Check Your Batteries Day aims to educate individuals on the importance of regularly replacing batteries, especially in detectors for smoke, carbon dioxide, and radon. These detectors play a crucial role in saving lives, and ensuring the continuous effectiveness of their life-saving impact relies on the regular replacement of their batteries.

Establishing a monthly routine for changing batteries and replacing smoke alarms every decade serves as a proactive measure to safeguard homes, protect families, and reduce potential expenses. As a recommendation, it is advisable to prioritize changing your batteries this month and updating your smoke alarms to ensure ongoing safety. At E.B. Horsman, we offer a range of alarms, detectors, and batteries to ensure the safety of you and your family.

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Kidde’s Advanced Fire Alarms and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

This intelligent alarm offers enhanced capabilities for double the protection against smoke and carbon monoxide. With the convenience of a single device handling two vital functions, it brings additional sensing capabilities to bolster your confidence. The reliability of its 10-year sealed-in lithium backup battery ensures continuous smoke and carbon monoxide detection, even during power outages.

Features & Benefits

• First cUL/CSA carbon monoxide and smoke detection device with indoor air quality monitoring.
• Built-in air quality sensor measures levels of temperature, relative humidity and Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC) – harmful chemicals in your air that can impact your health.
• Use the Kidde app to receive notifications if hazards are detected, know when the device needs to be replaced and test alarms.
• Alarms are powered by 120V AC with a sealed long-life lithium backup battery that lasts for 10 years
• Scan the QR code on the back of the product. No additional hub is needed to set up your Kidde smart devices.
• Interconnected alarms activate together
• Compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa

Batteries for Reliable Performance

Guidelines for Proper Battery Care

• Always use the battery size and type recommended by your device’s manufacturer.
• Keep battery contacts and compartment connections clean by using a clean pencil eraser or a rough cloth each time you change batteries.
• Remove batteries from devices during prolonged periods of inactivity. • When using household (AC) power, take out the batteries from the equipment.
• Ensure correct battery insertion by aligning the + (plus) and – (minus) terminals properly.
• Most Duracell® batteries offer reliable performance even after ten years of storage under these conditions. Avoid refrigerating Duracell batteries as it does not extend their lifespan.
• Battery performance diminishes in extreme temperatures, so avoid placing battery-powered devices in excessively warm locations.
• Only attempt to recharge batteries that are explicitly marked as “rechargeable.”

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