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Interlinked Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Our range of interlinking carbon monoxide alarms work with other compatible alarms from the same manufacturer. The number of units the system can support will be different for each manufacturers range of alarms. Choose between wireless or wired interlink to suit your needs. You can have smoke, heat and carbon monoxide alarms within the same system and when one unit detects carbon monoxide or a fire hazard , all the alarms will sound to give you the earliest warning of danger. Dual sensor alarms have distinct alert sounds (or voice warnings) depending on which hazard has been detected.
10 Year Longlife Battery Wireless Carbon Monoxide Alarm – Hispec RF10-PRO Range
- Battery: 10 year sealed lithium battery
- Warranty: 5 year warranty
- Radio-interlink up to 20 Hispec RF10-PRO Alarms
- CE marked and Kitemarked, suitable for Grade F1 installations
- Compatible with the Hispec Control Unit and Hispec Smoke and Heat Alarms
- Also suitable for both the Welsh and Scottish 2022 legislation
Mains Radio-Interlinked Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Self-Charging 10 Year Back-up Battery - Aico Ei3018RF
- Product Lifespan: 10 years
- Power: 230V mains powered with battery backup
- Backup Battery: Re-chargeable lithium battery
- Warranty: 5 year warranty
- High performance CO sensor
- Interlinking with up to 12 devices
- Radio-interlinking via SmartLINK module (supplied)
- Kitemarked to BS EN 50291-1: 2010
- Suitable for ceiling installation
- Also suitable for both the Welsh and Scottish 2022 legislation
Mains Radio-Interlinked Combined Heat and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Self-Charging 10 Year Back-up - Aico Ei3028RF
- Product Lifespan: 10 years
- Power: 230V mains powered with battery backup
- Backup Battery: Re-chargeable lithium battery
- Warranty: 5 year warranty
- Contains both a heat and electrochemical CO sensor
- Can interlink with up to 12 devices via SmartLINK
- Kitemarked to BS 5446-2:2003 (heat)
- Kitemarked to BS 50291-1:2010 (CO gas)
- Suitable for ceiling installation
- Also suitable for both the Welsh and Scottish 2022 legislation
Mains Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Self-Charging 10 Year Back-up Battery - Aico Ei3018
- Product Lifespan: 10 years
- Power: 230V mains powered with battery backup
- Backup Battery: Re-chargeable lithium battery
- Warranty: 5 year warranty
- AudioLINK: real time data extraction to a smart phone
- High performance electrochemical sensor
- Hardwire interlink with up to 12 compatible alarms
- Kitemarked to BS EN 50291-1: 2010
- Suitable for ceiling installation
- Also suitable for both the Welsh and Scottish 2022 legislation
Mains Powered Combined Heat and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Self-Charging 10 Year Back-up Battery - Aico Ei3028
- Product Lifespan: 10 years
- Power: 230V mains powered with battery backup
- Backup Battery: Re-chargeable lithium battery
- Warranty: 5 year warranty
- Hardwire interlink with up to 12 compatible devices
- Compatible with Ei3000MRF SmartLINK module
- Kitemarked to BS EN 50291-1: 2010 (CO gas)
- Kitemarked to BS 5446-2: 2003 (heat)
- Suitable for ceiling installation
- Also suitable for both the Welsh and Scottish 2022 legislation
10 Year Longlife Battery Radio-Interlinked Carbon Monoxide Alarm - FireAngel Pro Connected FP1820W2-R
- Product Lifespan: 10 years
- Battery: Built-in, lasts the lifetime of your alarm
- Warranty: 1 year warranty
- Can interlink with any Wi-Safe 2 compatible device
- Suitable for free standing or wall mounting
- Kitemarked to BS EN 50291-1 (domestic use)
- Kitemarked to BS EN 50291-2 (camping / caravans / boats)
- Compliant with Scottish 2022, Welsh Landlord 2022, and Northern Ireland Landlord 2024 legislation
Wired or Wireless, what is the difference?
Wired or Wireless, what is the difference?
This maybe something that you have no control over as the type of alarms that you require may be subject to building control or a fire risk assessment. However, as wireless technology is constantly improving, in many cases you can install wireless interlinked alarms instead of wired.
Wired
Wired alarms are generally the cheaper option to purchase, however, they will need to be installed by a qualified electrician into the mains lighting circuit or through a dedicated circuit from the fuse board. They will either have a lithium or alkaline back up battery, meaning if the mains power fails your system will still provide protection for smoke and CO detection. All the alarms are connected together via the wired circuit so that if one alarm triggers all the alarms in the series will alarm alerting all occupants to the danger present.
Wireless
Wireless or radio interlinked alarms are similar to stand alone alarms in that they do not need to be fitted by an electrician. They can either be powered by a lithium battery which should last the lifetime of the alarm, usually 10 years, or alkaline which will need to be replaced every 1-2 years. The alarms will need to be set up prior to installation to make sure that they can all ‘talk’ to each other – so if one alarm sounds all the alarms will sound quickly alerting the entire household of any danger. Depending on the manufacturer there will be a maximum number of units that you can have in one system.