also check any push notifications or The App dashboard to see which device requires your attention.

When alarms are interlinked they are able to communicate and will alert at the same time if one of the alarms detects danger. In the case of wireless interlink, this communication is in the form of protected radio frequency, which means there’s no need to run cables between the alarms. The FireAngel Pro Connected alarms allow the network to be extended to include devices across your entire home. For example, a network of 7 x smoke alarms, 3 x heat alarms, 3 x carbon monoxide alarms and a Gateway will be completely secure and protect your whole home, and are backwards compatible with the FireAngel Wi‑Safe2 range.

You can also add a Gateway into the network which will allow you to receive updates on the network when you’re away from the home. The Gateway will communicate with the FireAngel Connected App using your home’s internet connection, but if this fails or cuts out the alarms will still protect your home, but you won’t receive a push notification.

The Pro Connected range are ‘smart’ alarms meaning they can wirelessly connect to other Pro Connected alarms and can be monitored using the Smart Gateway and FireAngel Pro Connected app remotely. They are interlinked so when one sounds they all sound, which is perfect for a remote location such as a garage or summer house.

See the installation instructions in the product box or product page for installation instructions.

Smoke alarms should be installed in hallways, landing areas, lounge areas where people gather, inside or directly outside of bedrooms and on each level of your home to ensure comprehensive coverage. Check out our house map to see where is best to put smoke alarms, and check the local regulations applicable to your home using our helpful guides.