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The Aico Ei146e Optical Smoke Alarm combines reliable 230V AC mains power with a 9V alkaline battery backup to ensure continuous protection. Featuring easy slide-fit installation, compatibility with remote test and silence functions, and hardwire interconnect capability, it offers a smart, user-friendly solution for comprehensive home fire safety.
| ASIN | B09Z8JTC25 |
| Alarm | Visual |
| Best Sellers Rank | 7,834 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 43 in Smoke Alarms |
| Brand | Aico |
| Colour | White |
| Compatible Devices | Remote, Smoke Alarm |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (535) |
| Included Components | ei146e |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 30D x 30W x 30H millimetres |
| Item Type Name | ei146e |
| Item Weight | 345 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Aico |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year. |
| Model Number | Dlzc-qd-29 |
| Power source | Battery Powered |
| Product Style | Single |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
G**6
Easy replacement in minutes
Used to replace an older smoke alarm. So east to fit, slide out the old then slide in the new. No messing with retiring or changing base plates. Excellent, and quick delivery
I**N
Easy to install if you are replacing old header.
Fantastically useful to be able to slide of the old out of date alarm and slide on a new one.
T**B
Good quality
Used to fit these Aico battery/electric S/Ds in new houses when I worked for myself years ago, never had one fail. Retired now and doing up my own place so I'm keeping up my high standards. Linkable with battery back up. Good quality, wouldn't use any other make.
R**S
Works great read review for more info on how it works
Was a bit worried about buying this especially as it’s for my family safety especially with some of the reviews some even showed a video on placing a burning paper under the alarm and it failing to go off I think the manufacturer needs to add more info to the item which is missing so thought I would add it here My original smoke alarm has been working for 10 years but decided to wake me at 4am going off and unable to switch it off I took a hammer to it 😂 I soon realised that it was a older model and they no longer come as smoke and heat alarms it’s either one or the other which to be honest was a blessing as ours kept going off every time the wife spent longer than 4 mins in the shower from the heat I wanted the same brand as it. Was already wired in and the base plate was still in place so I could just click it up I did notice the manufacturer does clearly state to use a screw driver to press the tab to release from the plate attached to the ceiling after seeing a few reviews people saying they had to snap there’s which I treid and it does come back down as easy as goes up Right the important bit I treid the fire test with cardboard burning under it in fact it melted slightly and still did not go off so thought I had a dud but thought I change the battery repeated again no alarm so thought perhaps it’s got to charge for a bit left it plugged in on ceiling and sure enough 1 hr later it went off with the test as expected so perhaps the people saying they had a faulty one did not allow the battery to charge
G**D
Even mains-wired alarms need replacement, this fits the old Alco Ei 141
I hadn't realised main-wired smoke alarms had an expiry date on a sticker attached to the outside of the alarm. Only when one malfunctioned did I spot it was 5 years beyond its lifespan. The smoke alarm detaches from the baseplate, there are instructions on it, but essentially push a screwdriver into a slot that is one side of the alarm to depress the catch then pull the alarm firmly across the ceiling in the same direction (you've probably already done this to replace the back-up battery at some stage). Apparently you're supposed to disconnect the alarm from the electics by flipping the relevant switch in the fuse box before doing this, but I only discovered this aferwards and it didn't sem to make any difference. You can keep the old baseplate attached to the ceiling, though so far as I can see you still have to buy the whole alarm with baseplate (which is why folks are trying to sell new baseplates on an auction site). The Ei146E smoke alarm fits the baseplate for the old Ei141 (and doubtless other models, but you'd need to Google), so it's just a case of sliding one out and sliding the other in. The Ei146 came with a Duracell battery included, so ignore Amazon's weird option of buying additional batteries. Also as these alarms come with an expiry date and they should be replaced every 10 years or so, it was good news to see the one I bought direct from Amazon has an expiry date of 10/2034, just under 11 years. Which you can't tell from looking at the box as it's a sticker on the alarm itself.
T**F
great product
I telephoned Aico prior to purchase they were most helpful and although I was told could not purchase on Amazon obviously I did! It was to replace the older model so the good news is the base plate was the same so a 30 second job to install. tested been installed now for over 48hrs works a treat! Thank you Aico! 100% recommend.
J**N
A good replacement.
Very easy to fit on the existing base
R**Y
Good service by supplier and amazon
Installed today and working. Delivered a head of time. Good service by all
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