To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Kidde 20SA10-V Smoke Alarm has a low battery?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm indicates a low battery, you can push the button once to silence the alarm for 24 hours. Pushing the button again will clear Hush and perform a test. Note that 7 days after the low battery notification begins, it cannot be silenced. Also, you can remove the alarm, discharge it, dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
How to fix a false low battery alert on my Kidde 20SA10-V?
To address a false low battery alert on your Kidde Smoke Alarm (when AC power is connected before the backup battery is activated), rotate the alarm onto the mounting bracket to activate the backup battery.
What to do if my Kidde 20SA10-V is beeping at the end of its life?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm signals the end of its unit life, you can push the button once to silence it for 24 hours. Pushing the button again will clear Hush and perform a test. Keep in mind that 7 days after the end of unit life notification begins, the alarm cannot be silenced. It is also recommended to remove the alarm, discharge it, dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
What to do if my Kidde 20SA10-V Smoke Alarm button is stuck?
If the button on your Kidde Smoke Alarm is stuck, push the button to dislodge it.
What to do if my Kidde 20SA10-V Smoke Alarm has a smoke sensor fault?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm indicates a smoke sensor fault, see the Cleaning Your Alarm section. You can also push the button once to attempt to reset the unit. If the error continues, remove the alarm, discharge it, dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
What to do if my Kidde 20SA10-V Smoke Alarm shows a fatal fault?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm indicates a fatal fault, push the button once to attempt to reset the unit. If the error continues, remove the alarm, discharge it, dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
What to do if my Kidde 20SA10-V Smoke Alarm experiences MCU failure?
If your Kidde Smoke Alarm experiences MCU failure, remove the alarm, discharge it, dispose of the unit, and replace it as soon as possible.
General| Alarm Volume | 85 dB at 10 feet |
|---|---|
| Test/Silence Button | Yes |
| LED Indicator | Yes |
| Hush Feature | Yes |
| Interconnect | No |
| Sensor Type | Ionization |
| Type | Smoke Alarm |
| Power Source | 120V AC with 9V battery backup |
| Warranty | 10-year limited warranty |
Visual and audible cues for normal, test, memory, and hush modes.
Addresses low battery, sensor faults, fatal errors, and end-of-life issues.
Lists key functionalities like hardwire interconnect and technical parameters.
Discusses limitations in specific fire scenarios and occupant conditions.
Covers power dependency, sensing range, and sleep disruption.
Recommends placement in sleeping areas, stairways, and key rooms.
Avoids garages, dusty, humid, high airflow, and near-appliance locations.
Covers dust cover, battery activation, and attaching the alarm unit.
Describes how the alarm sounds and guides manual testing procedures.
Strategies for reducing and silencing nuisance smoke alarms.
Explains the battery system, AC dependency, and low battery notifications.
Step-by-step guide to permanently disable the alarm and drain the battery.
Details cleaning methods and warnings against improper agents.
Guidance on escape plans and the use of fire extinguishers.
Details required smoke alarm installations and recommended additional areas.
Explains FCC rules, operation conditions, and potential interference issues.
Outlines the duration, coverage, and limitations of the warranty.
