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BRK 10-Year Smoke and CO Alarms are Life, Time and Money Saving Solutions!

A BRK 10-Year alarm is a small investment in the future, especially in managed properties or rental units where scheduled alarm maintenance and battery replacements are both costly and time consuming for your facilities maintenance team. Eliminate the hassle and scheduling headaches with residents by installing 10-year alarms. Save $130 or more during the life of the alarm.*
Click here to learn how one property saved $19,000 annually by converting to 10-year alarms!

Install it. Done!

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Contact Us for Pricing on 9120LBL SMOKE
or SC9120LBL SMOKE/CO

Pricing is valid on case quantities (12 per case).
120V AC/DC Ionization Smoke/CO Alarm with a 10YR Lithium Battery Back-up. The battery drawer is pre-locked so battery will not be discarded prematurely. Under normal conditions you should not have to replace the battery for the life of the alarm.
  • Electrochemical Carbon Monoxide (CO) Sensor (SC9120LBL only)
  • 120V AC with 10-Year Lithium Battery Backup
  • Latching Alarm Indicator – Identify Initiating Alarm
  • End-of-Life Signal and Test/Silence Button

Call Bay Lighting at 301-858-9494, or complete the form below, to request a quote today!


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