FireAngel 10 Year Battery Smoke Alarm TST-622Q Twin Pack £17.54 Free Collection @ Toolstation

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This alarm conforms to the latest British Standards, but further intervention may be required to wake sleeping children.

These products fully comply with UK (UKCA) and EU (CE) regulations.

All homes in Scotland are now required by law to have ceiling-mounted and interlinked fire alarms. This new legislation applies to heat and smoke alarms. The law places the onus on the homeowner and/or landlord to make these changes – contact your local fire prevention officer for advice or consult the Government website.

For smoke alarms that fully comply with new Scottish legislation, see: 98385 , 54804 , 79890

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Edited by a community support team member, 26 January 2023

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26th Jan
Don't bother with these I've had 2 the first lasted 2 years the 2nd lasted 18 months and you can't change the battery, buy one were you can replace the battery yourself.
26th Jan
How often did you burn your toast though?
26th Jan
Never work for more than 3-years.
26th Jan
Not suitable in Scotland, must be linked across the home
28th Jan
Right. People looking at this better just leave nothing up

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26th Jan
Do your self a favour and don’t buy these. Batteries run out well before 10yers and company just ignored my emails. Rather get the one where you can change batteries and they will last lot longer.
31st Jan
Like what? If you say it's rubbish it's really helpful to suggest something better
26th Jan
I've got Yale smart heat detector and a hardwired smoke detector. Not had any issues yet, 6+ years
26th Jan
Avoid.
26th Jan
I've heard bad things but I literally can't find any reputable brand anywhere lol, I need to replace all of mine and I want to get linked ones, yet I have no idea what to go for.
26th Jan
And replace them every 10 years from the date of manufacture. I think mine are coming up for renewal, so thanks OP.
26th Jan
I had one of these outside my bedroom door for about 2 years. It went off one night at 2.50 am. The whole house was up and there was no smoke or fire. It would t switch off and was blaring in my face. I ended up tearing it apart with my hands and ripping siren out.
28th Feb
Lol I had same experience. Dunked it in water and still worked, used a hammer and still kept going.
26th Jan
Are these on a par with the ones the Fire Service would've fitted in the past?
26th Jan
These are very similar and are what the manufacturer have replaced mine with when the ones from the fire service failed within the warranty.
26th Jan
They sort of honor the warranty. I had 6 that failed. 2 were replaced under warranty - send the id number of the detector to the company and they will replace them providing there is no evidence of damage, water staining etc. and the label is intact.

customersupport@fireangeltech.com

Include your
Full name, address, postcode and contact number
• Model code and batch number of the unit you are claiming for
• Confirmation of where the alarm is from
• Details of the fault
26th Jan
These are supposed to last ten years but only guaranteed for five,the older model with the three small buttons was far more reliable,the quality has went right down since this shape came out with the large centre button.Fire angel charge the fire service 7 pound a piece when they buy in bulk,thousands at a time.I fit around 100 a month.Most of the people who get them fitted could afford to buy there own.
26th Jan
Do you ever question having to make holes in Asbestos Rendered Texture ceilings? can't be good for us.
28th Feb
As noted, these do not meet the required specification and interlinked requirements for Scotland. In which case, if anyone is looking for recommendations, I have the Hispec battery interlinked units supplied by Electrical Counter and have fitted elsewhere. They are painfully loud, I have had zero issues and they no more difficult to install than old school detectors.

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28th Feb
These are brilliant, bought these from amazon last month for double this price. 😞 great offer and great find
28th Feb
For anyone renting..landlords by law have to fit these..as well as carbon monoxide alarms so don’t buy these yourselfs.
28th Feb
The batteries will not last 10 years. Not a chance.
12th Mar
They do..I just replaced mine, exactly 10years 1 month.
28th Feb
We had these in the past, but they started beeping after about 5 years so I had to throw them away. Swapped to some from Amazon and they've been fine for years, XSense IIRC.
12th Mar
We had these installed in June 2021 and on one of them battery is gone already last month, keeping beeping