It comes in wired or battery versions and if you have more than one in your home they can be linked up. It also detects both smoke and carbon monoxide. When this smart smoke detectors goes off it not only alerts you with the siren, it can let you know where the smoke is coming from and what the risks are. It can also easily integrate with other smart home functions, for example, in the event of an emergency it could turn on the lights and unlock the door. This lets you escape easier and be safer. Smart smoke detectors, as well as smart smoke detectors that also sense carbon monoxide, conveniently alert you wherever you are, so you can quickly take action. These devices are connected to the internet, which allows them to communicate through apps to deliver alerts to your smartphone when an alarm sounds. It’ll provide details about what was detected — for example, telling you there’s smoke in the kitchen when you’re reading in your bedroom, or out shopping for groceries — so you know exactly what’s going on, where the fire, smoke or carbon monoxide is coming from, and what action to take. Smart Smoke Detector Market by Type Ionization, Photoelectric, Service Testing, Installation, Maintenance, Power Source, Connectivity Wi Fi, Bluetooth, ZigBee, End User Residential, Industrial, Commercial Global Forecast To 2023Market SynopsisThe global smart smoke detector market was valued at USD 971 million in 2017 and is expected to reach USD 1,533 million by the end of forecast period with a CAGR of 8. 2%. The demand for smart smoke detectors has risen owing to concerns regarding fire safety and increased adoption of smart devices.