Can smoke alarms be interconnected wirelessly?

Wireless smoke alarms use radio frequencies to transmit and receive signals.

Alarms are designed to work together within a specific model family or compatible system.

When one alarm detects smoke or carbon monoxide, it sends a signal to all other interconnected alarms, triggering them to sound.

Wireless interconnectivity provides an easier installation process, especially in existing homes where wiring can be challenging.

When installing wirelessly interconnected smoke alarms, it's important to make sure all alarms are compatible (either from the same manufacturer or listed as compatible). Some models also offer features such as voice alarms, location-based notifications, and remote control for testing and silencing.