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Sperry West SW2250POEIP Smoke Detector, Side-View, PoE IP Covert Camera, 3.7mm Lens, White
Sperry West SW2200AC Smoke Detector Straight-Down View, Covert, 3.7mm Lens
Ring B0CL5MMTDB Smoke and CO Listener Alarm Sensor, White
IQ QS7133-840 IQ Hardwire 16-F Security and Smoke Detector Integrator, Small Enclosure, S-Line Encrypted
IQ QS5110-840 IQ Smoke Wireless Photoelectric Smoke Detector
i-PRO TRTN-UA Triton Ultra Sensor, POE+ Powered Vape and Smart Safety Sensor
Honeywell Home 5809SS Wireless Fixed Heat and Rate-of-Rise Temperature Sensor
Honeywell Home 5800CMBOV Combination Smoke / Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector
Honeywell Home 5800CMBOV Combination Smoke / Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector
First Alert PROSIXCOV Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector
First Alert FSMCO600NVACACL1 SC5 Hardwire Smart Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Voice Alerts and App Connectivity
First Alert FSMCO600NVACACL1 SC5 Hardwire Smart Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Voice Alerts and App Connectivity
alula RE614 Multicriteria Smoke Alarm, Connect+ Compatible

Life-Safety Devices & Emergency System Components

Build out commercial and institutional safety systems with a focused selection of life-safety devices and emergency system components. This collection includes safety, alerting and supporting life-safety equipment for replacement, expansion and new-system planning. Before choosing a product, define its role in the overall system and identify the equipment, cabling, mounting or control requirements it must work with.

Match Life Safety Devices to Your System

A useful shortlist starts with intended application, listing, power, supervision, mounting and compatibility with the designed life-safety system. Also account for service access and future expansion where the product will become part of a larger system. If the application depends on a particular platform, standard or manufacturer ecosystem, verify the current product documentation before final specification. For fire and life-safety applications, final selection and installation should also follow the approved system design, product listings and applicable local code requirements.