Battery Optical Smoke Alarm - Kidde 2030-DSR

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Product Overview
Technical Data
FAQs (4)

Product Overview

The Kidde 2030-DSR optical smoke alarm features a clean, low-profile design to be unobtrusive in any room. The 9V battery is quick and easy to replace, powering the alarm for up to two years under typical use. The 2030-DSR should be installed on the ceiling to provide the best smoke detection performance, suitable for flat and peaked ceilings. It is ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, landings, and most other rooms where there is not a risk of nuisance alarms and false activations from excessive dust, steam, or fumes. The battery and end of life warnings can be silenced for 24 hours, providing a quiet night, while leaving the smoke alarm fully functional.

Product lifespan: 10 years
Battery: 9 Volt replaceable carbon zinc battery (supplied)
Warranty: 3 year manufacturer's warranty
Combined Test and Hush button
Clear 85dB alarm sound
Low Battery and End of Life warnings – audio and visual
Warnings can be silenced for 24 hours at a time
- Low battery for up to 30 days
- End of Life for up to 7 days
- Warnings sound continuously after these periods
- Smoke detection works as normal even when these warnings are silenced
Quick and easy to fit – no wiring required
TUV certified to EN 14604: 2005 and CE marked
Supplied with fixings – 2 x screws and 2 x rawl plugs

Technical Data

Product Code	KE2030DSR
Brand	Kidde
Battery Type	Replaceable 9 Volt PP3 Carbon Zinc or Alkaline
Dimensions (HxDia)	36 x 102mm
Manufacturer Part Number	2030-DSR
Operating Humidity	Up to 93% (non-condensing)
Operating Temperature	0°C to +40°C
Sensor Type	Optical smoke
Sound Output	85dB (A) at 3 metres
Storage and Transport	-20°C to 60°C, 5% to 95% RH (non-condensing)
Warranty	3 years
Weight	0.13kg
Product Datasheets	Kidde 2030-DSR Optical Smoke Alarm Datasheet Kidde 2030-DSR Smoke Alarm User Manual

FAQs (4)

Q. Can I put my smoke alarm on the wall, or must it be mounted on the ceiling?

The best location to install your smoke alarm is in the centre of the ceiling rather than on the wall.

During a fire, smoke initially rises and then spreads horizontally. Placing the smoke alarm in the centre of your ceiling means that it is closest to all four points of your room. This ensures that you receive the earliest possible warning of a fire.

For more information, read our guide to positioning your smoke alarm and guide to which smoke alarms are best for each room.

Q. Why is my smoke alarm beeping?

If your smoke alarm is sounding continuously, first check there is no smoke or fire in your property. If no fire or smoke is present, or the alarm is beeping intermittently, there are three main reasons why this may be happening:

It could indicate the alarm is over 10 years old and needs replacing. View our range of smoke alarms to find a replacement.
There could be a build up of dust inside. To clean it, you can use a vacuum cleaner or hair dryer on a cold setting.
It could also be an issue with the power supply or the batteries may need replacing.

Read our in-depth smoke alarm troubleshooting guide to find a full list of reasons and solutions.

Q. How long do smoke alarm batteries last?

9V alkaline batteries last 12-18 months
Lithium batteries last around 5 years (some lithium cells are also rechargeable, and when used in a mains-powered alarm may last for the entire functional lifespan of the alarm)
Sealed lithium batteries last the lifetime of the alarm (usually 7-10 years)

Please note: the actual lifetime of your batteries depends on how often the alarms are tested or activated, as sounding the alarm draws more power than when the alarms are "waiting" to detect fire. You should also read your alarm's manual to make sure you only use the recommended types and brands of batteries, as failing to follow these instructions may cause the alarm to malfunction, not alerting you in the event of a fire, and might also invalidate the warranty.

Q. What is the best way to dispose of an old smoke alarm or carbon monoxide detector?

Safelincs has signed up to Valpak's WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Distributor Take-Back Scheme*. This means if you are a Safelincs customer you can take old smoke, heat and CO alarms to your local recycling centre.

To find your nearest recycling centre, please visit www.recycle-more.co.uk. Find out more about smoke alarm disposal.

*Registration ID: 7370

Pricing & Availability

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