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Kiddle - Carbon Monoxide Alarm 900-0120
Manufacturer:
FireX
Item Number: RLLD15333FRX
FireX 10000 Carbon Monoxide is discontinued, and being replaced by Kiddle 900-0120; 120V AC Direct Wire with Battery Back-up. It's features include:
- Monox True Test Sensor - Automatically verifies sensor
- Interconnect test - initiating alarm sounds separately from interconnected alarms
- Interconnectable with FireX Smoke Alarms
- Fully Interconnectable with most FireX smoke, CO, and heat alarms for quicker response time.
- Battery Backup - 9v (included) For added protection during a power outage
- Save time and expense: Quick Connect Wiring Harness, and mounting bracket as all 5" FireX AC/DC alarms
- In an interconnected system, alarms the local unit first, then quiets the local unit while the remote units alarm
- Exclusive DC interconnect feature: let's you interconnect these battery powered alarms
- Quick Quiet False alarm control: silences nonemergency alarms
- Smart Quiet: provides two important functions: silences a low battery alert for up to 8 hours, and helps identify the trigger alarm in interconnected series.
- Latching LED identifies the trigger alarm
- Patented sensor technology: automatically tests itself to ensure proper operation
- Only Monox sensors self-test: other CO alarms may cease operating without warning - leaving you unprotected.
- Electrical Rating 120V: AC, 60 Hz, 0.05 amp.
- Listing UL, cUL
- FireX 10000 is discontinued. This model is being replaced by Kiddle 900-0120
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FireX - Carbon Monoxide Alarm 10000 - 9/15/2006
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