Safety and Security/Detectors/Smoke Alarm
Smoke Alarm
Battery Powered | Battery life up to: 1 year | Linkable | EN 14604 | With test button | 85 dB | ABS | White
Features
The smoke alarm increases home safety. It is provided with a learning button that wirelessly interconnects to an unlimited number of DTCTSC10WT smoke alarms. If one device detects smoke, it sends out a signal through radio frequency which activates the others as well. Also equipped with test button and low-battery alert.
Packaging
Package contents
• 2x smoke detector
• 2x 9-V battery
• 6x 1.5-V AA battery
• Mounting materials
• Manual
Retail package dimensions Giftbox with eurolock
| Width | Height | Length |
|---|---|---|
| 135 mm | 160 mm | 113 mm |
Logistic dimensions
| Packed per | Width | Height | Length | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 115 mm | 165 mm | 135 mm | 628 g |
| 12 | 380 mm | 150 mm | 550 mm | 7980 g |
Product specifications
| Width |
127 mm |
| Height |
50 mm |
| Depth |
127 mm |
| Weight |
520 g |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
ABS |
| Power source type |
Battery Powered |
| Maximum linkable alarms |
Unlimited |
| With pause button |
No |
| Linkable |
Yes |
| With test button |
Yes |
| Sensor life cycle |
10 year |
| Includes mounting material |
Yes |
| Diameter |
127 mm |
| Sound |
85 dB |
| Detector type |
Smoke |
| Required batteries (included) |
2x 9V/6F22 6x AA/LR6 |
| Number of Products in Package |
1 pcs |
| EN-compliant |
EN 14604 |
| Radio transmit power |
7.84 dB/m |
| Operating temperature range |
-10 - 40 °C |
| Battery life up to |
1 year |
| Frequency range |
433.05 - 434.79 MHz |
| Measuring range |
0 - 3 m |
| Input voltage |
9 V DC |
| Supported wireless technology |
433 MHz |
Support
Declaration of Conformity
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Safety Datasheet
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Frequently asked questions
We have found the following questions for you in English
There is no smoke, but the alarm still goes off.
It's possible that some dust got into the sensor. Try to give it some clean air.
Do not mount the sensors in a place with a draft.
The detector is making short beeping noises.
First remove the batteries and re-pair them with the main unit one by one.
If this does not help, replace the batteries.
How do I know which batteries to replace?
A beep every 40 seconds means you have to replace the 9V battery.
If it has multiple beeps every 60 seconds, replace the AA batteries.