AOTIQUAL 3-in-1 Multi Gas Detector — Smoke, CO & Heat with 10-Year Battery

One-Device Safety Solution for Modern Homes

The AOTIQUAL 3-in-1 Multi Gas Detector combines smoke, carbon monoxide, and heat sensing into a single, compact unit. Its purpose is to offer clear information and dependable alerts, so you can respond confidently when conditions change. This device is designed to be a straightforward addition to your safety plan, reducing clutter while expanding awareness across your living spaces.

Key benefits at a glance

• Comprehensive safety sensors merge fire, gas, and temperature monitoring in one device.
• Long-lasting reliability with a 10-year battery life minimizes maintenance and battery changes.
• User-friendly LCD display presents gas levels and status in an easy-to-read format.
• Audible alerts provide loud, immediate warnings to help you react quickly in emergencies.
• Transparent alarm status indicators reveal current conditions on the display, including readings when needed.

Real-life use cases

Place the detector in living rooms, kitchens, hallways, bedrooms, basements, or garages. In everyday moments it offers a quick read on environmental changes, while during a potential incident the combined alert system can guide your actions with clarity.

Display and alert details

The unit uses a clear LCD display to present gas readings and alarm status. In the event of carbon monoxide, the CO indicator flashes and the ppm reading appears. For smoke, the SMOKE indicator flashes while the SdH code is shown. For heat, the HEA indicator lights and a temperature reading is shown.

Design and setup

With a compact, modern form, the detector fits neatly on a wall or shelf without drawing attention. The included 10-year battery provides long-term coverage, and the device emits an audible alarm of 85 dB or more to alert occupants.

Simple considerations for safe placement

• Install at central locations on each floor for even coverage.
• Avoid placing directly above stoves or heat sources to minimize false alarms.
• Keep away from vents that could disperse alarm cues away from you.