XINDUM Wireless Interlinked Smoke Alarms 6-pack

This bundle brings together smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detection in a single pack to cover multiple rooms, making it easier to create a compliant safety system for domestic use. These wireless interlinked smoke alarms for home connect automatically so that an alarm in one room triggers all units, offering faster notification across a house and peace of mind for overnight and daytime occupancy.

Key Points

The set includes three smoke alarms, one heat alarm and one carbon monoxide detector, plus a remote controller to test and silence units from a short distance. All devices are pre-linked at the factory so installation is mainly a matter of placing and powering them, which reduces setup time. The alarm sounds at around 85 dB according to the manufacturer, loud enough to alert occupants in most homes. 🔔

Interlinking works wirelessly and supports up to 30 units per group with an outdoor range of up to 100 metres. This makes it possible to extend coverage to larger properties by adding additional compatible units, while the sealed lithium cells are designed to provide long-term standby power without battery changes. ⚠️

Consider that photoelectric smoke sensors are typically better at detecting smouldering fires and the heat sensor is intended for kitchens or garages where false smoke triggers can occur. The CO alarm meets EN 50291, and the smoke detectors comply with EN 14604, with CE certification noted by the manufacturer.

Technical Specifications

• Name: XINDUM Wireless Interlinked Smoke alarms 6 PACK
• Battery life: 10-year sealed lithium battery
• Sound level: 85 dB (manufacturer figure)
• Standards: EN 14604 (smoke), EN 50291 (CO)
• Link capacity: 30 units per group, up to 100 m link range outdoors

Usage Recommendations

Install smoke alarms on ceilings or high on walls away from windows and doors to reduce the chance of drafts interrupting detection. Place the heat alarm where steam or cooking fumes are likely but keep it clear of direct cooking sources to avoid frequent false alerts. Use the remote control for regular testing and to silence unwanted alarms temporarily, which can be helpful during cooking or cleaning. 🔧

Regular weekly testing is advised according to standard safety guidance, and note that sealed batteries mean the units are maintenance-light but will still display end-of-life signals when replacement of the whole unit is required. Also be aware that wireless range can be affected by thick walls or metal structures, so test interlinking after installation to confirm coverage.