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Know Why Wireless Smoke Detectors are Better than Normal Smoke Detectors?

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A wireless smoke detector differs from a normal smoke detector in the following terms:

Normal smoke detector

Its sensors detect the fire and then alert you. It can communicate with other detectors or trigger an alarm only after detection.

Wireless smoke detector

The smoke detector detects the fire and then indicates that there is a fire. The indicator light is lit when the fire is activated.

They won’t require batteries and be the best way for a homeowner to replace an existing smoke detector. Also, they only wake you up by loud alarm if they receive a code 3 or 4. So that’s not always going to wake you up! You only get two chances to evacuate in the case of a fire so it’s really important to change the battery once a year. There are various types of fire alarms. On average, these are not cheap. 

When a normal smoke detector produces a beeping sound, it is disturbing. But when wireless smoke detector sends loud sound.

Did you know that a smoke detector doesn’t work until it detects fire?

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