Learn More › Beeping or chirping smoke detectors are beyond annoying. Usually, a chirp every 30 to 60 seconds just indicates a low battery. “If it has a 9-volt battery, it needs to be changed ...

Your smoke alarm has been tested, the batteries are changed, and there isn't a fire in the house. So why is the device going ...

My smoke detector makes a chirping noise. What's causing it? Most smoke detectors will produce a low chirping noise, signaling their batteries are getting low or that the unit itself needs replacing.

Life safety manufacturer First Alert launched a new line of smart smoke and carbon monoxide alarms this week that will work ...

This smoke alarm is also the only model that periodically self-tests to ensure all is functioning well; this cuts down on those annoying low-battery chirps in favor of useful smartphone notification.

Dust and pet dander can build up over time, making your smoke detector less reliable. Personally, that's not something I'm willing to find out. Fixing that pesky battery beeping aside, there's ...

Nest has just announced that it’s not building the Nest Protect Smart Smoke and CO Alarm alongside a smart lock. Here’s all you need to know.

Dawson-area residents will soon have the chance to update their smoke alarms for free through an annual event.