Southern Safety Supply
Hardwired Smoke & Fire Alarms

Tips & Facts About Smoke Alarms
Basic Ionization Smoke Alarm
These Interconnect Ionization Smoke Alarms can be operated as a single station unit or interconnected with up to 24 Kidde devices on one wiring system. Ten-year warranty.
Features and Specifications:
- Replaces Model 1235/1235E
- Can be operated as a single station unit or interconnected with up to 24 Kidde devices on one wiring system
- Smart Button - One button does it all (Test and Hush)
- Smart Hush® - Will temporarily silence nuisance alarms and will not allow hush to be activated unless unit is in alarm
- Silent Hush® - Will not chirp while in hush mode
- Alarm memory with battery run down protection; Originating alarm flashes red LED, which will shut off if AC power is not present and the battery voltage drops below 8 volts to conserve the battery
- New styling for Ionization alarms now with non-yellowing, rigid PVC material
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- UOM: EA
- Technical Data:
- Unit Number: 21006374
- Power Source: 120VAC
- Audio Alarm: 85dB at 10 ft.
- Temperature Range: 40°F to 100°F
- Humidity Range: 5%-95% relative humidity
- Size: 5.6" Diameter x 1.55" Depth
- Interconnect: Up to 24 Kidde devices
- LED: Green, receiving ac power; Red, alarm mode
- Digital Display: No
- Warranty: 5 year limited
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Item #21006374-36
PRO PREMIUM SMOKE & FIRE ALARM WITH TEST BUTTON, HUSH BUTTON & BATTERY BACKUP
- Hush Button
- 9 Volt
Battery
Backup Included
- Test Button
- Interconnectable
- Quick-Connect
Power Harness
- 5 Year Limited
Warranty
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PRO PREMIUM PLUS SMOKE & FIRE ALARM WITH TEST BUTTON, HUSH BUTTON, SAFETY LIGHT & BATTERY BACKUP
- Exit Light
- Hush Button
- Two 9 Volt
Back-Up
Batteries Included
- Test Button
- Interconnectable
- Quick-Connect
Power Harness
- 5 Year Limited
Warranty
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PRO ELITE SMOKE & FIRE ALARM WITH TEST BUTTON, PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR & BATTERY BACKUP
- Photoelectric
Technology
Detects
Smoldering
Fires
- 9 Volt
Battery
Back-Up
Included
- Test Button
- Interconnectable
- Quick-Connect
Power Harness
- 5 Year Limited
Warranty
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Item #PE120E-36
120V AC Ionization Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup
Features and Specifications:
- Properties:
- New Interconnect Ionization Smoke Alarms can be operated as a single station unit or interconnected with up to 24 Kidde devices on one wiring system
- Interconnect system should not exceed the NFPA interconnect limit of 12 smoke alarms
- Smart Button - One button does it all (Test and Hush)
- Smart Hush® - Will temporarily silence nuisance alarms and will not allow hush to be activated unless unit is in alarm
- Silent Hush® - Will not chirp while in hush mode
- Alarm memory with battery run down protection; Originating alarm flashes red LED, which will shut off if AC power is not present and the battery voltage drops below 8 volts to conserve the battery
- New styling for Ionization alarms now with non-yellowing, rigid PVC material
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Technical Data:
- Unit Number: 21006378
- Power Source: 120VAC with 9V Battery Back Up
- Sensor: Ionization
- Audio Alarm: 85dB at 10 ft.
- Temperature Range: 40°F to 100°F
- Humidity Range: 5%-95% relative humidity
- Size: 5.6" Diameter x 1.55" Depth
- Weight: 1 lb
- Interconnect: Up to 24 Kidde devices
- LED: Red, normal operation; Green, indicates AC power
- Digital Display: No
- Warranty: 5 year limited
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Item #21006378-36
Interconnect Ionization Smoke Alarm w/Exit Light
Features and Specifications:
- Properties:
- Replaces Model 1285E
- Has an Exit Light to assist you to safety. Excellent for hallways or near doors
- Can be operated as a single station unit or interconnected with up to 24 Kidde devices on one wiring system
- Smart Button - One button does it all (Test and Hush)
- Smart Hush® - Will temporarily silence nuisance alarms and will not allow hush to be activated unless unit is in alarm
- Silent Hush® - Will not chirp while in hush mode
- Alarm memory with battery run down protection; Originating alarm flashes red LED, which will shut off if AC power is not present and the battery voltage drops below 8 volts to conserve the battery
- New styling for Ionization alarms now with non-yellowing, rigid PVC material
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Item #21006379-36
Tips and Facts About Smoke Alarms
Don't think it can't happen to you
- Fire is the third leading cause of accidental death in the home. There are over 2 million fires reported each year.
- Over 36,000 Americans will die each year in home fires, and an additional 18,650 will be injured.
- Over the course of an average lifetime, the odds are approximately 1 in 250 that it could happen to you.
- Property damage from fire exceeds $4 billion annually. Over 414,000 homes will be damaged or destroyed by fire each year.
- According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), while 94% of U.S. homes have smoke alarms, more than 33% of these alarms do not work due to dead, missing or disconnected batteries.
Smoke Alarm Tips
Alarms should be installed in every room of the house including basements and finished attics, in each bedroom and hallways outside of every sleeping area, and at the top and bottom of stairways. In a fire, seconds count. The closer a smoke alarm is to a fire's origin, the earlier it will sound and the more time a person has to get out safely. Alarms should be replaced every 10 years. Alarms monitor the home every minute of every day and their life span is not infinite. If you do not know how old your smoke alarm is, you should replace it.Test your smoke alarm frequently and replace the batteries as needed. Gently dust your smoke alarm monthly to prevent dirt from blocking the sensor. Do not disable a smoke alarm in nuisance situations. Do not "borrow" smoke alarm batteries for other uses such as toys or radios.
Types of Smoke Alarms
There are two types of smoke alarm sensor technology: photoelectric and ionization. Ionization alarms are better at detecting flaming fire conditions, such as paper fires and those fed by flammable fluids. Photoelectric alarms are better at detecting smoldering smoke conditions, such as bedding and upholstery fires that often kill sleepers. For maximum protection, install a mix of photoelectric and ionization smoke alarms or dual sensor alarms with both photoelectric and ionization technology, which may provide the best opportunity of detecting either smoldering or fast flaming fires. In addition to the proper number and placement of Smoke & Fire Alarms,also install the proper number of Carbon Monoxide Detectors, based on the size and configuration of your home. See our information links for specific placement.
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