It is a Wi-Fi-enabled, smart smoke and carbon monoxide alarm that syncs up with other Kidde alarms in your home as long as they are interconnected via hardwire. It’s hardwired, but unlike a ...

Fortunately, you can do something about it. The Kidde Smart Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Indoor Air Quality Monitor, exclusive to The Home Depot, is an industry first for its 3-in-1 ...

Now through the end of November 2022, for every Kidde alarm purchased at The Home Depot, a $1 contribution will be made toward alarm donations for communities in need.

The Kidde Smart Smoke and Combination (Smoke + CO) Alarms with Ring will retail for $54.97 and $74.97 respectively and be available exclusively at The Home Depot stores and online at HomeDepot.com ...

The smoke alarm will set you back $54.97 while the combination model is priced at $74.97, and both will be available exclusively at the Home Depot at some point in April 2025.

You can find Kidde's detectors come April 2025: They'll start as a Home Depot exclusive, available in Home Depot stores or online for $55 for the smoke model and $75 for the smoke + CO model.

The two new alarms arrive in April (US-only), and list for $54.97 (Kidde Smart Smoke) and $74.97 (Kidde Combination [Smoke + CO]). If you’re anxious to get your hands on one, you can visit ring ...

Sponsored by Home Depot: This piece was created in partnership with Home Depot, home to Kidde fire safety products that can help you protect your home and family with fire alarms, carbon monoxide ...

Kidde, a leader in fire safety for more than 100 years and trusted partner of The Home Depot since 2006, recently kicked off its second annual Cause For Alarm TM campaign. This fire safety ...

The new Kidde smart smoke and combination alarms with Ring technology will go on sale in April, exclusively at The Home Depot. CES 2025 Halliday's new AI glasses are what Meta, Google, and Apple ...

(CNN) -- Kidde is voluntarily recalling about 226,000 smoke alarms and combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms over concerns that they can fail to alert users to a fire.

Ring makes doorbells, cameras, floodlights, alarms and intercoms, a list best summed up as “stuff to keep your home safe.” The obvious omission in the lineup is smoke detectors, which is why ...