Smoke Alarm Transmitter FAQs
How does the Smoke Alarm Transmitter alert me to smoke or fire?
How does the Smoke Alarm Transmitter alert me to smoke or fire?
It detects smoke and heat, then sends a wireless signal to compatible Visit receivers. Depending on the receiver, you can receive alerts through loud sounds, flashing lights, or strong vibrations.
Can it help people who may not hear a smoke alarm?
Can it help people who may not hear a smoke alarm?
Yes. The transmitter sends alerts to compatible Visit receivers. These receivers can provide sound, flashing lights, or vibration, giving people with hearing loss more ways to receive an emergency warning.
How far can the wireless signal reach?
How far can the wireless signal reach?
The radio signal can reach up to 525 feet with a clear line of sight. Walls and other obstacles may reduce the actual range inside your home.
How long does the battery last?
How long does the battery last?
The replaceable lithium batteries provide up to 10 years of battery life. The device also warns of low battery, system faults, and the end of its service life.
Can I temporarily silence the alarm?
Can I temporarily silence the alarm?
Yes. The alarm has a temporary hush function that can silence it for about 10 minutes. This lets you briefly reduce the alarm sound without disabling smoke and heat detection.
Is the Smoke Alarm Transmitter certified for safety?
Is the Smoke Alarm Transmitter certified for safety?
Yes. It meets UL217, UL539, and ULC-S531 standards. It also complies with FCC Part 15 and IC RSS-210 requirements for wireless operation.
