Kidde Smoke Alarm I12040a Manual

Kidde I12040a Smoke Alarm. Kidde i12040A Smoke Alarm Electric Hardwired 120V w/ Battery 21029729 Manuals and User Guides for Kidde i12040A Hardwired Smoke Alarm Smoke Detector, Hardwired Interconnected Smoke Detectors, Smoke Alarm with Replaceable 9V Battery, Interconnects Up to 12 Fire Alarms Smoke Detectors, Photoelectric Fire Alarm with Test/Silence Button 374

KIDDE I12040A AC DC Hardwired Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup — 2016
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KIDDE I12040A AC DC Hardwired Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup — 2016

About this item Ionization sensor technology senses invisible fire particles, while a electrochemical sensor detects CO gas Smoke alarm operates on a 120V wired power source with a 9-Volt alkaline battery backup An 85-decibel alarm sounds & a red LED indicates the smoke detector is sensing smoke or fire Test-Hush button makes it easy to test the smoke detector and silence false alarms that. Manuals and User Guides for Kidde i12040A Hardwired Smoke Alarm The Kidde i12040 smoke alarm offers a tamper-resistant feature to deter vandalism or theft and a smart interconnect system that connects with up to 24 Kidde devices--including other smoke alarms plus carbon monoxide and heat alarms.

Kidde i12040 Smoke Detector, 120V Hardwired Ionization Rear Load w/H. The Kidde i12040 includes a quick connect wiring harness for easy installation. Smoke Detector, Hardwired Interconnected Smoke Detectors, Smoke Alarm with Replaceable 9V Battery, Interconnects Up to 12 Fire Alarms Smoke Detectors, Photoelectric Fire Alarm with Test/Silence Button 374

kidde i12040 AC Hardwired Interconnect Smoke Alarm with Hush. We have 2 Kidde i12040A Hardwired Smoke Alarm manuals available for free PDF download: User Manual Ionization sensing alarms may detect invisible fire particles@ (associated with flaming fires) sooner than photoelectric alarms.