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The Ei603RF Alarm is activated by heat from a fire, not smoke, which makes it ideal for kitchen installations and other areas where there is normally some level of smoke or fumes and where smoke Alarms may be subjected to false alarms.

The Ei603 Heat Alarm is activated by heat from a fire, not smoke, which makes it ideal for kitchen installations where smoke alarms are prone to nuisance alarms. The thermistor will trigger the alarm when the activation temperature of 58ºC is reached.

The Ei428 is a mains powered relay module that triggers external devices, such as a strobe light or telecare device, if the alarms in the property activate.

The Ei407 Manual Call Point is an emergency device that when activated triggers all the alarms on the connected system.

The Ei3028 is a dual Heat and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarm. It contains a proven electrochemical CO sensor to detect the presence of toxic levels of Carbon Monoxide as well as an independent fast acting Class A1 Thermistor sensor to detect dangerous levels of heat, hence eliminating the need for installing 2 products in areas where both types of detection would be required.

The Ei3024 is a Multi-Sensor Alarm containing 2 separate sensing elements, intelligently monitored, in order to detect the presence of fire. Using its intelligent dual monitoring, it responds much faster to all fire types (TF1 to TF6 & TF8) than a traditional single sensor Alarm. In addition, the chamber design, integrated insect screen and unique dust compensation algorithm reduce the risk of false alarms.

The Ei3018 is a Carbon Monoxide Alarm which contains a proven 10 year electrochemical CO sensor to detect the presence of toxic levels of Carbon Monoxide (CO). In alarm, the flash rate of the red LED indicates the level of CO detected.

The Ei3016 Alarm features a high performance optical smoke sensor, ideal for detecting smoke from slow, smouldering fires. In addition, the chamber design, integrated insect screen and unique dust compensation algorithm reduce the risk of false alarms.