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  • Smart WiFi Door & Window Sensor

    Smart WiFi Door & Window Sensor

    $24.99
  • Zigbee Smart Siren & Strobe Alarm (90dB)

    Zigbee Smart Siren & Strobe Alarm (90dB)

    $44.99
  • Smart Zigbee/WiFi Smoke Detector

    Smart Zigbee/WiFi Smoke Detector

    $32.99
  • MOES Zigbee Door/Window Sensor

    MOES Zigbee Door/Window Sensor

    $24.99
  • Smart WiFi Natural Gas Leak Sensor

    Smart WiFi Natural Gas Leak Sensor

    $32.99
  • Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm — 2-in-1 with Digital Display

    Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm — 2-in-1 with Digital Display

    $49.99
  • Zigbee Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector — App Alerts, Multi-Packs

    Zigbee Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector — App Alerts, Multi-Packs

    $249.99
  • Wireless Doorbell Chime — IP65 Waterproof, 60 Tones

    Wireless Doorbell Chime — IP65 Waterproof, 60 Tones

    $34.99

Safety & Alarms

The sensors that warn you before a problem becomes an emergency — smoke, carbon monoxide, gas and entry detection, all alerting your phone rather than just the empty room. Works with Alexa and Google Home. Free shipping on every order.

What's in here

  • Carbon monoxide — combination smoke and CO alarms, standalone or app-connected
  • Smoke detection — alerts your phone wherever you are, plus a loud local alarm
  • Gas leak detection — natural gas, propane, methane and LPG
  • Entry sensors — know the moment a door or window opens
  • Sirens — 90dB with strobe, so you hear and see the alert

Looking for locks? Smart deadbolts, fingerprint handles and keypad locks are in Smart Locks.

Smoke, CO and gas are three different hazards

People often assume one detector covers everything. It doesn't.

  • Smoke — fire, already burning.
  • Carbon monoxide (CO) — odourless and colourless, produced by incomplete combustion in furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces and cars in attached garages. Kills without warning. Needs a dedicated CO alarm.
  • Combustible gas — natural gas or propane leaking before it ignites.

If you have any fuel-burning appliance, an attached garage, a fireplace or a wood stove, a CO alarm is not optional — and several US states require one by law.

Sensors work best paired with a siren — a phone notification you don't hear is no warning at all.