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BRK® 1046884
First Alert 1046884 Combination Smoke Alarm, Electrochemical/Ionization Sensor, Power Source: Hardwired, 85 dB at 10 ft
BRK® 1046884
First Alert 1046884 Combination Smoke Alarm, Electrochemical/Ionization Sensor, Power Source: Hardwired, 85 dB at 10 ftIn Stock: 38more info
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BrandBRK®
MFG #1046884
Werner Part #4507280
UPC029054022677
In Stock: 38more info
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BrandBRK®
MFG #1046884
Werner Part #4507280
UPC029054022677
Product Description
First Alert, 1046884, Combination Smoke Alarm, Hardwired Power Source, Electrochemical/Ionization Sensor, Alarm: Audio Carbon Monoxide, 85 dB at 10 ft Alert, 2.25 in H x 5.69 in W x 5.69 in L Dimensions
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Country of OriginMX
Dimensions2.25 in H x 5.69 in W x 5.69 in L
Height2.25 in
Length5.69 in
ManufacturerResideo Technologies
Power SourceHardwired
Sensor TypeElectrochemical/Ionization
Type / StyleSmoke & CO Alarm
Voltage Rating9V
Width5.69 in
Included
Easy Adapter Plug
Warranty
10 Years Limited
Features
- 10-Year Factory Locked Battery Backup. 10-years of continuous protection with no battery change required and protection during power outages.
- Advanced Smoke & CO Protection. Advanced sensing technology for early warning and less cooking nuisance alarms.
- Latching alarm indicator, visually identifies unit that initiated alarm or low battery.
- Smart Interconnect, interconnects with most First Alert and BRK alarms. When one alarm sounds, all compatible alarms sound (up to 12 smoke alarms and 6 other CO/heat alarms).
- Test/Silence Button, temporarily silence or test the alarm with one-touch easy access button.
- Dust Cover, keeps alarm clean during construction.
Specifications
- Sensor Type: Electrochemical, Ionization
- Sound Level: 85dB at 10 feet
- Sensor Information: 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 generally more sensitive to fast flaming fires and photoelectric alarms are generally more sensitive to smoldering fires.