or speak to a specialist 857-445-4010
or speak to a specialist 857-445-4010
First responders are automatically alerted – unlike non-monitored detectors that could let fire or CO spread if you’re in the yard, at work, or just don’t notice early warnings.
Loud notifications wake you day or night for
around-the-clock protection.
Don’t forget about pets. Ensure the safety of your beloved canines and felines with a swift response from the fire department.
A decade-long lifespan on smoke and CO sensors provides lasting protection. Low battery and end-of-life notifications help ensure detection is always in working order.
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