Smoke Alarms
Smoke alarms are crucial in domestic households to provide early detection of fires and ultimately save lives. Our smoke alarms provide a rapid response to slow smouldering fires alerting residents to the danger quickly.
Aico is the European Market Leader in Home Life Safety, delivering the highest quality smoke alarms. Every alarm in our range is individually tested, meets UK standards and offers a variety of sensor types to guarantee protection for every home. From battery to mains-powered Smoke Alarm systems, our products offer quick and simple installation with options for easi-fit bases and wireless interconnection.
Not sure which alarm to choose? Read our guide on alarm types.
Ei3016 Optical Smoke Alarm
3000 Series
- Contains a high-performance Optical sensor
- Mains powered with 10-year rechargeable lithium cell back-up
- Compatible with other Aico mains powered devices
Ei650i Battery Optical Alarm
600 Series
- Powered by a sealed, 10-year life lithium battery
- Built-in AudioLINK+ data extraction technology
- Grade F1 & Kitemarked to BS EN 14604:2005
Ei650iRF RadioLINK+ Battery Optical Alarm
600 Series
- Optical sensor with dust compensation technology
- Uses built-in RadioLINK+ technology to interconnect and extract data
- Connects wirelessly with all other Aico wireless interconnection products
Ei146e Optical Smoke Alarm
140e Series
- Optical sensor – quick response to slow smouldering fires
- Mains powered with 9V Alkaline battery back-up
- Grade D2 and compliant with Scottish legislation
Smoke Alarm FAQs
Your questions answered. Browse our FAQs to find the information you are looking for.
Do smoke alarms expire?
Smoke alarms generally have a recommended lifespan of 8-10 years. All of Aico’s Smoke Alarms last 10 years and a selection come fitted with a rechargeable lithium battery.
How to install smoke alarms?
To install smoke alarms, choose strategic locations near bedrooms and common areas, ensuring they are properly mounted on walls or ceilings as per the manufacturer’s instructions. We have a comprehensive guide on how to install smoke alarms available complete with video instructions.
How many smoke alarms do I need?
It is recommended to have smoke alarms installed in every bedroom, outside sleeping areas, and on every level of the home, including the basement. You can find out more in our comprehensive guide on where to place smoke alarms here.
Can’t find what you’re looking for?
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