Multi Sensor Detectors
A multi-sensor fire alarm uses more than one type of sensor to detect the presence of a fire, including smoke, heat or carbon monoxide. A multi-sensor fire alarm can help to reduce the chance of a false alarm from cooking smoke, steam or dust.
YESSS Electrical have a wide variety of multi-sensor fire alarms from C-TEC including heat, smoke and temperature sensors. Discover a range of multi-sensor fire alarms below.
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Temperature, Humidity and CO2 Environmental Sensor with 10 Year Lithium Battery
Multi-Sensor Fire Alarm with 10 Year Lithium Battery
Magduo FlexiPoint Combined Smoke/Heat Detector wth Sounder, 70dB - 90dB, IP21C
Battery Powered Multi-sensor Smoke Alarm with 10 Year Sealed Lithium Battery
Heat and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with 10 Year Battery, 85dB, White, Combo Range
Carbon Monoxide and Heat Alarm with 10 Year Sealed Battery, 85dB, White
Smoke and Heat Alarm with 10 Year Sealed Battery, 85dB, White
Mains Powered Carbon Monoxide and Heat Alarm with 10 Year Sealed Battery, 85dB, White
RF Multi-Sensor Heat and Smoke Alarm with 10 Year Battery, 85dB, White, Combo Range
Multi-Sensor Heat and Smoke Alarm with 10 Year Battery, 85dB, White, Combo Range
RF Heat and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with 10 Year Battery, 85dB, White, Combo Range
FAQs
What is a multi-sensor fire alarm?
A multi-sensor fire alarm is a type of alarm that uses more than one type of sensor to detect a fire. Multi-sensor fire alarms may combine smoke, heat or carbon monoxide sensors.
Multi-sensor fire alarm flashing red. What does this mean?
If your fire alarm is flashing red it can mean a number of things so it is important to read the instruction manual of your specific fire alarm model. However, more than often when your multi-sensor fire alarm is flashing red, this can mean that it is in Hush mode. In Hush mode, a multi-sensor fire alarm will flash every 8 seconds (instead of every 48 seconds) to indicate that the sensitivity of it has been reduced to silence a false alarm. By pushing the reset button, you can end Hush mode.