Honeywell Home 5800CMBOV Wireless Smoke Co Detector

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion 5800CMBOV is a wireless combination detector designed to sense both smoke and carbon monoxide in a single unit. It transmits alarm signals wirelessly to a compatible security or fire alarm control panel, eliminating the need for dedicated detector wiring at the sensing point. Licensed security and fire alarm technicians install this device as part of a supervised wireless detection system. The combination design reduces the number of ceiling penetrations and devices required while maintaining independent smoke and CO detection channels.

The 5800CMBOV is suited for residential and light commercial applications where wireless smoke and carbon monoxide detection must be integrated into a compatible Honeywell Home or Resideo security panel system. It is typically installed in sleeping areas, hallways, and living spaces per NFPA 72 and local fire code requirements. The unit operates as a standalone detector on the wireless network, reporting smoke and CO conditions as separate zone events at the panel.

Key Features

• Dual-function detection covers both smoke and carbon monoxide in one device
• Wireless design eliminates dedicated detector wiring runs to each sensing location
• Reports smoke and CO as independent alarm conditions at the control panel
• Sold as a single unit, ready for enrollment into a compatible wireless panel
• Fits the wireless smoke and CO product category for supervised alarm systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless combination smoke and CO detector for use with compatible Honeywell Home and Resideo wireless security and fire alarm control panel systems that support 5800-series wireless devices.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm or security technician in accordance with NFPA 72, the manufacturer installation instructions, and applicable local codes. Power down or disarm the panel before enrolling new wireless devices to avoid false alarms during setup. Mount at ceiling height or on the wall per the placement guidelines in NFPA 72 for smoke and CO detectors. Do not install in areas with excessive humidity, dust, or airborne contaminants that could interfere with smoke sensing.