Brk Electronics 1048325 Combo Smoke Co Alarm Z-wave

Product Description

The BRK ELECTRONICS 1048325 is a combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarm with Z-Wave wireless connectivity, designed for integration into smart home security and life-safety systems. This unit detects both smoke and CO hazards in a single device, reducing the number of individual alarms required in a dwelling. Z-Wave compatibility allows the alarm to communicate with supported home automation hubs and panels, enabling remote monitoring and alert notifications. It is intended for installation by licensed electricians, security system technicians, or qualified contractors working on residential life-safety projects.

This combination alarm is suited for residential installations where local codes require both smoke and carbon monoxide detection. The Z-Wave radio makes it a fit for smart home retrofits and new construction projects using Z-Wave-compatible control panels or hubs. The SMCO410 designation references the core alarm platform, and the unit ships in a clamshell tray packaging configuration. It is typically installed in hallways, bedrooms, and common areas per NFPA 72 and local adoption requirements.

Key Features

• Dual-function detection covers both smoke and carbon monoxide in one unit
• Z-Wave wireless protocol supports integration with compatible smart home hubs and security panels
• Single-unit installation reduces ceiling or wall penetrations compared to separate detectors
• Clamshell tray packaging protects the unit during distribution and jobsite handling
• Sold individually, allowing flexible quantity ordering for single-room or whole-home deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation combination smoke and CO alarm compatible with Z-Wave smart home and security panel ecosystems. Confirm Z-Wave frequency band and hub compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72, the manufacturer instructions, and applicable local codes. Power down any interconnected alarm circuits at the breaker before beginning wiring work. Follow the manufacturer-provided wiring diagram included with the unit and do not substitute alarm types within an interconnected series without verifying compatibility. Test the alarm per NFPA 72 procedures after installation is complete.