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Competition


Win a Playstation PS4with Kidde


Low energy consumption is high on the agenda for the new Firex® range of smoke and heat alarms, alongside a host of other advanced features suited to all types of housing. To celebrate the launch of new Firex®, Kidde is offering a special competition prize of a PS4 Games Console, including wireless controller and Batman game.


interconnectable alarms, satisfying Building Regulations and British Standards requirements. The latest generation of Firex® optical and ionisation smoke alarms, and heat alarms offers Standard, Long Life and Rechargeable battery back-up versions of each sensing technology, giving nine options in all.


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Advanced features The latest range is fully compatible with all


previous Firex® alarms and highlights several new advanced features. These include an Alarm Memory Function where a flashing LED continues after an alarm has been triggered to easily and quickly identify the source unit. The three new optical alarms now feature dust compensation and a bug screen to help minimise nuisance alarms. All the models retain popular Firex® features including a combined Test/Hush button, Auto-reset facility and a tamper-resistant locking device. Up to 23 Firex® alarms can be interlinked


creating a network. Firex® can also form part of Kidde’s ‘Smart Interconnect’ feature which creates a comprehensive system for whole home protection, interlinking the company’s hard-wired smoke, heat and carbon monoxide


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or many years, Firex® has proved itself as a popular range of cost- effective hard-wired,


alarms. A particularly important benefit is the substantially lower, maximum mains energy consumption of less than 15mA – in the order of just 3.5W and less than many household items left on standby (such as 8.5W for the PS4 Console). This represents a 70% energy saving over previous models, ensuring significantly lower running costs and improving a building’s sustainability credentials.


Additional accessories Additional accessories are also available for use with Firex® alarms including a surface- mounting base that allows simple installation, particularly for retrofitting with trunking or conduit, and a relay pattress to operate other devices – such as door-closers, warning lights, horns and warden-call systems – when an alarm is triggered. The wired Remote Test and Hush unit allows for system testing of interconnected alarms and to hush unwanted alarms from a single location. Firex® is manufactured and supplied


exclusively by Kidde, a subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation.


For more information or to contact Kidde Sales, email: sales@kiddesafety.co.uk or call: 01753 766 392. www.smoke-alarms.co.uk


How to enter Simply read the article and choose answer


A, B or C to the following question:


Which of the following has the lowest power consumption when on mains connected standby?


A. The Playstation PS4 games console prize B. A new Firex® smoke or heat alarm C. Neither – they are both the same


Then, email your answer – together with your name, address and daytime telephone number – to: jwilson@datateam.co.uk


The closing date for receipt of entries is 30th September 2015. The first correct answer to be selected will receive the PS4 Games Console, including wireless controller and Batman game.


lThis competition is only open to those working in the electrical wholesaler trade who are 18 years of age or older.


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