Optical Smoke Alarm, Mains Powered

To test your alarm, simply press the circular button on the front of the alarm once. The alarm should beep and the LED should flash while testing. Do not try and test the alarm with burning materials or open flames around the device as this can be dangerous and is not the best way to test the sensor.

No – this is a smoke alarm only and does not detect carbon monoxide. For CO protection, install a dedicated carbon monoxide alarm such as the FireAngel FA6829S alongside your smoke alarms. For combined protection in a single unit, consider the FireAngel SCB10-R combination smoke and CO alarm.

In the UK, landlords must install at least one smoke alarm on every storey of a rental property where there is a room used as living accommodation. In addition, a carbon monoxide alarm must be fitted in any room with a solid fuel-burning appliance.

Ensure alarms are installed in appropriate locations. Smoke alarms should be kept away from kitchens and bathrooms where cooking fumes and steam can trigger false alarms.
Clean alarms regularly to remove dust or debris that could cause false alarms.
Consider installing heat alarms in areas prone to false alarms, such as kitchens and garages.

We have a range of long‑life smoke alarms available. If you’re looking for a smart smoke alarm with optional notifications and testing via your phone then view our FireAngel Pro Connected alarms.