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smoke detector is a vital fire safety device designed to detect the presence of smoke in a building or structure. When smoke is detected, the device triggers an alarm to alert occupants of a potential fire hazard, allowing them to evacuate the area and take appropriate action. Smoke detectors are typically installed in residential, commercial, and industrial environments as part of an overall fire alarm system.

Smoke detectors use different sensing technologies to detect the presence of smoke particles in the air. There are two main types of smoke detectors:

1. Ionization Smoke Detectors:
   These detectors use ionized air to detect smoke particles. Inside the detector, a small amount of radioactive material ionizes the air between two electrodes. When smoke particles enter the ionization chamber, they disrupt the ionization process, causing a drop in current. This triggers the alarm.

2. Photoelectric Smoke Detectors:
   These detectors use a light beam and a light sensor. When smoke particles enter the detector, they scatter the light beam, causing the sensor to detect the scattered light and trigger the alarm

Wireless Smoke Detector is a battery-powered or battery-backed smoke sensing device that communicates with other devices or a central fire alarm system without needing physical wiring. It's ideal for both residential and commercial settings where wired installation is difficult or costly.

• Detects smoke (typically using photoelectric or ionization technology).

• Sends a wireless signal to:

  • A control panel (in alarm systems)

  • A mobile app (in smart home setups)

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