First Alert SA302CN Double Sensor Battery-Powered Smoke and Fire Alarm
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of First Alert SA302CN Double Sensor Battery-Powered Smoke and Fire Alarm
Customer Review: First Alert SA302CN
Summary: 2 Stars
SO far 2 out of 3 purchased dont work as anticipated one chirps without stopping even though several new batteries were tried 2nd one went off last night without reason.
not too happy
Customer Review: First Alert Ultimate Series Smoke Alarm #SA302CN
Summary: 4 Stars
Overall, it's a very good smoke detector. However, the feature that allows you to test or turn off the smoke detector with your television remote is occasionally annoying. When my husband doesn't aim right at the television with the remote at night, he ends up testing the smoke detector as well as changing the channel on the television. This might not be your best choice for a smoke alarm in a bedroom or a small apartment where the unexpected blaring of a smoke detector might wake everyone up at night when there isn't a fire.Customer Review: First Alert first rate!
Summary: 5 Stars
Easy to install - directions very easy to follow - love the tv remote tester option!
Point your tv remote at the sensor, and it fires off (no pun intended) the test alarm.
Customer Review: Garbage
Summary: 1 Stars
AVOID ! GARBAGE! These smoke alarms use the cheapest plastic possible..I mean come on smoke alarm battery shut door....Key word one bleeping moving part is the battery door !! Its as if the designers of smoke alarms strive to see who can create the worst cheapest breakable battery door than release it..
First Alert cleary is run by incompetant designers. It would be almost comical if it werent on such a serious piece of life saving equipment
Customer Review: Gave off false alarms
Summary: 1 Stars
This alarm unlike my other first alert alarms was givng off false alarms. It gave off three long chirps. i looked on the back of the alarm and it said if it did that to replace the alarm, so the alarm went back to amazon. Luckily, it was still within the return period. I have hard-wired ionization alarms that work well and battery operated photelectric alarms that also work well in my house. it may be that this alarm is trying to do too much with both types of sensors.