Smoke Alarms

Choose the Right Smoke Alarm for Your Business

The type of alarm you need depends on the risk to be detected and the environment where the product will be installed. Smoke alarms are designed to detect fire and provide an early warning, while carbon monoxide alarms, gas alarms, and water leak alarms are intended for other types of detection.

When selecting a smoke alarm, it is important to consider the type, power supply, connectivity options, as well as the product's certifications and installation instructions. Smoke alarms are covered by the EN 14604 standard and must comply with its requirements to be sold within the European Union.

Optical Smoke Alarms

Optical smoke alarms react to smoke particles and are one of the most common types of smoke alarms. Tingstad's range includes several optical models in different designs.

Compare factors such as battery solution, alarm functions, and other product features, and always follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation and use.

Wireless and Interconnected Smoke Alarms

Interconnected smoke alarms can be a practical solution when multiple alarms need to work together. When one connected alarm is activated, the system may also trigger the other connected units, depending on the model.

The range includes both wireless models and smart solutions. Check how many devices can be connected, which communication technology is used, and what additional functions are included.

Heat Alarms and Other Detectors

Tingstad's range also includes products for other types of detection, including:

• Heat alarms for temperature-based detection
• Carbon monoxide alarms for detecting carbon monoxide
• Gas alarms for the gas types specified in the product information
• Water leak alarms for detecting unwanted water leaks

These products serve different purposes than a standard smoke alarm. Always check what the specific product is designed to detect and where it may be installed.