First Alert SM210 / SM210V / SM210L 10-Year Smoke

The First Alert SM210 / SM210V / SM210L 10-Year Smoke lists a 10-year life, per First Alert. A photoelectric smoke alarm with a sealed 10-year lithium battery and a slim profile. Voice and path-light versions are separate models from the same maker.

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    Alarm spec sheet

    TypeSmoke
    Sensorphotoelectric
    Power10-year battery (lithium metal, not replaceable)
    Listed life10 years, per the maker
    UL standards namedConforms to UL 217 10th Edition Standard

    Listed features

    • Sealed 10-year battery
    • UL 217 10th edition
    • The maker lists a lifespan of about 10 years

    Worth checking

    • Smoke only, no CO sensing

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    good to know
    • Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: CPSC recall search.
    • Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

    Full specs

    First Alert SM210 / SM210V / SM210L 10-Year Smoke
    TypeSmoke or CO alarm
    Alarmsmoke
    Sensorphotoelectric
    Power10-year battery (lithium metal, not replaceable)
    Standards (maker)Conforms to UL 217 10th Edition Standard
    Replace after10 years

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    SM210 / SM210V / SM210L 10-Year Smoke: questions answered

    From First Alert's published specs, last checked 2026-11-11.

    Where should the First Alert SM210 / SM210V / SM210L 10-Year Smoke go?

    Maker's standards wording: Conforms to UL 217 10th Edition Standard. Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see the AAP's safety and prevention pages. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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