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General| Type | Ionization |
|---|---|
| Interconnect | Yes |
| Alarm Sound Level | 85 dB |
| Test Button | Yes |
| Hush Feature | Yes |
| LED Indicator | Yes |
| Compliance | UL 217 |
| Battery Backup | 9V battery |
Brief overview of the i12020ACA, i12040ACA, and P12040CA smoke alarm models.
Provides the consumer hotline number for questions about operation or installation.
Details the unit's suitability for single or multiple station alarm configurations.
Lists compatible Kidde alarms and accessories for interconnect systems.
Explains the ionization detection technique and compliance with safety standards.
Specifies the required voltage, frequency, and current for the alarm.
Guidance on optimal placement within a home for effective smoke detection.
Illustrations showing correct placement on ceilings, walls, and sloped surfaces.
Identifies areas where installing the smoke alarm is not recommended.
Specific advice for installing smoke alarms in mobile homes.
Covers essential wiring precautions, power sources, and junction box requirements.
Illustrates wiring for interconnected alarms and describes harness wire connections.
Illustrations for attaching the mounting plate, battery reminder tab, and tamper-resist pin.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the wire harness and securing the alarm unit.
Instructions for testing battery backup models and general testing procedures.
Details on how to use the tamper-resist locking pin.
Explains how to temporarily silence nuisance alarms from non-hazardous sources.
Describes the meaning of green and red LED lights for various operational states.
Guidelines for weekly testing, including cautions and what to do if issues arise.
Instructions on how to detach the alarm from its mounting plate.
Information on when and how to replace the 9V battery, including recommended types.
Details on abnormal sensing chamber operation and replacement advice.
Information on life safety from fire, alarm limitations, and AC/battery power.
Advice on developing escape plans, practicing drills, and family preparedness.
Steps to take during a fire alarm, including safe exit strategies.
Scenarios where smoke alarms may not provide adequate protection.
Explanation of the radioactive element used in ionization smoke alarms.
NFPA 72 guidelines for required and additional smoke alarm placement.
Details the terms, duration, and coverage of the product warranty.
Conditions that void the warranty and limitations on damages.
Key notes regarding warranty, such as not removing the back cover.
Information for obtaining further assistance or service from Kidde.
