UPC 047871260454

• Makes it easy to expand the coverage of a current interconnected system
• When one alarm sounds, they all do: wireless technology uses radio frequency to both transmit and receive messages about a hazard in the home
• AC power with battery backup enables homeowners to expand a current interconnected system
• Two universal adapters are included, allowing it to be used with most existing interconnected systems
• Smart touch button quickly and temporarily silences nuisance alarms

Kidde offers two wireless product options: a Battery Powered Smoke Alarm, and an AC Powered Smoke Alarm. These products enable you to customize your system based on your specific needs. Read below to see which Kidde wireless smoke alarms are best for your home. Kidde Wireless Smoke Alarms enable you to extend the coverage and protection of interconnected smoke alarms -without any need for additional wiring! This alarm uses ionization sensing technology. Ionization sensing alarms may detect invisible fire particles sooner than photoelectric alarms. Photoelectric sensing alarms may detect visible particles sooner than ionization alarms. Kidde strongly recommends that both ionization and photoelectric smoke alarms be installed to help insure maximum detection of the various types of fire that can occur within the home. The Kidde Wireless AC Powered Smoke Alarm makes it easy to expand the coverage of a current interconnected system. Simply replace one interconnected smoke alarm with the Kidde Wireless AC powered alarm. Kidde Wireless Battery Powered Smoke Alarms can be installed in additional rooms that need extra protection. This AC powered alarm bridges a home's current interconnected system to the newly installed alarms, so that when one alarm is triggered, all alarms will sound. Experts recommend interconnected alarms, because when one sounds, they all sound, providing an early warning against fire by dramatically increasing your ability to hear an alarm anywhere in your home, regardless of where the fire starts. Newer homes are required by code to have interconnected alarms. Wireless technology now enables any home to have an interconnected system.