Red Smoke Alarms RSDUALP | Photoelectric Smoke Alarm Pro 240V With 10-Year Lithium Backup
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The Red Smoke Alarms RSDUALP is a dual-powered smoke alarm that combines 240V mains power with a long-lasting 3V lithium battery backup, providing 10 years of dependable performance. Designed for residential safety, this smoke alarm ensures uninterrupted protection, even during power outages. It features a 140mm slide base for easy installation and supports both hardwired and RF module interconnection (RF modules sold separately), making it suitable for larger systems.
To reduce the risk of false alarms, the RSDUALP is equipped with a dual mesh insect guard that protects the photoelectric sensor from insect interference. The advanced photoelectric sensor is highly effective at detecting slow-smoldering fires, ensuring early detection and enhanced safety.
RSDUALP Features:
- 240V Mains Powered with 10-Year Lithium Backup: Delivers reliable operation with a 10-year battery life for added security.
- Interconnectable: Can be connected via hardwiring or with RF modules for a flexible, larger system setup.
- Dual Mesh Insect Guard: Prevents false alarms by keeping insects away from the sensor.
- 140mm Slide Base: Ensures easy and secure installation.
- Photoelectric Sensor: Ideal for detecting slow-smoldering fires, offering early warnings.
RSDUALP FAQ:
Q: What type of power does this smoke alarm use?
A: The RSDUALP operates on 240V mains power with a 3V lithium backup battery that lasts up to 10 years.
Q: Can this smoke alarm be interconnected with other alarms?
A: Yes, it supports both hardwired and RF module interconnection for linking multiple alarms.
Q: How does the insect guard prevent false alarms?
A: The dual mesh insect guard helps stop insects from entering the unit, which reduces the likelihood of false alarms.
Q: What type of fire is this smoke alarm best suited for detecting?
A: The photoelectric sensor is designed to detect slow-smoldering fires, providing early detection.
