If one smoke detector goes off, an interconnect system ensures all your detectors will go off, as well as the alarm on the base station. But you’ll want to pair it to a SimpliSafe hub to get the most out of it, and that process takes less than 30 seconds. Fire it up and an internal 85dB siren will sound if smoke or carbon monoxide are detected, even without a base station. In truth, you don’t need a SimpliSafe hub to use the device for its most basic operations. If one SimpliSafe smoke & CO detector goes off, every SimpliSafe device with an onboard siren will also fire off. The company does not provide a lifespan for the device, but 10 years is considered the industry standard. It’s powered by two CR123A batteries (included and replaceable) that SimpliSafe says should last about two years. Its industrial design is considerably more attractive than the previous model: a classic disc that’s unobtrusive when mounted on the ceiling. You’ll also want to read our SimpliSafe Smart Alarm Indoor Camera review, which includes a discussion of the company’s new motion detector.Īs its name suggests, the new detector is a simple device that detects both smoke and carbon monoxide, all while integrating with the SimpliSafe alarm system.
SimpliSafe has replaced the smoke and carbon monoxide detector that can be used with its DIY home security systems with this all-new SimpliSafe Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector, the manufacturer’s third new smart home product announcement this week. SimpliSafe completists will want to add this interconnected smart smoke/CO detector to their systems, but we don’t consider it an essential component.
Turning off an alarm means a trip to multiple devices.
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