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Fireboy-Xintex SMI100RV Smoke Detector 9V Battery Powered

SKU 109105·Fume Detectors
$80.00

SMI100RV Smoke Detector 9V Battery PoweredAn ideal pocket-sized reference book for comprehending maritime flags. This guide is both comprehensive and concise, encompassing: Early detection of smoke and fire emissions ...

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SMI100RV Smoke Detector 9V Battery Powered

An ideal pocket-sized reference book for comprehending maritime flags. This guide is both comprehensive and concise, encompassing: Early detection of smoke and fire emissions to avert personal injury with the SMI100RV Boat and RV Approved Battery-Operated Smoke Alarm, which is sanctioned for use in boats and recreational vehicles, adhering to the latest industry standards. The detector has a hinged cover for effortless battery replacements, while the tamper-resistant locking pin prevents premature battery removal.

Features:

  • Detect Smoke and Fire Emissions Early to Prevent Personal Injury With Model SMI100RV
  • Compact Design: 5.58" Diameter x 1.99" Height
  • Fast & Easy Installation
  • 9V Battery Powered, No Wiring Required
  • Low Battery Indicator
  • Silence Feature
  • Test Button Easily Accessible on the Cover of the Alarm
  • Alarm Horn: 85 dB @ 10 ft
  • Smoke Sensor: Ionization
  • Listed to UL217 for RV Use Eighth Edition
  • Complies with U.S. Coast Guard Sect. 28.325(b)

Package Contents:

  • Smoke Alarm
  • 9-Volt Battery
BrandFireboy-Xintex
SKU109105
UPC619749321538
TypeFume Detectors
Weight0.6 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Fireboy-Xintex product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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