Ei6500 SA2
Smoke Alarm

Smoke alarms are designed to detect developing smoke at an early stage and make a crucial contribution to protecting people and property. They continuously monitor the ambient air and issue an early warning when smoke is detected, giving residents and occupants valuable time to respond safely in the event of a fire. Smoke alarms are now used in residential buildings, commercial properties, and public facilities and are an essential component of modern safety and fire protection concepts.
As requirements for building safety, operator responsibilities, and digitalization continue to increase, intelligent smoke alarms are becoming increasingly important. In addition to reliable early fire detection, modern systems enable automatic status monitoring as well as digital device management and inspection. This helps optimize maintenance processes, document operating conditions transparently, and efficiently integrate safety solutions into existing smart building and building management systems.
Sontex smoke alarms provide reliable fire protection while enabling efficient digital device management in modern residential and commercial properties. They combine standards-compliant smoke detection, intelligent self-monitoring, and convenient remote inspection in a connected system. Thanks to an integrated long-life battery, automatic functional monitoring, and a service life of up to ten years, they ensure reliable and low-maintenance operation throughout their entire lifecycle.
Depending on the model, communication options via Wireless M-Bus (wM-Bus, OMS-compatible) or LoRaWAN® are available. This enables flexible integration of the smoke alarms into smart building, remote monitoring, and building management systems and supports remote inspection in accordance with DIN 14676-1, Procedure C. The combination of reliable early fire detection, intelligent status monitoring, and modern wireless communication makes Sontex smoke alarms a future-proof solution for housing companies, building owners, and operators of commercial and public properties.

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