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Kidde 21007581 Smoke Detector FireX Hard-Wired w/Battery Back-up Ionization

Item #: 21007581 by WALTER KIDDE PORTABLE EQUIPMEN

UPC #: 047871075812

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Features

Voltage

120

Power Source

Hardwired

Certifications

UL

Alarm Sensor Type

Ionization

Certifications & Ratings

UL Listed

Certifications and Listings

UL Listed

Commercial/Residential

Commercial / Residential

Included

Batteries

Product Depth (in.)

1.8

Product Height (in.)

5.6

Product Width (in.)

5.6

Required Battery Type

9 Volt

Features

Battery Back-Up, Hush Feature, Interconnected

California Compliant

Available in California,Available in New York

Pack Size

1

Mount Type

Fixed

Returnable

Yes

UL Listed

Yes

Weight

0.5 lb.

Defective Code

A

ETL Listed

No

Number in Package

1 pk

Sub Brand

FireX

Audio Alarm

85dB at 10ft.

Volts

120 V

Test and or Reset Button

Yes

Packaging Type

Boxed

Depth

1.8"

Humidity Range

Up to 85% Relative Humidity (RH)

Diameter

5.6"

Product Type

Smoke Detector

Temperature Range

40?F (4.4?C) to 100?F (37.8?C)

CSA Listed

No

Each Weight

3.000 LB

Velocity

B

Hazardous Material

No

UNSPSC

46191501

Product Overview
The Kidde i4618 is an AC/DC powered, ionization smoke alarm that operates on a 120V power source with 9V battery backup. This alarm uses ionization sensing technology. Ionization sensing alarms may detect invisible fire particles (associated with flaming fires) sooner than photoelectric alarms. Photoelectric sensing alarms may detect visible particles (associated with smoldering fires) sooner than ionization alarms.