S3005PWLUS - Nest Protect 2nd Generation Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm, Wired, White, 120V Connector

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2nd Generation Nest Protect

Nest Protect uses information from its sensors to detect smoke or CO in your home, test itself, light your way in the dark, and more.

• Split-Spectrum Sensor:uses two different kinds of light to detect smoke from a wide range of fires, including both fast-flaming and slow smoldering fires, a first for home smoke and CO alarms.
• Carbon monoxide sensor:detects carbon monoxide (CO), an odorless, colorless and potentially deadly gas. The CO sensor lasts up to 10 years.
• Heat sensor: enables Nest Protect to detect sudden rises in temperature.
• Humidity sensor: enables Steam Check. This Nest Protect exclusive feature uses an advanced software algorithm to reduce nuisance alarms caused by things like steam from your shower.
• Occupancy sensor: detects when you are walking under Nest Protect to turn on Pathlight and light your way in the dark. And if you have a Nest Learning Thermostat, the occupancy sensor also helps with Home/Away Assist, so you can save energy while you're gone.
• Ambient light sensor:tells Nest Protect when you've shut off the lights for the night so it can automatically turn on Nightly Promise and Pathlight.
• Microphone: enables 2nd generation Nest Protects to test their speaker and horn each time you run a test. This feature is called Sound Check.

General Features:

• Voice alarms with custom location
• Split-Spectrum Sensor
• Detects carbon monoxide
• 10-year product lifetime
• Heads-Up alerts
• Sound Check
• Nightly Promise
• Pathlight
• Steam Check
• Self Test
• Wireless Interconnect
• Emergency Shutoff with Nest Learning Thermostat
• Emergency clip record with Nest Cam
• Home Report
• Nest app
• Phone alerts include:
  • Smoke
  • Carbon monoxide
  • Low-battery
  • Sensor failure
• App Silence
• Safety Checkup
• Safety History
• What To Do