First Alert, America’s most trusted fire safety brand*, is partnering with America’s volunteer first responders to sound the alarm on the importance of updated smoke alarm standards.

I recently bought new smoke and CO2 detectors. Is there a proper way to dispose of my old ones? — Philip, Lewiston ANSWER: Many brands of these detectors can be sent back to the manufacturer. You ...

battery-powered combination smoke and CO detector. Since it’s battery-only, the First Alert SCO5CN can be installed anywhere. Its base features locking pins to ensure the battery drawer stays ...

We didn't personally test this model, but we've had great experiences with other First Alert models and feel confident in recommending this one. Types of smoke detectors Battery-powered units ...

The Nest Learning Thermostat, which debuted in 2011, was one of the original smart thermostats. But it hasn’t seen an update in almost a decade. Today, there are dozens of cheaper connected ...

Traditionally, battery-operated smoke alarms used nine-volt batteries ... Simple wireless smoke detectors, like First Alert’s wireless smoke alarm, use wireless tech to interconnect.

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If you’re lucky enough to have a fireplace, then you know that it brings a warm and toasty atmosphere to your home. As the ...

December 2024 Aside from smoke alarms, fire extinguishers are the ... and we think the best fire extinguisher for your home is the First Alert PRO5, which is readily available, affordable, and ...

Here, hundreds of Grad rockets are being prepared for use by the embattled and under-resourced Ukrainian army a little up the ...