Detector de humo Hombli HBSA-0108 inalámbrico fotoeléctrico 3V litio

The Hombli Smart Smoke Detector (HBSA-0108) is a wireless photoelectric smoke alarm designed for homes and offices. Operating on a 3V lithium battery, the compact device (ø 12 cm, height 31.5 mm, weight 142 g) delivers early smoke detection and connects to the Hombli app for remote alerts and control.

Advantages

The detector emits a loud alarm of over 85 dB and sends instant notifications to your phone via the Hombli app. It features a 10-year internal battery, weekly self-tests of battery and sensor, a mute function for accidental triggers, an integrated pairing/mute button and a slim, minimalistic design available in white and grey. A magnetic mount with 3M tape or single-screw option enables quick installation and easy removal for maintenance.

Suitable for

• Homes — living rooms, hallways, bedrooms
• Small offices and workspaces
• Kitchens (as complementary protection; avoid close placement directly above cooking appliances)
• Rental properties and flats

Key specifications

• Model: Hombli HBSA-0108
• Detection technology: photoelectric (optical) smoke detection
• Power source: 3V lithium internal battery (10-year life)
• Alarm volume: >85 dB
• Dimensions: diameter 12 cm, height 31.5 mm
• Weight: 142 g
• Connectivity: Wi‑Fi (works with Hombli app)
• Mounting: magnetic mount with 3M tape or single screw

How to use

Install the magnetic mounting plate to the ceiling using the supplied 3M tape or a single screw, attach the smoke detector to the plate and connect the device to your Wi‑Fi network. Open the Hombli app and add the detector following the in‑app pairing instructions. The detector performs weekly self-tests and will notify you in the app if a fault is found or when battery replacement is needed. If the alarm sounds accidentally, mute it via the Hombli app or by pressing the central button; the detector resumes normal monitoring automatically after the mute period.

Recommendations

Place detectors on ceilings away from windows, vents and cooking appliances to reduce false alarms. Install detectors on every level of the building and near bedrooms for early warning. Regularly clean the unit and check the app for status messages; follow local fire safety regulations for placement and number of devices.