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$26.99/monthThe smoke/heat detection alarm detects dangerous temperature and smoke levels — which could go unnoticed by you and your family
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.
The smoke detector alerts occupants of the room by activating the built-in 85db alarm buzzer and flashing LED light when smoke or temperature exceeding 57°C (135°F) are detected.
At the same time, it transmits a coded signal to the control panel
to activate the system siren, alerting the end user and/or central
monitoring station to send onsite assistance.
As a wireless device, it offers home and business owners more
choice in terms of installation, including locations in which wiring is difficult or impossible.
Maintenance is also made easy, with audio and visual sensitivity
degradation indicators notifying when cleaning or replacement of the detector is required.
the PG9936 features mutli-channel frequency hopping to help prevent frequency blocking and interference. It also uses 128 bit AES encryption to provide protection against analysis tools and digital attacks.
Another preventive measure this contains is a back tamper in case someone tries to remove it from its mounting position
Battery Type | 3 AAA batteries | Battery Life | 3 years (typical use) |
Dimensions | Diameter: 5 in (12.5 cm) Height: 2.5 in (6.3 cm) |
Weight | 8.75 oz (243 g) |
Operating Environment | Indoors | Thermal Sensor | 135°F fixed heat |
Audible Signal | 85 dB | Operating Temperature Range | 4.4 - 38°C (40 - 100°F) |
Ever wonder who came to your door? Has your package been delivered yet? Cameras can be your eyes when you are away. They also offer great visual deterrence to intruders.
The Skybell video doorbell camera features a 180-degree field of view, 1080p resolution, and full-color night vision to see everything outside your door at any hour.
Our new outdoor camera combines all-weather construction and advanced motion detection into a discreet outdoor security camera profile.
Capture crisp, clear video of events and activities with cloud storage. Its integration into the Alarm.com app means you can monitor your porch, driveway, and backyard from your smartphone.
Check on the status of any of your connected entry points from your smartphone, tablet or other web-enabled device. If a door is unlocked, you can quickly and easily lock it with a simple push of a button.
You can also set automatic schedules, so your doors lock whenever your system is armed, ensuring you never forget to lock your home.
The Alarm.com Smart Thermostat uses the sensors and other smart home products in your Alarm New England system to learn your preferences and set your desired temperature so you don’t have to.
And with the ability to sense your presence at home, the smart thermostat adjusts temperature to conserve energy while you’re away, saving you money on your monthly utility bill.
The Qolsys IQ Panel 2 can use a landline, broadband, and cellular connections to contact the central monitoring station. There are no phone lines for burglars to cut and your system is smash-proof.
If the keypad is destroyed during a break-in, the alarm will still contact the police. Plus, powerful encryption protects against even sophisticated hacking attempts.
Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are an essential part of your security system. They are designed to detect smoke, fire, or carbon monoxide.
These devices are in operation at all times and do not require your security system to be armed, but your system must be actively monitored to dispatch the proper authorities.
Regular safety checks can help you protect your home and loved ones from becoming victims of a house fire.
Learn More →The two most commonly used smoke detectors in homes are ionization smoke detectors and photoelectric smoke detectors.
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Learn More →Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors must be maintained to ensure they're providing adequate protection. Here's what you need to know.
Learn More →Knowing the updated smoke detector law and understanding it is essential to keeping your family and home safe. Here is what you need to know to stay up-to-date with the detection laws.
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