When Should I Replace My Alarms?

According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Kidde recommends replacing smoke and heat alarms every ten years. For carbon monoxide and combination alarms, the replacement period is every seven to ten years, depending on your model. This ensures you benefit from the latest technology upgrades.

If you're unsure of your alarm’s age, check the back of the alarm for the manufactured date. For more details on how to find this date, refer to the guide on "How to Find the Manufacture Date on an Alarm." It's always a good idea to replace your alarm if there's any doubt to avoid potential danger.

For more information about your specific alarm, refer to your user’s manual.

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