First Alert BRK 7010B Hardwired Smoke Detector with Photoelectric Sensor and Battery Backup , White

Product Description

The First Alert BRK 7010B hardwire photoelectric smoke alarm with battery backup is a hardwire 120V single or more than one station smoke alarm designed for residential home use and institutional locations such as hospitals, hotels, motels, dormitories and other more than one family dwellings. This alarm is inter-connectable and may also be installed and linked with up to 18 compatible devices (up to 12 smoke alarms and 6 compatible devices like bells, horns and repeaters) in order that when one triggers, all alarms sound. The First Alert BRK 7010B emits loud 85dB audible alarm. The alarm also features a photoelectric smoke sensor, which is particularly effective at detecting slow smoldering fires. The Frist Alert BRK 7010B hardwire smoke alarm with battery backup is packed with convenient features. The single test/silence button silences a non-threatening alarm or low battery warning; plus means that you can test the unit’s functionality quickly. The latching alarm indicator will automatically identify which unit initiated the alarm if alarms are installed in a series – helping identify the initial location and source of an incident. The smoke detector also includes an optional drawer and mounting bracket lock to prevent tampering or removal of the 9-volt battery. End of life signal provides audible notice when the alarm must be replaced after 10 years of service. This alarm is backed by a 10 year limited warranty and is tested to meet UL standards 217. Includes smoke alarm, mounting bracket, 9-volt backup battery and user manual.

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The BRK hardwire smoke alarm with photoelectric sensor is designed to reduce common “nuisance” alarms. It’s an excellent choice for installations in or near kitchens, near fireplaces, or in hallways directly out of doors bathrooms, utility rooms, or other areas prone to steam. This alarm is also a popular choice for hotel/motel applications.

The 7010B AC-powered smoke alarm with photoelectric sensor includes these features:

• Photoelectric sensor which is more effective at detecting smoldering fires which smolder for hours before bursting into flame.
• 120-volt VAC inter-connectable (with maximum 18 compatible devices). The alarm may also be interconnected with up to 12 other compatible smoke alarms and six compatible devices like bells, horns, repeaters and door closers. If one unit triggers an alarm, all smoke alarms in the series will sound. Power indicators show which unit in the series initiated the alarm.
• Quick plug-in power connector for simple installation.
• 9-volt battery backup for peace of mind throughout power malfunction.
• Alarm indication which in an interconnected system, automatically identifies which unit initiated the alarm.
• Optipath 360 technology allows 360-degree access to the layer of air on the ceiling or wall that carries the fire signatures (smoke, combustion particles and volatile components).
• Single test/silence button which both silences a non-threatening alarm or low battery warning and lets you test the unit’s functionality.
• Locking feature for tamper resistance.
• 10-year limited warranty. All BRK Electronics smoke alarms meet UL 217 standard and are listed with the California State Fire Marshal. They use the new UL mandated repeating 85-decibel alarm horn pattern. 10-year limited warranty.–Bree Norlander

  What’s in the Box
  One smoke alarm, one 9-volt battery, and user’s manual

120 volt hardwire smoke alarm with photoelectric sensor and battery backup
Features convenient 9 volt battery backup, silence/test button, dust cover, 85 decibel alarm
Inter connectable with BRK and first alert hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
Intuitive latching alarm indicator identifies which unit triggered alarm. Backed by 10 year limited warranty and tested to meet UL 217 standards
85 decibel alarm
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Smoke particles of varying number and size are produced in all fires. For maximum protection, use both ionization and photoelectric sensing technologies. Ionization alarms are normally more sensitive to fast flaming fires and photoelectric alarms are normally more sensitive to smoldering fires.