MacVoices10 Apr 2021

MacVoices 21069: Kidde Delivers High-Tech Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Sharon Cooksey of Kidde takes us through the latest features of their home smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms that can be both hardwired as well as battery operated. Sharon talks about why our escape time from a fire has dropped in recent years, how their alarms communicate with each other to give you the time you need, and why you need to replace your smoke detectors on a regular basis for reasons that you probably didn't know about.

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Show Notes:

Guests:

Sharon Cooksey is the Media and Growth Marketing Manager for Kidde.

Links:

Kidde P4010ACSCO-W Combination Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Kidde P4010DCS-W Wire-Free Interconnect Lithium Battery Powered (2-Pack) smoke alarm

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