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Honeywell - Model X W100 -Battery Powered Smoke and Heat Alarms Wireless Module
Every year, more than 23,000 people die from fires across the world, whilst carbon monoxide may account for up to half of all fatal poisonings globally (source US National Safety Council). Evacuating properties quickly when a danger is detected is key to reducing the number of lives lost to these two hazards.A simple and effective way to rapidly warn people that a danger is present is to connect smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in properties together. This allows all alarms to sound when one detects a danger, giving people time to evacuate the building.
The benefits of a wireless system
Wireless alarms have a number of advantages compared to hard- wired alarm systems, mainly because they do not require wiring. They are, therefore, much easier, faster and cheaper to install than wired alarm systems, keep disruption to a minimum and avoid potential damage to wires in a wired system.A wireless network has added benefits for people who are in different rooms to the source of a danger and cannot see or hear it, especially if they are in a large property. Interconnected alarms increase the chance of people hearing an alarm from elsewhere in the property, giving them time to evacuate the building before the hazards affect them