With 10 Year Lithium Battery and Wireless SmartLINK Module

User benefits such as the unique automatic dust compensation feature which minimise nuisance alarms due to dust build-up in the photoelectric chamber without compromising the functionality of the smoke alarm. The EIB650iRF communicates wirelessly via its pre-installed EIB600MRF RadioLINK module with compatible Brooks alarms and accessories. Up to 12 RF devices can be interconnected

Key Features:

• High-Performance Photoelectric sensor
• Easy to use large test/silence button
• 10-year lithium battery, no changes required
  
• SmartLINK enabled (interconnectivity)
• AudioLINK enabled
• RF Range:  Up to 100 metres
• 5-year guarantee
• Conforms to AS3786:2014 and AS/NZS4268:2012 +A1:2013
• Dimensions: Product - 115mm x 45mm
• Weight: 210g
• Can install up to another 11 Brooks Smoke Alarms, Strobe Lights and / or Carbon Monoxide Alarms. 12 devices in total

What's in the box?

• 1 x Brooks Wireless EIB650IRF Photoelectric Smoke Alarm
• 1 x EIB600MRF SmartLink Wireless Module
• Installation instructions

Simple plug and play solution which does not require hardwired installation

What Is The Difference Between AudioLINK And SmartLINK?

AudioLINK is real-time data extraction technology specifically for AudioLINK enabled Brooks devices. Simply download the AudioLINK App to your Smartphone and follow the instructions to connect to your Brooks smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and extract data. AudioLINK works with all Brooks Smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms sold through Hear for Less.

SmartLINK is the wireless module which allows for interconnectivity between all Brooks smoke and carbon monoxide alarms installed. All Brooks Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms sold through Hear for Less has SmartLINK as standard. So if one alarm goes off, all of the Brooks Alarms installed through the Hear for Less offering go off.

SmartLINKs' interconnectivity means these Smoke Alarms meet important legislation requirements as set out by the Fire and Emergency services for each state here in Australia.

Recommended: Further to the legislation upheld by each State of Australia, it is recommended that a smoke alarm is installed in the bedroom of the person who is hard of hear / deaf. That way should any electronics start to smoulder the smoke alarm will alert them right away.