The best radon detector should be able to accurately detect elevated radon levels in your home in the shortest period of time possible and it should also provide clear results that can be understood without the need of a professional. Of course, the price tag is also an important factor to take into account, considering … Read more
The X-Sense SC06-W is a smoke and carbon monoxide alarm (or detector) that was designed to not only quickly let you know that there’s fire and/or rising levels of CO in your house, but to also inter-connect with other wireless X-Sense from the Link+ line. The X-Sense SC06-W is not an IoT device, so don’t … Read more
Despite being an inexpensive device, the door stop alarm can be considered a valuable addition to the security of your home due to its ability to both alert you in case of possible trespassers and to scare off or at least confuse the intruder long enough, so you aren’t taken by surprise. In a home … Read more
The X-Sense XS01-WR is a very compact smoke detector designed to be as unobtrusive as possible while ensuring that, in case of a fire, it quickly triggers the alarm, thus allowing enough time for you and your family to get away from harm. I know that First Alert and Kidde are well known names in … Read more
Currently, the mouse is pretty much the default input device for computers, but there has always been an alternative to it in the form of the trackball and it’s actually older than the mouse itself. With a history of over 70 years, the trackball migrated from the military into the consumer market, and, while it … Read more
Kidde has been for a long time one of the main manufacturers of smoke detectors in the US and, while First Alert fully entered the IoT market and went head to head against Nest Protect with its Onelink smart smoke alarm, Kidde followed a different approach, so it still focused towards the development of the … Read more
The smoke detector is one of those few devices of vital importance which, after being installed in your house or office can save your life in case a fire breaks out. According to the USFA (U.S. Fire Administration), the majority of deaths caused by fire and smoke inhalation happen in homes that don’t have smoke … Read more