Wire guard for detector.
Helps protect against vandalism, theft, and intentional removal of the battery to disable the smoke alarm. Installation requires four screws (not included).
Guard dimensions:
6 X in. (W) X 7 in. (H) X 3.5in. (P)
No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the Orders and Returns.
This heavy-duty protective wire guard is designed to shield smoke detectors, heat detectors, and carbon monoxide alarms from physical damage, vandalism, and accidental impacts. It is an essential safety accessory for installations in gymnasiums, warehouses, correctional facilities, or any high-traffic public space.
Superior Physical Protection: Made of heavy-gauge steel with a protective coating, it absorbs shocks without interfering with the detector's operation.
Universal Design: Its dimensions (6" x 7" x 3.5") allow it to accommodate the majority of standard detectors on the market.
Maintained Performance: The wide-grid structure ensures that smoke, heat, or gases circulate freely to the sensor, guaranteeing rapid detection in an emergency.
Simplified Installation: Equipped with pre-drilled mounting tabs for quick and secure installation on ceilings or walls.
Vandalism Deterrent: Significantly reduces the risk of tampering or unauthorized removal of safety devices.
Width: 6 inches (15.2 cm).
Height: 7 inches (17.8 cm).
Depth: 3.5 inches (8.9 cm).
Material: Galvanized or painted steel (depending on the model).
Color: Usually white to blend in with standard ceilings.
No. The design has been tested to allow for optimal airflow. Smoke and heat easily penetrate the wire mesh to reach the detection cells.
Yes, it is installed over the existing detector. Simply center it and secure it firmly to the surface (drywall, concrete, or wood) using appropriate anchors.
Yes, it is typically treated with a baked-on paint or a resistant coating that prevents rust, even in industrial environments.
Absolutely. It is specifically recommended for protecting equipment against impacts from balls or other sports equipment that could trigger false alarms or break the detector.
"Installing physical protection on your detectors is a minor investment that prevents major maintenance costs. A broken detector is a critical flaw in your emergency plan. During your periodic inspections, ensure the guard is not obstructed by dust or cobwebs, and check that the fasteners are still secure. A loose guard could become a projectile in the event of an impact."
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