A ceiling-mounted sensor that reacts to both smoke and rising heat. When it triggers, an 85 dB siren goes off in the room and a push message lands on your phone over 2.4 GHz WiFi. Pairing runs through Smart Life or Tuya, and it sits alongside Google Home and Amazon Alexa setups.
An alarm nobody is around to hear does very little. Adding a phone notification changes what happens when the house is empty, at work or overnight at a friend's place. The hardware side stays ordinary: ceiling mount, battery, monthly test.
Loud where it happens, and known wherever you are.
Coverage runs to roughly 20 square meters per unit, which works out to one per floor plus one outside the bedrooms. Mounting is either the supplied adhesive pad or two screws, and power comes from a 3 V LR03 cell. Hit the reset button once a month to confirm that the siren sounds and the app message actually arrives.
Put one on the hallway ceiling this weekend.
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