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First Alert SCO501CN-3ST Wireless Interconnected Combination Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Voice Location, Battery Operated (pack of 1)

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Features

  • The front cover design of the alarm may vary but product function remains the same.
  • Battery operated smoke and carbon monoxide alarm can be installed easily
  • Connects multiple alarms together for wireless safety network
  • Voice alarm gives clear indication of where the problem is located
  • Features photoelectric smoke sensor and electrochemical CO sensor
  • One button silences a false alarm and tests the unit. Loud 85 decibel alarm
  • NOTE: Kindly refer to the user manual provided as a PDF manual in the product description section
  • First Alert has been the most trusted brand in home safety since launching the first residential smoke alarm in 1958 (Based on a First Alert Brand Trust Survey in February 2018)
  • Smoke particles of varying number and size are produced in all fires. For maximum protection, use both ionization and photoelectric sensing technologies. Ionization alarms are generally more sensitive to fast flaming fires and photoelectric alarms are generally more sensitive to smoldering fires

Description

The First Alert SCO501CN 3ST Combination Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Voice Location detects both smoke and carbon monoxide in a single device. The alarm interconnects with up to 18 other First Alert enabled alarms in your home to create a wireless safety network. The photoelectric smoke sensor is designed to reduce false alarms from cooking smoke or shower steam while remaining sensitive to real danger. The advanced electrochemical CO sensor detects carbon monoxide leaks from multiple sources, including faulty fuel burning appliances. A loud 85 decibel siren and a voice alarm with 11 programmable locations indicate where and what the threat is. EZ access battery drawer, no need to remove alarm from ceiling to change battery.

Brand: First Alert


Style: Standard Detection


Power Source: Battery Powered


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 2"D x 5"W x 5"H


Item Weight: 0.2 Pounds


Alarm: Audible


Sensor Type: electrochemical,photoelectric


Global Trade Identification Number: 57


Material: FIRST ALERT SCO501CN-3ST ONELINK Battery-Operated Combination Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm with


Brand: ‎First Alert


Style: ‎Standard Detection


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Color: ‎White


Product Dimensions: ‎2"D x 5"W x 5"H


Item Weight: ‎0.2 Pounds


Alarm: ‎Audible


Sensor Type: ‎electrochemical,photoelectric


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎57


Material: ‎FIRST ALERT SCO501CN-3ST ONELINK Battery-Operated Combination Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm with


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎First Alert


UPC: ‎029054002457


Part Number: ‎SCO500


Item Weight: ‎3.2 ounces


Item model number: ‎SCO500


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎1-pack


Pattern: ‎SCO501CN-3ST


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Included Components: ‎Smoke detector, batteries


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Battery Cell Type: ‎Alkaline


