Mains Powered Radio-Interlinked Combined Optical Smoke and Heat Alarm with Lithium Back-up Battery - Ei2110eRF

The table below shows all the units that can interlink with the EI2110ERF.

Smoke and Heat Alarms - Radio

Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Ancillary Products

Wiring Explained

Mains powered Ei Electronics smoke and heat alarms require a 230V AC power supply and up to 12 alarms can be hardwire interlinked in one system.

To obtain a mains power supply, each alarm can be connected to the nearest lighting circuit using 2 core and earth cable with a separate, dedicated interlink cable connecting alarms where applicable. However, if possible it is recommended that any alarms connected via interlink cable are all powered from a dedicated circuit from the distribution board using 3 core and earth cable for safety during maintenance, as the interlink cable will carry power from live alarms on other power circuits. Please see the diagram below:-

Technical Data

This is the technical data for the Mains Powered Radio-Interlinked Combined Optical Smoke and Heat Alarm with Lithium Back-up Battery - Ei2110eRF.

Product Datasheets

The following datasheets are available for this product.

• Ei100MRF RadioLINK Module Datasheet
• Ei100MRF RadioLINK Module Manual
• Ei2110e Datasheet
• Ei2110e User Manual

Q. For mains powered Aico smoke and heat alarms, when the electricity supply fails and the back up battery takes over, please can you tell me how long the battery will last in this situation?

A. For mains powered Aico alarms with a new, fully charged lithium back up battery, the battery would last approx. 3-6 months without a mains supply. For mains powered Aico alarms with a standard alkaline back up battery, the battery would last up to a year without mains supply. If the alarm has been installed with an Ei168RC radio frequency base, please note that the Ei168RC back up battery would last approx 2 months if the power fails.

Q. Does this alarm conform to BS 5446 part 1 as recommended by the Fire Service?

A. BS 5446-1:2000 was withdrawn in 2008 and replaced by BS EN 14604:2005 to conform with European standards. These alarms are fully compliant with BS EN 14604:2005.

Q. Can the mains powered smoke alarm range be connected to mains power via the lighting circuit?

A. Yes, hard-wired mains powered alarms can be wired to the unswitched live feed of the nearest frequently used lighting circuit.

Q. Does the Ei2110 multi sensor model need to be fitted by a qualified electrician?

A. We would always recommend a qualified electrician to fit these mains powered smoke alarms for you .

Q. What sort of smoke alarm system would I need to install for a HMO?

A. BS 5839-6 recommends that one or two storey HMOs with an individual floor area of no more than 200sqm (not the total of both floors) should have a Grade D smoke alarm system installed. Grade D refers to mains powered smoke alarms with a back up battery power supply. The alarms can be interlinked either by wire or by radio signal and the system does not require a separate fire alarm panel. For HMOs of 3 storey or higher, a Grade A panel system would need to be installed. This can cover the whole of the building, or can be used just for the communal areas with a separate Grade D system installed for the individual dwellings. For both applications, the level of cover should be a minimum of LD3 (in all escape routes) but this may change according to the fire risk assessment.