Universal Security Instruments Sensing Plus Combo Smoke Fire Carbon Monoxide Alarm Multi-Criteria Detection 10-Year Sealed Battery AMIC3511SB CONDITION:New Damaged Box It also features 10600/8600 BTUs VIP850026535143MU

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Universal Security Instruments Sensing Plus Combo Smoke Fire Carbon Monoxide Alarm Multi Criteria Detection 10 Year Sealed Battery AMIC3511SB CONDITION:New Damaged Box It also features 10600 8600 BTUs VIP850026535143MU It also features 10600 8600 BTUs of supplemental heating to take the chill out of early Fall nights but is not meant as a primary heat source in the coldest months delivering enhanced durability and longevity the alarm features a sealed 10 year lithium free alkaline battery that eliminates the need for replacements User Friendly Operation: Includes a test silence button for easy alarm testing and silencing during non emergency situations

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