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Honeywell Resideo 5800SMOKEV Wireless Smoke / Heat Detector

$102.95

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Honeywell Resideo 5800SMOKEV Wireless Smoke / Heat Detector

The cream of the crop when it comes to wireless Honeywell/Resideo smoke detectors the 5800SMOKEV has a total of 4 sensors built into one device. The 5800SMOKEV features a photoelectric smoke detector, a max temperature heat detector, a rate-of-rise high-temperature sensor, and to top it all off a low-temperature alert sensor. Along with all of those sensors, there is also an 85db sounder built into the device to help you pinpoint which sensor went off when tripped. The 5800SMOKEV, as stated in the name, works with any alarm system that supports Honeywell/Resideo 5800 wireless devices.

The average battery life for the 5800SMOKEV under typical use is 5 years, and the 3V CR123A batteries are easily replaced when battery life is low. Low battery life and sensor alerts are easily visible by looking at the status LEDs on the device, and the sensor is easily tested using the test button on the device. The 5800SMOKEV also has a maintenance sensor inside of the smoke to let you know when the device needs to be cleaned or serviced, helping you avoid false alarms and potential non-triggers. 

 

SPECS:

Fixed Temp Heat Detection: 135°F (57°C)
Rate-Of-Rise Detection: > 104 °F @ 15 °F/min (40 °C @ 8.33 °C/min)
Low Temp Alert: 41 °F (5 °C)
RF Supervision: 60 to 70 Mins
RF Frequency: 345MHz
Install Location: Indoor only
Sounder Output: 85 db @ 10ft
Power Source: 3V, CR123A x2
Battery Life: 5 years
Max Spacing: 50ft x 50ft max
Dimensions: 4.74 in x 2.31 in (120 mm x 59 mm)

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  • How often does the smoke alarm ping the control unit to establish continuity in service and to validate that the smoke alarm is functioning correctly?

    The manuals do not specifically give the time constraints to my knowledge, but most panels check in at least once a day, and some check in multiple times per day. During that ping if there is a loss in connection you'll get a trouble for the zone. If the sensor ever detects an issue with its ability to sense smoke or has a low battery it will immediately alert the panel and indicate with an LED that it needs serviced.