Heat Alarms
Increase fire safety in a residence by installing a high-quality heat alarm. Heat alarms are designed to react to heat and not smoke, providing a warning when a substantial increase in temperature is detected, which may indicate a starting fire.
We promise to deliver the highest quality heat alarm, maintaining UK Fire standards, regulations & legislation. Heat alarms are intended for use in kitchens and garages as they offer increased resistance to nuisance alarms from cooking fumes and smoke. Our range of battery-powered and mains-powered heat alarms will alert you of any potential risks in a property.
Ei3014 Heat Alarm
3000 Series
- Contains a fast response thermistor heat sensor
- Mains powered with 10-year rechargeable lithium cell back-up
- Grade D1 and compliant with Scottish legislation
Ei630iRF RadioLINK+ Battery Heat Alarm
600 Series
- Heat sensor – responds to heat build-up from large flaming fires
- RadioLINK+ wireless interconnection
- 10-year lithium battery & 5 year guarantee
Ei144e Heat Alarm
140e Series
- Heat sensor – responds to heat build-up from large flaming fires
- Mains powered with 9V Alkaline battery back-up
- Grade D2 and compliant with Scottish legislation
Heat Alarm FAQs
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What temperature do heat alarms go off?
Heat alarms are triggered at a preset temperature, often around 135°F to 190°F (57°C to 88°C), depending on the model. This ensures they activate in the presence of significant heat associated with a fire.
Where do you put a heat alarm?
Place heat alarms in areas where smoke alarms may be prone to false alarms, such as kitchens or garages. Install them on the ceiling, away from heat sources, and follow the manufacturer’s guidelines.
Is a heat alarm a legal requirement?
Whether heat alarms are a legal requirement varies by jurisdiction and building codes, but they are often recommended in areas where smoke alarms may be prone to false activations, such as kitchens.
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