X-Sense XP0J-SA Hardwired Smoke and CO Alarm with Voice

The X-Sense XP0J-SA Hardwired Smoke and CO Alarm with Voice lists a 10-year life, per X-Sense. A hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide alarm with a backup battery, voice location alerts and wired interconnect for up to 18 alarms.

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    Alarm spec sheet

    TypeSmoke and CO combo
    SensorSmoke: photoelectric; CO: electrochemica
    Power120 V AC hardwired with CR123A backup battery
    Listed life10 years, per the maker
    InterconnectWired
    Voice alertsYes
    AppYes

    Listed features

    • Voice location alerts
    • Wired interconnect
    • Backup battery

    Worth checking

    • Needs household wiring

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    • 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

    X-Sense XP0J-SA Hardwired Smoke and CO Alarm with Voice
    TypeSmoke or CO alarm
    Alarmcombo
    SensorSmoke: photoelectric; CO: electrochemica
    Power120 V AC hardwired with CR123A backup battery
    Interconnectwired
    Replace after10 years
    Maker's warningsInterconnects up to 18 hardwired alarms

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    XP0J-SA Hardwired Smoke and CO Alarm with Voice: questions answered

    From X-Sense's published specs, last checked 2026-11-11.

    Where should the X-Sense XP0J-SA Hardwired Smoke and CO Alarm with Voice go?

    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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