X-SENSE is a leading manufacturer of home safety products, specializing in advanced smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, and smart fire safety systems.
X-SENSE is a global innovator in home safety technology, dedicated to protecting people and property from fire and related hazards. The company designs and manufactures a wide range of professional-grade safety devices, including photoelectric smoke alarms, electrochemical carbon monoxide detectors, and combination units. Known for their reliability and advanced sensing capabilities, X-SENSE products often feature 10-year sealed lithium batteries, reducing the need for frequent maintenance.
In addition to standalone alarms, X-SENSE offers interconnected wireless systems and smart Wi-Fi enabled devices (such as the Link+ Pro series) that integrate with mobile apps for real-time monitoring and alerts. Their 'ProConnected' solutions allow users to manage home safety remotely, receiving instant notifications of danger, low battery, or faults. With a commitment to quality and compliance with international standards like EN 14604 and EN 50291, X-SENSE aims to provide peace of mind to households worldwide.
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Press the Test/Silence button on the device. It should beep and the LED will flash, indicating the unit is functioning correctly. Manufacturers recommend testing your alarm once a week.
The Silence Mode temporarily desensitizes the alarm for about 9 minutes to stop nuisance alarms caused by cooking smoke or steam. The alarm will automatically return to normal sensitivity after this period.
Many X-SENSE models come with sealed 10-year lithium batteries designed to last the life of the alarm. Other models feature replaceable batteries (like CR123A) with varying lifespans, typically between 1 to 5 years depending on the model and usage.
Yes, specific X-SENSE models (such as the Link+ and Link+ Pro series) support wireless interconnection. This allows all interconnected units to sound when one alarm detects smoke or CO. Some models also connect to a base station for mobile app alerts.
Carbon monoxide alarms should ideally be installed in every room containing a fuel-burning appliance and in every bedroom. For single-level homes, install alarms near sleeping areas. Avoid installing in garages, kitchens, or extremely humid areas to prevent false readings.