Smoke+ and Heat+
Interlinked Smoke and Heat Alarms
The Smoke+ and Heat+ alarms are intelligent, discreet, compact interlinked units. They can be easily programmed to interlink with each other, ensuring all connected devices alert when needed. This means that a Smoke+ in the bedroom will also alert if the Heat+ in the kitchen is activated, providing even more reassurance and a safer environment.
The Smoke+ provides the earliest warning of a developing fire whilst being highly resistant to nuisance alarms. The Heat+ is specifically designed for applications where smoke alarms would be unsuitable, such as kitchens, garages and dusty areas.Â
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Interlinking a group of Smoke+ and Heat+ alarms is easy to do using internal buttons on the devices. Easy to install, the devices will automatically switch on when the devices are secured to their mounting base. A safety lock prevents easy removal.
The devices include an extra-large test button and a silence button for alarms and low battery.
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As well as having a group of interlinked devices, the alarms can also be connected to our Notifier pager or compatible dispersed units.
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With two easy methods to pair and unpair devices within a group, programming is straightforward and simple.
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