& FREE Delivery in the UK on orders over £20 Product Description
The smoke alarm increases your home safety. It immediately goes off if it detects smoke. Its siren exceeds 85 dB to ensure that you even wake up in the middle of the night. The alarm is equipped with a low-battery alert and a test button for periodic testing purposes. Box Contains 1 x Product Instruction Manual
9 comments
deanos
9 Oct 17#1
No bs number or kite mark, wouldn’t trust it myself
moneybanks14
9 Oct 17#2
contact the fire service.. they come and install fire alarms free of charge.
buliztik to moneybanks14
9 Oct 17#5
Cool, will call 999 now and book 'em in.
Update: Don't call 999. Firemen will be very shirty if you call 999 and theirs no actual fire. Use there local numbers instead: fireservice.co.uk/inf…rs/
Rudi.Tapper
9 Oct 17#3
I think the EN14604 on the box is the British standard number ?
mmachine
9 Oct 17#4
when you click on link now it shows as £7.49 but just look further down screen and see where it says
10 new from £1.50 and just click on that and you will see top of the next list for £1.50
BungalowBill
9 Oct 17#6
Pah, I can get 1/53rd of a Nest Protect for that.
thekitkatshuffler
9 Oct 17#7
When I'm looking to pinch pennies, I always start with essential fire safety equipment.
HEAT! Quite literally.
MonkeysUncle
10 Oct 17#8
A few negative comments, but it has a test button. And it looks like it's made in the EU so can't be that bad.
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& FREE Delivery in the UK on orders over £20
Product Description
The smoke alarm increases your home safety. It immediately goes off if it detects smoke. Its siren exceeds 85 dB to ensure that you even wake up in the middle of the night. The alarm is equipped with a low-battery alert and a test button for periodic testing purposes.
Box Contains
1 x Product Instruction Manual
9 comments
Cool, will call 999 now and book 'em in.Update: Don't call 999. Firemen will be very shirty if you call 999 and theirs no actual fire. Use there local numbers instead: fireservice.co.uk/inf…rs/
HEAT! Quite literally.