Pevne zapojený tepelný alarm so záložnou batériou, značky BRK HD6135FB

Name: Pevne zapojený tepelný alarm so záložnou batériou, značky BRK HD6135FB
Brand: FIRST ALERT
SKU: 5448095791819
Price: 60.38 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:FIRST ALERT

3.7/5

€
60.38

Hlasitý 85-decibelový alarm je navrhnutý tak, aby bol ľahko počuteľný. Dá sa na diaľku otestovať a stlmiť pomocou takmer akéhokoľvek diaľkového ovládača pre domácnosť (predáva sa samostatne). Mikroprocesorovo riadené, aby sa výrazne znížil výskyt falošných poplachov. Pokročilá technológia snímania rýchlosti nárastu detekuje vysoké teploty a rýchle zvýšenie teploty. Spoľahlivý tepelný hlásič ideálny pre použitie v priestoroch nevhodných pre inštaláciu hlásičov dymu.

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EAN: 5448095791819

Kategórie Nástroje a domáce potreby, Bezpečnosť a ochrana, Požiarna bezpečnosť, Detektory dymu a požiarne hlásiče,

Alarm	Audible
Alarm	‎Audible
Assembled Diameter	‎5.5 Inches
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	FIRST ALERT
Brand	‎FIRST ALERT
Color	White
Color	‎White
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 533 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Cutting Diameter	‎5.5 Inches
Included Components	‎BRK Brands HD6135FB Hardwire Heat Alarm with Battery Backup
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	11 x 9 x 5 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎11 x 9 x 5 inches
Item model number	‎HD6135FB
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.53 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.53 Pounds
Item Weight	‎8.5 ounces
Manufacturer	‎First Alert / BRK Brands Inc.
National Stock Number	‎6350-01-588-7592
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎HD6135FB
Power Source	Battery Powered
Power Source	‎Battery Powered
Product Dimensions	‎11 x 9 x 5 inches
Style	Heat Alarm
Style	‎Heat Alarm
Voltage	‎120 Volts

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Scritto da: Tom P.

Good heat alarm, battery lasts 11 weeks

Good heat alarm, but not close to electric source, so use battery power only, batteries last about 11 weeks.

Scritto da: Chocophile

Manufactured 2 Years Ago - 10 Year Lifetime

The manufacturing date stamped on the device was two years ago (April 2021, ordered in May 2023). These devices are supposed to have a 10 year lifetime, so it's 20% into it's lifetime already.

Scritto da: dsilbert

Seems OK, poor battery life

Poor battery life, I assume that these are really for hardwired applications where the battery is simply back up power for outages.

Scritto da: Hazard

Hardwiring with no junction box! review for more info! - Good Budget Sensor - Could be louder

First off, seems like a good heat sensor for the price that also includes a backup battery. Word on the street is battery only (which you can do) runs 3-6 months. You might get more out of a high quality lithium ion battery (maybe 1 year?) For those not wanting to hire an electrician or install a junction box, I was able to wire this up to plug into a normal wall outlet. Buy a replacement lamp power cord and connect the neutral and live wires (respectively). Then plug it into an outlet. The tone is loud enough if you are in the same room but I wish it was a little louder. I guess thats why they recommend that this be interconnected to another detector closer to your living space. I have it installed in my attached garage down the a small hallway to my room. From there its not alarmingly loud, but if it goes on long enough I should notice it. Better waiting for a fire/smoke to alert me. Obviously I can't test it for real nor do I want to. But the testing button says everything works good. Package came kind of tattered and open (no seals) but product looked unused.

Scritto da: Iron Drive

From Kidde to BRK

[This is the same review that I posted for the BRK 9120 smoke alarm, except for the information beginning with "NEW."] I have a house that's ~14 years old, with an interconnected Kidde smoke and heat alarm system. One of the alarms started going off randomly, and since I couldn't detect the culprit, I decided to replace all of the alarms. Turns out that smoke alarms should be replaced every 10 years anyways. Doh! I bought six of these smoke alarms and three heat detectors; these detectors will tell you which one sounded if they are triggered, and they are very inexpensive. I am assuming that they'll work in a real emergency. :) The installation was quick, about five minutes per alarm. For each alarm, I removed the Kidde alarm entirely (alarm + mounting plate + three-wire connector) and then installed the BRK alarm (three-wire connector + mounting plate + alarm). The BRK alarms do not come with mounting screws or wire nuts, but I already had these from my prior alarms, so not a problem. With regard to battery backup, you only need one 9-volt battery for an entire interconnected system. The BRK heat alarms I got have battery backup, so I didn't need battery backups on the smoke alarms. Note that Kidde and BRK alarms are not compatible on an interconnected system, so you have to go all Kidde, or all BRK/First Alert alarms (the same company makes both BRK and First Alert). Also, the Kidde and BRK three-wire connectors are different, so you cannot reuse the connectors. The only possible gripe I have is that once the BRK connectors are plugged in, they're very tough to unplug. Perhaps this is a good feature with regard to safety! [NEW] While not entirely a gripe, the foam label on the back of the heat alarms surprised me since it made inserting the alarm into mounting plate difficult. On my first heat alarm, I trimmed the foam off, thinking that it was a production mistake, but then the heat alarm didn't entirely lock well into the mounting ring. Since the other two heat alarms also had (what appeared to me to be) oversized foam labels, I left those labels as is, for a friction-based attachment to the mounting ring (versus a locking attachment). Not a big deal in any event, just leave the foam label intact. And finally, I wrote the installation month and year in black marker on one of the alarms, to aid in reminding me when to replace them, although I probably should have used their "born on" date, June 2011, or better yet, written "6/2021" as the expiration date.

Scritto da: David T.

Intergrates With Existing Smoke Detectors

I am very pleased with these heat detectors. After a lot of research all I could find was conflicting information as to whether these would work with my existing First Alert smoke and CO detectors. I figured I would give it a try and installed them in my both of my garages. They work perfectly! My First Alert units are Smoke Detector 3120B & 9120B, CO Detector SC7010B. Hope this helps others!