Fireangel ST-622Q 10 Year Thermally Enhanced Optical Smoke Alarm, Multi-Colour

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Use the large central button to easily test and silence your alarm using a sweeping brush from below - no need for a step-ladder!Install on landings and in hallways, bedrooms and living spaces. For fire detection in your kitchen, attic or garage install a heat alarm The detector measures 104mm in diameter and has a height of 47mm. It weighs approximately 130gm and can be easily installed using the screw mounting fixture. The FireAngel ST-622 has an LED operating light that blinks every 40 seconds, indicating the detector's normal functionality. It also comes with a five-year manufacturer's warranty for peace of mind.

FireAngel's Thermoptek sensor will detect fires in half the time of standard optical smoke alarms, giving you extra time to react and protect your family The FireAngel ST-622 Thermoptek optical smoke alarm, technology of choice for the UK Fire & Rescue Services, has been discontinued by the manufacturer. The UltraFire UFFASTAP adaptor plate enables an UltraFire ULLS10 smoke alarm to fit your existing baseplate for a direct replacement without any DIY, tools, or needing to drill new holes on your ceiling. Test the UltraFire alarm as per the instruction manual to confirm it is working properly before fitting it to the ceiling Includes UltraFire Adaptor Plate designed to easily replace old FireAngel ST-622 alarms with the UltraFire ULLS10 Chief executive Neil Smith conceded that ‘chirping alarms are a nuisance’ but insisted that they still worked and that safety was not an issue.

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