Description:

The Lifesaver LIFPE10LP is an award-winning smoke alarm for its low-profile design, which is engineered for safety and convenience. This slim smoke alarm measures just 115mm x 23mm, making it an unobtrusive yet powerful safety device for any home. Ideal for bedrooms, recreational vehicles, caravans, and boats, its photoelectric sensing technology ensures reliable detection of smouldering fires, offering early warnings and peace of mind.

Powered by a 10-year sealed lithium battery, it eliminates the need for regular battery replacements. The easy-to-use Test & Hush button allows for simple testing and silencing of nuisance alarms. Additional features include a loud 85dBA alarm, tamper-resistant construction, and a bug screen to protect the sensor chamber. Compliant with Australian Standard AS3786:2014, this smoke alarm is a testament to PSA Lifesaver's commitment to quality and homeowner safety.

Features:

• Award-Winning Design: Sleek, low profile for minimal visual impact.
• Long-Lasting Protection: A 10-year lithium battery offers a decade of peace of mind.
• Photoelectric Sensor: Detects smouldering fires quickly to provide early warning.
• Easy Installation: Surface mounts on ceilings or walls with an easy power on/off mounting bracket.
• Test & Hush Button: Large button for easy testing and silencing of false alarms.
• Compliance: Meets the Australian Standard AS3786:2014, ensuring reliability and effectiveness.

FAQ:

Q: Can the battery be replaced?
A: The 10-year lithium battery is sealed and non-replaceable, designed for the life of the alarm.

Q: Is it suitable for use in any room?
A: Yes, its compact and discreet design makes it ideal for any living space, including recreational vehicles and boats.

Q: How do I know the alarm is working?
A: The LED status indicator provides visual confirmation of the alarm's operational status.

Queensland Smoke Alarm Legislation
The new QLD smoke alarm legislation starts on January 1st, 2022, All properties leased or sold in Queensland must be fitted with photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms in all bedrooms of the home as well as hallways or between areas containing bedrooms and on each storey of the dwelling.