Warranty Description: ‎7 Year


Date First Available: December 7, 2003


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    • Easy installation and setup...worked when kitchen got smoky
Size: 1-pack Style: Standard Detection Pattern Name: SCO501CN-3ST
Update: A little cooking accident caused a lot of smoke (no fire). The nearest alarm went off properly, and all of the linked alarms went off as well. Silencing the alarm required holding down the silence button for five seconds or so, which silenced all of the linked alarms. This review is based ONLY on the installation and setup. I just installed 7 units. The installation is very easy...took me about 60 seconds per unit to install the mounting rings.. You'll need a Phillips head screwdriver and a drill with a 3/16 bit for the mounting holes. I'm pretty handy with tools, but there was nothing involved in this that a novice should have difficulty with. Follow the instructions for where they should be mounted. There is a "dead zone" where walls and ceilings meet. Smoke detectors are ineffective in that zone. The previous owner of my home mounted all of the old detectors right in the dead zone. Oops. The programming is easy IF you read the directions and follow them exactly. Women should do fine; men will probably have to try programming a couple times before they figure out which simple step they overlooked. (I got it on the second attempt.) If you are overdue for new bifocals like I am, you might need a magnifying glass. The programming took less than a minute per unit when I did it correctly. Use hearing protection while you are programming and and testing. Seriously. All of the units will be going off at the same time on the table in front of you. At 85 decibels each, it is extremely loud, My total project time for installing all 7 was about 45 minutes hour from opening the box to putting up my tools. My units are spread out over three levels of the house (one in the basement, two on the first floor, one in an upstairs hallway, and one in each of three bedrooms). No issues with them communicating with each other. I tested each one individually and made certain it was communicating with all the others just to be sure. Running up and down all the stairs 7 times was a good workout. Again, hearing protection is advised. I have no doubt we will all be awakened if we ever have a fire in middle of the night. I really like the voice feature. If I have an alarm I will not have to go running through the house to figure out where the problem is. It clearly enunciates which unit is going off. Hopefully I will never find out how they operate in an emergency. I will update if I have any operational issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2014 by stevem
    • Low RF-level interconnected alarm!!!
Size: 1-pack Style: Standard Detection Pattern Name: SCO501CN-3ST
Since all (3) of my smoke detectors seemed to fail at the same time, I took a chance on these... as the setup is quite easy and they are wirelessly linked with a voice alarm telling you where the issue is. During setup, installation, and testing I measured negligible RF signals coming from them (so these are a good option for those with EHS). Bonus, I have an Insteon "Smoke Bridge" that will send the alarm signals over the power line and can be interpreted and acted on by my home control software (iIndigo on a Mac). I can have it do things like flash the living room lights, send an e-mail or text message, etc... Originally I only had the combo unit in the basement, but now I have one centrally located in the house on each floor. I can pretty much say that these are fairly RF safe from what I saw on my Safe & Sound Pro II meter... Would totally recommend for ease of setup and minimal RF pollution and clearness of which alarm has been triggered! You can't put in any location name... you do have to use one of the preset options - but they pretty much cover most bases. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025 by D. Downin
    • Easy to install and connect to each other
Size: 1-pack Style: Standard Detection Pattern Name: SCO501CN-3ST
Our last house had hard-wired alarms which we had installed as part of a big remodel we did 20 yrs ago, 1 in each of 4 bedrooms, the hallway, the family room, the living room, and 2 in a very large home office/studio/work area. When we moved into our current place it had only 3 battery-powered alarms, 1 on each level, and I wanted the same reliability of connected alarms, but the cost of re-wiring was more than we could afford. I did some research and was hesitant about wirelessly-connected alarms at first, because the reviews didn't strike me as enthusiastic or that the alarms were reliable to the point of staking one's life on them. As time wore on my anxiety about having just the minimum number of alarms just nagged at me. I took a little gamble and ordered some of these. They were easy to install and easy to program. The also have a feature that lets you choose from a list of locations (that are common to most homes) to be spoken as part of the alarm, so you know the location/room of which alarm triggered the announcement. That's something even our hard-wired units didn't do. They use 2 AA batteries each, which are easy to replace simply be twisting/'unscrewing' the alarm unit from its' mounting plate. No screws must be unscrewed to replace the batteries, but they DO have a locking feature that is a plastic "pin" that comes as part of the unit and can make it difficult to open the battery compartment. You do NOT need to use it for the alarm to function, but it seems like something useful to landlords if renting out space. I did not use the pin to lock the battery compartment, as we're empty nesters and my spouse won't use a step stool yet alone a ladder. All mine are mounted on ceilings, so I need a step-stool/ladder to reach them, but they remove very easily. It's VERY unlikely anyone in our household is going to fiddle with the batteries. Know that the programming is a 2-step process when you are connecting more than 1 to the alarm "loop". The instructions were pretty easy to follow, and after connecting 2 or 3 units, you'll likely be able to do it without referencing them. NOTE THAT THE PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS ARE ON A SEPARATE PAPER FROM THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. The documentation states that each alarm unit should be within 100 feet of the next nearest unit, likely more than adequate for most homes. I installed 4 in August of '23, and now, more than 8 months later, have had no false alarms yet. I like them so much I ordered more for additional locations throughout the house. (I'm a heavy sleeper and also am hearing impaired and wanted to increase the likelihood of hearing any alarm). Note, too that YOU DO NOT NEED TO PROGRAM THEM FOR CONNECTIVITY, but if you don't, you might do better buying single units without the communication feature. Pricier than "single" units, yes, but if you want the extra protection of connected units and you need/want combination Smoke/CO2 alarms and can't/don't want to spend the money for hard-wired units, , I'd recommend these. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by cynicator

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