Brennenstuhl Smoke alarm RM L 3100

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BrandMore from Brennenstuhl
Test reportsVery good based on 1 test
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Product details

The smoke detector RM L 3100 provides more safety for families and property. The photoelectric detector is tested according to EN 14604. It is equipped with an optical display for functionality and a test button for function checks. The RM L 3100 has an acoustic alarm with a volume of 85 dB. The signal tone is also triggered when the battery is low. The RM L 3100 operates with an integrated 3-volt lithium battery that lasts for 10 years without needing a replacement.

Key specifications

Hazard detector type
Smoke detectors
Alarm signal
Acoustic warning
Sound power level
85 dB
Transmission type
Cable
Power supply
Battery operated
mounting style
Duvet
Items per sales unit
1 x
Item number
8440041

General information

Manufacturer
Category
Manufacturer no.
1290050
Release date
9.10.2019
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Colour

Exact colour description
White
Colour group
White

Material

Material group
Plastic
Specific material description
Plastic

Hazard detector properties

Hazard detector type
Smoke detectors
Alarm signal
Acoustic warning
mounting style
Duvet
Application range
Indoor
Sound power level
85 dB
Protection type (IP code)
IP20

Power supply

Power supply
Battery operated
Number of batteries
1
Battery size
RCR123A
Operating voltage
3 V

Smart home features

Smart Home
Not compatible
Requires Smart Home Hub
No
Transmission type
Cable
Control type
Manual

Scope of delivery

Items per sales unit
1 x
Scope of delivery
Smoke alarm RM L 3100

Product dimensions

Length
3.10 cm
Width
10 cm
Height
3.10 cm
Diameter
100 mm
Weight
140 g

Package dimensions

Length
15.70 cm
Width
11.70 cm
Height
5.20 cm
Weight
156 g

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Product Safety

14-day cancellation right
30-day right of returnReturn policy
24 Months Statutory warrantyGuarantee provisions

Reviews & Ratings

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Very good80/100
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