10 Years Standalone Heat Alarm, Heat Detector for homes & office, 10 Years Sealed-Battery with installation package included, Conforms to BS 5446-2:2003 Standard

this is for heat, not a smoke alarm, i fitted this just outside of the kitchen because i was tired of the smoke alarm going off every time someone had toast ,so i fitted a heat detector instead

Looks nice

Works really well and was very easy to set up. It’s a compact unit, looks fine on the ceiling and doesn’t feel cheap. The built-in 10-year battery is a big plus – no need to worry about changing batteries every year. Test button is simple to use and it’s not overly sensitive for normal cooking. A good, no-fuss heat alarm for extra safety around the home.

When I had the opportunity to try out the Sensero Battery Operated Heat Detector, I leapt at the chance because I had never considered a heat detector instead of a smoke detector before. My kitchen smoke detector is often a major annoyance, sounding off with normal cooking. Would a heat detector still provide peace of mind but without the annoyance of false alarms? Installation and Activation: Installation is straightforward with the included base plate, screws, wall plugs, or double-sided adhesive tape. Rather than having to remove a battery isolation tab, it is activated via a small on/off switch on the rear. Don’t forget to activate it! Testing is simple with a central 'test/silence' button that emits a series of loud chirps when pressed, indicating functionality. I mounted it using screws, and the device fitted very easily to the base plate after fixing it up. Battery and Functionality: The device is powered by a non-replaceable lithium battery advertised to last 10 years. I far prefer such units with a 10-year battery life than those that use regular PP3 (9V) batteries, which don’t last nearly as long and randomly beep at all hours once they start to run down. You know you should replace the battery, but you are not sure which of the alarms is running down, or in the early morning, you find the unit and "temporarily" disconnect it until later, then months go by, and it is still waiting for a fresh battery! This is even worse in the kitchen because, with regular false alarms during cooking, it is so tempting to disconnect the battery! This Sensero Heat Detector seems the perfect solution for kitchens as it detects heat rather than smoke, preventing false alarms from cooking activities but ready should your cooking try to become a bonfire! Build Quality and Value: Its build quality seems very good. It is a sealed unit, and once the battery runs down, you just replace it with a new unit. Yes, it is another example of our modern throwaway society, but 10 years is a decent life for such a device, and I rate it as high value for money. Overall Recommendation: Overall, at the listed £12.98, I find the Sensero heat detector to be great value and an essential addition for kitchen safety. If you want to retain the sensitivity of a smoke detector in your kitchen, I would buy one of these as well. A belt-and-braces approach, knowing that even if I temporarily disconnect my smoke detector, the heat detector will still be there, helping to look after our safety. A tip: a heat detector is not a substitute for smoke detectors in bedrooms, etc. I would still urge you all to have working smoke detectors in your home as well as this heat detector.

The days of just a single plain smoke alarm in the house are now long gone and it is recommended to have minimum of a smoke alarm on each floor and a heat alarm in each cooking location. The advantages of the heat alarm are that it won't go off with normal cooking smoke, so less false alarms. This set enhances that more by having both of the 2 alarms being interlinked. When one goes off the other will too, alerting everyone in the house to an issue. Having had these installed for nearly a month, I can attest to the heat alarm not setting off the alarm when cooking and really do wonder why it took years to get to this point. After all, most smoke alarm only households have the batteries removed because of cooking false alarms. In the month so far I have not had a single one (false or real - thankfully). On the subject of batteries, these come with sealed for life batteries that should last the 10 year life of the alarm. Again I see this as a good thing as far too many alarms with replaceable batteries are in use well past their use-by date and are no longer effective because of this. The only thing missing for me is a Wi-Fi connection to an app, so I get an alert on my phone as well as the audio alert when the alarm goes off.

This is a good alternative (or addition) to a smoke alarm for a kitchen or workshop. It won't give false alarms from things like burnt toast as it only reacts to high temperatures caused by fires in a room. The unit has a sealed 10-year battery so would need complete replacement at the end of its life. But for the modest price of just under £15 the value is good for a potential life saver. It's very easy to fit, coming with two ways of fixing to a ceiling, with screws and plugs, as well as a self adhesive pad. I used the pad for a speedy attachment and am satisfied with the firmness of the fix. Using the two screws and plugs wouldn't have been a problem as the unit is very lightweight and wouldn't pull plugs out of a plasterboard panel. Regular testing is easy, just by pressing the central button with a broom handle or finger. The instructions are written in clear English and give plenty of advice for location of fixing, as well as safety suggestions about evacuation planning in the event of a fire. Packaging, instructions and the product are all marked with both UKCA and CE logos to certify that safety testing has been carried out to the required national standards. I recommend this.

Seems ok, not needed to test yet so don’t know how sensitive it is for detection. Easy to install, good price, a little smaller than I expected.

I tested this out with real flame, and the only time it activated was when I turned it upside down. It is suppsoed to have 10 years lifespan of the battery, once the battery runs out you throw the product away, because it''s a sealed battery, there's no replacing it, that's why I removed a star, It's not really good for the environment if you cannot re-use it after 10 years, by replacing batteries etc.. Using it can either be screwed and drilled into the ceiling, or use the adhesive pad which is double sided, I'd use a little bit of added glue on both sides of that adhesive so it doesn't fall down in the heat. If it at all gets really hot, the adhesive pad will melt away, but with glue it will last a lot longer. So you have the test sheet at the back, then the plate to close over it, before you do this turn on the switch to enable the alarm, each colour represents it's health status, for instance flashing red means there's a fault with the product, in normal operation turning it on, the product blinks green, not always blinking. You could hold down the button on the front after turning it on to test the alarm, it is REALLY loud. Suffice to say it works, and it's good, just upside down operation.

La he instalado ya hace algún tiempo. Afortunadamente no he tenido ocasión de probar su funcionamiento por algún accidente doméstico. Siempre es recomendable (en algunos países obligatorio), por sentido común y como medida de precaución, la instalación de alarmas de humo y calor, que pueden evitar en un momento dado la propagación de un fuego con consecuencias graves. La alarma está colocada en la cocina y no se ve afectada por el humo y tampoco por una temperatura ambiente moderada.