The Ei3024RF is a mains powered multi-sensor alarm with a rechargeable lithium back-up battery. Fitted with both optical smoke and heat sensors, this alarm allows hybrid interlinking (wired or wireless) with up to 12 compatible devices. It is also fitted with intelligent software, allowing it to detect all fire types and the rechargeable lithium back-up ensures that if mains power is lost, the alarm will continue to function. AudioLINK allows you to extract real time data from the alarm directly to smart phone. Also fitted with a combined test and silence button, the alarm is supplied with an
Ei3000MRF SmartLINK module to allow for radio-interlinking between alarms.
- Suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, landings and dining rooms (not suitable for kitchens or garages)
- 230V mains powered alarm with lithium backup battery, in case of mains failure
- Multi-sensor alarm containing both optical smoke and heat for detection of all fire types
- Hybrid (wired or wireless) interlinking with up to 12 compatible devices
- This bundle includes the Ei3024 Smoke and Heat Alarm and separate Ei3000MRF SmartLINK module
- allows you to extract real time data to your smart phone or tablet
- Supplied with an Easi-fit baseplate
- Ei3000MRF module to allow for radio-interlinking between devices
- Memory feature - easy to identify an alarm that has previously sounded
- Unique dust compensation mechanism
- 85dB warning alarm at 3m
- Suitable for installations needing to comply with BS 5839-6: 2013 Grade D, E and F
- 5 year manufacturer's warranty
- CE and Kitemarked to BS EN 14604:2005 and BS 5446-2:2003
- Test and silence button
The table below shows all the units that can interlink with the Ei3024RF.
Alarms from the Same Series (Hardwire Interlink)
Model Number
|
Type of Unit
|
Type of Interlink
|
Ei3014 |
Mains Powered Heat Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei3016 |
Mains Powered Optical Smoke Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei3018 |
Mains Powered Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei3024 |
Mains Powered Optical and Heat Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei3028 |
Mains Powered Heat and CO Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Alarms from the Same Series (Radio-Interlink)
Compatible Alarms (Hardwire Interlink)
Model Number
|
Type of unit
|
Type of interlink
|
Ei141 |
Ionisation Smoke Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei144 |
Heat Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei146 |
Optical Smoke Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei161e |
Ionisation Smoke Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei164e |
Heat Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei166e |
Optical Smoke Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei2110e |
Multi Sensor Smoke & Heat Alarm |
Hardwire Interlink |
Compatible Alarms (Radio-Interlink)
Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Model Number
|
Type of unit
|
Type of interlink
|
Ei208WRF |
Battery powered CO detector |
Radio-interlinked |
Ei261 |
Mains powered CO detector |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei262 |
Mains powered CO detector |
Radio-interlinked |
Ancillary Products
Model Number
|
Type of unit
|
Type of interlink
|
Ei450 |
Wireless Fire and CO Alarm Controller |
Radio-interlinked |
Ei407 |
Wireless Manual Call Point |
Radio-interlinked |
Ei1529RC |
230V Remote Locate, Silence and Test Control Switch |
Hardwire Interlink |
Ei159 |
Smoke Alarm Locator Switch |
Hardware Interlink |
Technical Data
This is the technical data for the Mains Radio-Interlinked Combined Smoke and Heat Alarm with Lithium Back-up - Ei3024RF.
Product Code |
EI3024RF |
Alternative Product Codes |
EI3024, EI3024RF, EI3000MRF |
Weight |
0.47kg |
Back-Up Battery |
10 year sealed lithium |
Sound Output |
85dB at 3m |
Temperature Range |
0°C to 40°C |
Humidity Range |
15% to 95% Relative Humidity |
Dimensions (HxDia) |
66x150mm |
Product Datasheets
The following datasheets are available for this product.
Q. What smoke alarm should I use in a bedroom with an en suite bathroom?
A. It is usually recommended to install an optical smoke alarm in a bedroom. This is because optical smoke alarms are slightly quicker at detecting slow smouldering fires that can originate from upholstery type materials and over-heated wiring. Also, an optical smoke alarm would be less likely to sound a false alarm than an ionisation would, if steam/water droplets were present from the bathroom. Detectors should be installed as central to the room as possible; however for your application I would also consider the position of the en suite to make sure that the detector is not in the direct path of the joining door. This is just to try and avoid the chances of a false alarm. No detector is designed for use in bathroom areas.
Q. How do I safely dispose of my old smoke alarms?
A. Safelincs is signed up to Valpak's WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Distributor Take-Back Scheme (Registration ID: 7370). Private households can therefore drop off their electronic and electrical fire safety waste at their municipal recycling centre when they are purchasing new products from us. To find your nearest recycling centre, please visit www.recycle-more.co.uk.
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. How long do the batteries last in smoke alarms?
A. The 9V alkaline batteries last 12~18 months. Lithium batteries will usually last 5x longer than their alkaline counterparts, achieving around 5 years lifetime. Some lithium cells are also rechargeable, and when used in a mains-powered alarm may last for the entire functional lifespan of the alarm. Newer alarm models may also feature a "sealed" lithium battery. These batteries are specialist components which are designed to not be removed or need replacing by the user, and have been tested by the alarm manufacturer to ensure they last for the lifetime of the alarm.
Please Note: the actual lifetime of your batteries depends on how often the alarms are tested or activated, as sounding the alarm draws more power than when the alarms are "waiting" to detect fire. You should also read your alarm's manual to make sure you only use the recommended types and brands of batteries, as failing to follow these instructions may cause the alarm to malfunction, not alerting you in the event of a fire, and might also invalidate the warranty.
Q. When the test button is pressed on an interlinking smoke alarm will this cause all the other units to go off, too?
A. Yes, by pressing the test button on one alarm all the units in that family will also be activated. To 'teach' the units which other smoke alarms belong to the same family, the smoke alarms have to be set up together during the installation. This is done by pressing a 'housecoding button' or similar process.
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