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ZEN Photoelectric Smoke Alarms Wireless Interconnected with 10-Year Battery 5-Pack $269 Delivered @ ZensmokeAlarms

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ZEN Photoelectric Smoke Alarms Wireless Interconnected with 10-Year Battery 5-Pack $269 Delivered @ ZensmokeAlarms
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Sunnyoz on 18/08/2025 - 06:31 zensmokealarms.com.au (341 clicks)
Last edited 18/08/2025 - 06:31
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ZEN Photoelectric Smoke Alarm Wireless Interconnected with 10 year battery x 5 pack plus remote control Delivered $269 with code GDAY20

Easy DIY installation
https://www.zensmokealarms.com.au/setup/

Alarms come already interconnected!
AU Standard Certified (AS 3786:2014)
10 year battery never needs replacing
Complies with QLD smoke alarm laws
Easy self-install (no electrician required)
FREE SHIPPING!

ZEN Interconnected Photoelectric Smoke Alarms are high quality and affordable wireless smoke alarms with a stylish low profile design and are easy to self-install. They are certified for use in all Australian states and territories and comply with Queensland’s stringent new smoke alarm laws. ZEN photoelectric smoke alarms are perfect for home owners, sellers, landlords, rental property managers and tenants who want to maintain legal compliance and do the right thing by protecting their home and loved ones.

The ZEN photoelectric smoke alarms bundle pack will arrive to you already interconnected, straight out of the box. No confusing pairing process, simply switch the alarms on and affix to the ceiling – job done!

This ZEN photoelectric smoke alarms bundle pack also includes;

A BONUS smoke alarm remote control – allows you to conveniently test and hush the photoelectric smoke detectors.
FREE shipping on all ZEN Smoke Alarm bundles — because safety shouldn’t come with extra costs!

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Comments

  • cooperdog on 18/08/2025 - 07:10
    +1

    Any reason these are better than the cheaper Bunnings ones ($42 each)? https://www.bunnings.com.au/firepro-connect-10-year-lithium-…

  • Sunnyoz on 18/08/2025 - 07:21

    Bunnings ones reviews seems to be bad
    https://imgur.com/a/wHDZAOR

    These ones seems to be quite goods ones if you go on their Facebook post many people have recommended these ones.

    • cooperdog on 18/08/2025 - 07:48
      +3

      Not as if much to review, so expect reviewers are those who have false alarms, Bunnings must have sold heaps so thats a handful. Pretty sure they would delete any negative ones on FB too.

  • AcousticJZ on 18/08/2025 - 07:45

    They need a 2 or 3 pack. It's either 1 or 5? 🤔

  • cooperdog on 18/08/2025 - 07:51
    +1

    10 year battery is the way to go vs hardwired as you have to replace the alarms after 10 years anyway and with the hardwired you are up for an installer each time.

  • Alx75 on 18/08/2025 - 09:02
    +1

    Would be good to know what's the manufacturing date on these since they have to be replaced after 10 years. I want 10 full years for my money.

    • Sunnyoz on 18/08/2025 - 09:10
      +1

      Call this bloke on 0478596402(from their website )he seems to be really good with communication , there google reviews seems to be good too , ordered 5 packs for myself

    • xuqi on 18/08/2025 - 09:11

      The battery in our 10yr units (not this brand), lasted 12 & 13 years before failing.

  • Stivo on 18/08/2025 - 10:42

    If they are interconnected and they all good off, then how do you know where the fire is at?

    • doxxie on 18/08/2025 - 11:13
      +3

      walk around looking at the ceiling, once your eyebrows start sizzling, you have found the correct one

    • Murpha on 18/08/2025 - 11:33
      +1

      From their website:

      1. To silence an alarm after it has been activated, press the test/silence button on it (or use the remote control).
      2. If interconnected as a group, all alarms will silence except for the one detecting the issue.
      3. Press the test/silence button a second time and ALL alarms will become silenced.

      It appears the alarm which detected the smoke will not silence unless pressed a second time. So I'd think you could silence from any, then find the one still active.

      • Stivo on 18/08/2025 - 11:55
        -1

        Thanks for sharing this. But its a bit much to expect the end user to go to the shed for the ladder to press the silence button the first time to find out that the fire is downstairs in the study.

        • Murpha on 18/08/2025 - 12:09
          +1

          If I'm not mistaken, I believe the whole face place is the silence 'button', so a simple broom stick should suffice, but I do agree if being awoken, startled in the middle of the night, scrambling to find the remote or something to silence an alarm may prove quite the challenge.

        • artxo on 18/08/2025 - 13:48

          I would keep the remote mounted on the wall in the main bedroom. Alternatively, keep a solid chair or stool handy to stand on.

          • AssociatedZEN Smoke Alarms @ ZEN Smoke Alarms on 18/08/2025 - 15:13

            @artxo: Hi Artxo, we've found some people prefer to keep the ZEN remote control in their bedside drawer, or it comes with a wall mounting bracket and screw fixings where it can be attached in a central location like the hallway or lounge room etc

  • tonydav on 29/09/2025 - 07:22

    It appears they only have a 2 year warranty?

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