Smartwares FHE-18600 heat rate sensor (10 years)

Temperature Triggered Fire Alarm

The heat detector is an ideal solution for places where the smoke alarm does not work properly because there is a lot of smoke or steam. Smoke alarms often give false alarms in kitchens, bathrooms and garages because they react to smoke and steam. You can save lives by using a heat detector in these rooms as it detects changes in temperature, making it more reliable and giving fewer false alarms.

Loud and clear alarm

Smartwares FHE-18600 heat detector It has a loud and clear 85dB alarm that sounds when the temperature rises above 54°C. The sensor can be used in rooms from 20 m² to 40 m². In addition, the heat sensor comes with a built-in battery, a 10-year lifespan and mounting materials. You will hear a short beep when the battery is low, so you will be alerted when the heat sensor needs to be replaced. We recommend testing the sensor monthly by pressing the test button. The heat sensor is very small, with a diameter of 5 cm.

Installation

The very small heat sensor can be easily installed using a mounting plate and a few screws. The heat detector can be placed in rooms where smoke alarms do not work properly due to smoke and steam, such as kitchens, bathrooms and garages.

Maintenance

The operation of the heat detector can be affected by powder. and dirt, so it is important to clean the alarm every month with a slightly damp cloth and every two years with a vacuum cleaner. Never use cleaning agents or paint the smoke alarm. It is important to check your heat sensor monthly with the tester button to make sure it is working properly.

What's in the box?
Heat sensor, battery, user manual, installation materials

Features:

Always get a timely warning if there is a fire in your kitchen, garage or bathroom thanks to the Smartwares heat detector
The very small heat detector has an 85 dB alarm
In rooms with smoke and steam it works because it measures temperature
Easy to install with a mounting plate and a few screws
Test the heat sensor by simply pressing the test button

User guide (HU)