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Nov 5, 2026 7:37 PM

X-Sense Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm, SC06, 5-Pack | 10-Year Sealed Battery (Not Hardwired), 2-in-1 smoke & CO detection, Easy Installation, UL 217 & UL 2034 Certified $159.97

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INOVORA-US via Amazon has X-Sense Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm, SC06, 5-Pack for $159.97

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Nov 6, 2026 4:18 PM
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calvano915Nov 6, 2026 4:18 PM
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Looks like they are now getting UL certificates for their alarms, which wasn't the case a year ago. Price wise, these dont really beat something on sale at Costco. Perhaps the build quality is superior (there are many bad reviews of Kidde and First Alert models).
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moto_ridahToday 8:10 AM
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Quote from calvano915 View quoted comment :
Looks like they are now getting UL certificates for their alarms, which wasn't the case a year ago. Price wise, these dont really beat something on sale at Costco. Perhaps the build quality is superior (there are many bad reviews of Kidde and First Alert models).
*Certified to UL standards but not UL Certified.
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Joedaddy123Today 9:08 AM
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make sure there's some warranty.
I recently had 2 X-sense CO detectors die on me within 6 months. There was no warranty. Hence, I had to just trash it.
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LowAndCheapToday 11:11 AM
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My house just turned 10 yrs old and just like clockwork most of thesmoke alarms have started failing. I've been looking at these and others but just don't trust a battery lasting 10 yrs like they say. If these were hard wired I'd give them a try but I haven't even seen that option available.

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