1046832 Battery-Operated Smoke Alarm
SKU: 1046832
1046832 Battery-Operated Smoke Alarm
SKU: 1046832
Battery-Operated Smoke Alarm
- Easy Install & front door battery replacement. Add protection in minutes. A battery pull tab is also inlcluded to keep the batteries fresh until the home is occupied.
- Replaceable 9V alkaline battery included.
- Test/Silence Button, temporarily silence or test the alarm with one-touch easy access button.
- Dust Cover, keeps alarm clean during construction.
- 10 Year Limited Warranty

Product Overview
Simple Battery-Operation
Add reliable protection in minutes. The First Alert SMI100 Battery-Operated Smoke Alarm is easy to install - no wiring required. The front access battery compartment also makes for easy battery replacements and a low battery warning will advise when it's time to replace. Discourage unwanted removal of the battery or alarm using the optional locking features.
Convenient Test Feature
Use the simple test/silence button on the front of the smoke detector to check that it is operating properly and silence false alarms. An end-of-life warning will alert you when it’s time to replace the detector because alarms don't last forever. See user's manual for information on how and when to test and replace alarms.
How to Get Started
1. Create a Pro Portal Account
INSTALLERS:
Check with your company admin to get an invite to your company's profile, then create your own account.
COMPANY ADMINS:
If your company does not have a Pro Portal yet, have your company admin sign up here.
Make sure you update your company information and simply upload your company logo.
2. Get the App
Simplify the installation for your technicians and homeowners. Download the App here.
Note: Resideo Pro App currently works with T5 & T6 smart Thermostats
3. Install
Use the Resideo Pro App to install T6 Pro Smart Thermostat in homes, which will associate those homes to your company. Then you'll be able to select which homeowners see your logo based on the pricing per household (consumer will not be charged).

