ELK Products Announces New Two-Way Wireless Smoke Detector

ELK Products Announces New Two-Way Wireless Smoke Detector

  • Apr 09, 2014

ELK Products, a manufacturer of security and automation solutions, is pleased to introduce the ELK-6050 Two-Way Wireless Sound All Smoke Detector with the ability to activate the sounders in all enrolled smokes during an alarm.

ELK Products Announces New Two-Way Wireless Smoke DetectorThe ELK-6050 Wireless Smoke Detector is a vital part to the ELK Two-Way Wireless product line. With laws requiring sounders and smoke detectors in every bedroom, in addition to every common point of egress, the ELK-6050 Wireless Smoke Detector provides a two-way wireless solution with signal acknowledgement and built-in sounder.

In the event of a fire alarm, whether detected by the ELK-6050 or another source, ELK’s two-way wireless technology allows ELK M1 Controls to activate the built-in sounders of all enrolled smoke detectors during the alarm.

The ELK-6050 is powered by long life 3V Lithium batteries and utilizes photoelectric smoke detection technology and includes rapid “rate-of-rise” and fixed temperature detection.

The ELK-6050 is designed for use with the ELK-M1XRFTW Two-Way Wireless Transceiver for M1 Controls, in residential and light commercial applications. ELK’s two-way technology constantly monitors and adjusts RF power levels to deliver clear signals while maximizing battery life. To ensure signals get through, ELK’s wireless utilizes 900 MHz frequency-hopping spread spectrum to increase signal diversity and agility.

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