The Ei412 wireless wall mounted remote control switch unit can locate the source of an alarm, silence any false alarms and test all the alarms in the system. The unit works with arrangements including both wireless smoke and wireless CO detectors and has individual LED indicators to identify which type of danger has been detected.
- Battery operated unit
- Fitted with sealed 10 year lithium battery
- 5 year warranty
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No wiring required, battery operated
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The locate option silences all the alarms except the initial activating alarm allowing easy identification of the source of the fire or CO leak
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The test option will activate all the alarms, making regular testing easy
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The hush option will silence any false alarm
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Auto-reset within 10 minutes for locate and hush
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Wireless control of up to 20 smoke alarms
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Must be located within 30m of the nearest smoke alarm
The table below shows all the units that can interconnect with the Ei412 control switch.
Compatible Alarms Carbon Monoxide Alarms Model Number | Type of unit | Type of interconnection |
Ei208WRF | Battery powered CO detector | Radio-interlinked |
Ei262 | Mains powered CO detector | Radio-interlinked |
Q. What is the difference between Ei605TYCRF and Ei605CRF smoke alarms, can both be used with the EI412 remote control panel?
A. The Ei605TYCRF comes with a ten year lithium battery, this should last for the life span of the alarm. The Ei605CRF comes with an alkaline battery that will need to be changed every 12 months. As these alarms are part of the Ei600 series they are both compatible with the Ei412.
Q. Can the Ei600RF series be connected with a CO detector?
A. Yes, the Ei208WRF CO detector is suitable and we recommend that you also install a Ei412 locator switch to allow you to find out if an alarm was caused by CO gas or by a fire.
Q. Can the Ei160 RF series be connected to a CO detector?
A. Yes, you can use either the battery powered Ei208WRF CO detector or the mains powered Ei262 CO detector. We also recommend that you fit a Ei412 locator switch to allow you to find out if an alarm was caused by CO gas or a fire!