Single detector, sealed 10-year battery
Kidde 10Y29 RB
A model to compare for a small home or to complete an installation. Confirm EN 14604 compliance on the product listing.
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Why this result
In Brussels, the result counts the spaces between bedrooms and the exit, with at least one detector per floor.
Do not place a detector in a kitchen, bathroom or garage: steam and cooking fumes can trigger nuisance alarms.
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Single detector, sealed 10-year battery
A model to compare for a small home or to complete an installation. Confirm EN 14604 compliance on the product listing.
View this modelTwo-pack optical detectors
A relevant format when the result calls for two or more detectors. Check the stated battery life and included accessories.
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No. This is a practical estimate. The layout, common areas and official regional rules remain decisive.
Look for an optical detector compliant with EN 14604 and a test button. In Brussels, a built-in ten-year battery is an important requirement.
Rules vary by region and tenancy agreement. Check your regional official guidance and lease.
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