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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | First Alert |
| Item model number | SA7010BPCN |
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| Product Id | 885441 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 029054003492 |
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First Alert SA7010BPCN Photoelectric AC/DC Smoke and Fire Alarm
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It is difficult getting it out of the box, but once it is out, it was rather simple to install. I just removed the old wall-mounted smoked detector, selected the new plug and installed the new ring with the old screws and it mounted perfectly. The second installation went really well and I have very little skills as an electrician.
Was so happy to find that the First Alert Photoelectric AC/DC Smoke and Fire Alarm has a back-up battery and a pathway light, great if electricity is off and alarm goes off, especially during the night. This alarm had different adapters with it in case it was not an exact replacement. I was able to simply plug in the "wired in" part of the previous alarm which had been in the home for 13 years.
This replaced an ionic alarm that kept going off due to sensitivity issues. Haven't had any more problem since this one was installed.
I like the fact that they supply three different connectors to interface with your existing AC connection. This was easy to install and took only a few minutes to get it mounted and functioning. It was not a bad price for what I got.
Easy to install and it comes with several adaptors so you don't have to rewire anything!
They make chirp, chirp chirp (three chirps) every so often: Loud enough to wake you at night. I bought these because they were not supposed to do that - but they do.
We purchased several of these smoke alarms to replace the existing ones in our home. Smoke alarms have dates on them because they are to be changed every 10 years. The alarms sent to us were dated 2013, that is 3 years old!