Adding a FireAngel CO alarm to an existing Smart RF network

If you suspect carbon monoxide exposure, go outside and seek medical advice. Follow the NHS carbon monoxide guidance.

When you are replacing or adding an alarm, first decide whether it needs to sound on its own or join an existing compatible FireAngel Smart RF network. A model described as Smart RF Ready may require an additional radio module.

Record the existing alarm model and module

Find the model code on the paperwork or a label you can see without disturbing an installed alarm. Note which other alarms and gateway are already fitted. Ask the installer to confirm the existing network and compatibility before ordering.

Check exactly what the new alarm pack contains

FireAngel identifies the FS1326-T as a battery-powered carbon monoxide alarm. Its datasheet specifies the FS1521W2 Smart RF radio module for wireless interlinking. If your materials list calls for interlinking, confirm whether a compatible module is already available or needs its own order line.

Check the gateway separately

If you expect mobile notifications, confirm the gateway, radio module and the supported setup with FireAngel’s instructions. The alarm, radio module and gateway each serve a different role.

Keep the parts list clear

Record the exact CO alarm model, any required radio module and the models already installed. For a replacement, check the manufacturer’s instructions and the installer’s selection for the location and system.

Model reference and selection details. FireAngel FS1326-T datasheet.