Kiddie I12060. i12060 Hardwire w/ Smoke Alarm w/ Front Load Battery Backup Shop Kidde 4-Pack 9V 400mAh LI-ION 9-Volt Battery Compatible with Kidde Smoke Detector Alarm i4618, i4618AC, i9040, I9050, i9080, i12040, i12060, KN-COPE-IC The Kidde i12060 is an AC/DC powered, ionization smoke alarm that operates on a 120V power source with 9V battery backup
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The Kidde i12060A is an AC/DC powered, ionization smoke alarm that operates on a 120V power source with 9V battery backup The Kidde i12060 (formerly model 1276) 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
Smoke Detectors KIDDE I12060 SMOKE FIRE ALARM ELECTRIC BATTERY BACKUP
Ionization sensing technology - hardwired smoke detector senses invisible fire particles, 85 decibel alarm alerts of fire ; Still works during power failures - smoke alarm with battery backup operates on a 120V power source with 9V battery included Ionization sensing technology - hardwired smoke detector senses invisible fire particles, 85 decibel alarm alerts of fire ; Still works during power failures - smoke alarm with battery backup operates on a 120V power source with 9V battery included The Kidde i12060 smoke alarm offers a tamper-resistant feature to deter vandalism or theft and a smart interconnect system that connects with up to 24 Kidde devices--including other smoke alarms plus carbon monoxide and heat alarms
Kidde i12060 Hardwire Ionization Smoke Alarm with Front Battery Backup. The Kidde i12060A is an AC/DC powered, ionization smoke alarm that operates on a 120V power source with 9V battery backup The Kidde i12060 (formerly model 1276) 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
i12060 Hardwire w/ Smoke Alarm w/ Front Load Battery Backup Shop Kidde. Ionization sensing alarms may detect invisible fire particles (associated with flaming fires) sooner than photoelectric alarms. Ionization sensing alarms may detect invisible fire particles (associated with flaming fires) sooner that photoelectric alarms