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Roost begins shipments of Smart Smoke Alarm

Tom Kolnowski by Tom Kolnowski
30 October 2016
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Making a definitive play on the smart-home turf of Alphabet’s Nest Labs and their Nest Protect smoke alarm, Silicon Valley company Roost has begun shipments of their first Smart Smoke Alarm products, including the RSA-400 and RSA-200. Designed to work in tandem with the Roost app, the products are 120-volt hard-wired systems and include the innovative Roost 9V Smart Battery as their backup power source.

 

The Roost RSA-400 Smart Smoke Alarm
The new Roost RSA-400 Smart Smoke Alarm package includes the Roost 9V Smart Battery for backup power, and works with the Roost app on iOS and Android devices.

 

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Aimed squarely at the $99 Nest Protect smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detector, the Roost RSA-400 offers smoke, fire, CO, and natural gas detection features at an MSRP of $79.99. The RSA-200 offers the smoke and fire detection features only, with an MSRP of $59.99.

As their first product launch since the the release of the 9V Smart Battery in late 2015, Roost is putting another foot forward into the smart-home safety space, and will further extend that reach with the planned release of the Smart Water and Freeze Detector later in 2016.

“As a leader in smart home technology, Roost’s mission is to create easy and affordable ways for consumers to enter the smart home market,” said Roel Peeters, Roost CEO and co-founder. “Our first major leap forward was the introduction of the Roost 9V Smart Battery, and the journey continues today with the availability of the new Roost Smart Smoke Alarms.”

 

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As Roost’s first smoke alarm product line, the Smart Smoke Alarms offer a variety of features, including smoke, fire, CO, and natural gas detection in an MSRP range of $59.99 to $79.99.

 

Roost says the new RSA-400 and RSA-200 Smart Smoke Alarm products are available through lowes.com, homedepot.com, and the company’s website at GetRoost.com. Check back soon for our hands-on review of the RSA-400 product, after we conclude an in-depth testing process inside our smart-home lab environment.

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