SD1001
Smoke detector with LoRaWAN
- SKU
- 250100
- Power supply
- 230 VAC with replaceable backup battery
- Temperature / humidity
- Not included
SD1001 / Fire Safety
SD1001 series — Mains-powered smoke detectors
230 VAC smoke detection with battery backup, LoRaWAN and temperature/humidity sensing with SD1001-TH.
230 VAC smoke detection with battery backup, LoRaWAN and temperature/humidity sensing with SD1001-TH.
YOBIIQ / SD1001- Smoke detection
- Optical
- Power supply
- 230 VAC + backup
- Reporting
- LoRaWAN
- Temperature / humidity
- SD1001-TH
About this product.
SD1001 operates from 230 VAC with a replaceable lithium CR123A backup battery for mains interruptions.
Choose from SD1001, SD1001-RF and SD1001-TH. SD1001-TH measures temperature and humidity for environmental monitoring. These measurements do not trigger the smoke alarm; it is not a heat detector.
LoRaWAN reporting supports remote monitoring alongside the local alarm and required maintenance.
CHOOSE YOUR MODEL03 / MODELS
The connection your project needs.
Compare the configurations and explore the specifications of each model.
IN YOUR ENVIRONMENTPRACTICAL USE CASES
Stay informed across the property.
Connected status is useful when someone is responsible for acting on it. Design the follow-up process alongside the detector installation.
EXAMPLE APPLICATIONBuildings & portfolios
Property managersDiscuss a similar project
Organise a housing portfolio
Device condition across multiple homes can be hard to track when records are split between visits and separate maintenance lists.
WHERE YOBIIQ COMES IN
Map each detector to its property and position in the monitoring application. Bring reported alarm, battery and device information into the team’s maintenance workflow.
A clearer record of which device needs attention and who is responsible for following it up.
EXAMPLE APPLICATIONProperty management
Service teamsDiscuss a similar project
Plan device maintenance
The team needs to distinguish routine checks from reported device conditions that warrant investigation.
WHERE YOBIIQ COMES IN
Review available status information and device events before planning work. Use supported remote test functions as part of the maintenance process agreed for the installation.
Better preparation and a traceable follow-up process alongside the required on-site work.
EXAMPLE APPLICATIONHospitality & facilities
Hospitality & facilitiesDiscuss a similar project
Keep distributed sites visible
Separate buildings can make it difficult to maintain one up-to-date view of installed detectors and reported events.
WHERE YOBIIQ COMES IN
Organise detectors by site and building in the platform. Define who receives notifications, how they are acknowledged and how the site’s established response procedures are followed.
An operational overview that connects device information to named responsibilities.
EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES02 / CONNECT THE DOTS
A closer look. A clearer picture.
Explore how this device fits into a connected environment.
230 VAC smoke detection with battery backup, LoRaWAN and temperature/humidity sensing with SD1001-TH. Choose the standard, RF or TH model for your installation.
Your device communicates over LoRaWAN. A gateway forwards its messages to a network server, ready for your application to use.
Bring device information into a monitoring platform. Follow readings and events together, with a clearer picture of the environment you manage.
What the device does
- Optical smoke detection with a local audible alarm
- Alarm events and device status over LoRaWAN
- 230 VAC with replaceable backup battery
- SD1001-TH: temperature and humidity sensing for environmental monitoring
UNDERSTAND THE OPERATIONDEVICE + APPLICATION
See what happens.
Step by step.
Local detection, remote reporting and maintenance are different parts of the solution. Plan each of them explicitly.
DEVICE FUNCTION Information / action
- Smoke presentAt the installed detector
- Yobiiq deviceConnected hardware
- Audible alarmLocal detector function
01 / IN PRACTICE
Detect and alarm locally
SD1001 uses optical smoke detection with a local audible alarm. Cloud notifications are a separate reporting path.
Install the selected detector according to its approved instructions and the site’s requirements.
CONNECTED MONITORING Information / action
- Yobiiq deviceConnected hardware
- LoRaWAN networkNetwork server + gateway
- Device eventDecode status & alarm messages
- Site contextIdentify the device & property
02 / IN PRACTICE
Report device information
Bring supported alarm and device-status messages through LoRaWAN to the application. The team can then review the reported information with the identity and location of the detector.
Associate a received device event with the correct property and maintenance record.
TESTING & FOLLOW-UP Information / action
- Status reviewSupported test information
- Device recordHistory & assigned location
- Planned follow-upYour maintenance process
03 / IN PRACTICE
Support the maintenance workflow
Use the supported test and status functions to help organise checks. Remote information complements the installation’s maintenance process and does not establish that all required inspections can be omitted.
Review a reported condition and assign the next action to the responsible service team.
FITS INTO YOUR WORLDNETWORKS & PLATFORMS
Your network.
Your way of working.
Connect the device to a LoRaWAN network, then bring its data into the application your team uses. Each layer has a different job.
01
Network servers
Connect devices and route their LoRaWAN messages.
02
Application platforms
Turn decoded data into dashboards, history and actions.
The published SD-1001 guide covers ChirpStack or The Things Network feeding ThingsBoard Professional Edition. Other platform connections need the appropriate decoder and application configuration.
Plan your integration THE APPLICATION LAYER
A working view of your detector network.
Yobiiq’s SD-1001 guide includes this ThingsBoard dashboard, with detector locations, reported status and alarm information. Follow the documented network and platform setup to build your integration.
Explore the platform example
DESIGNED WITH PURPOSE03 / THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Small details. Real capability.
230 VAC with replaceable backup battery
Optical smoke detection with a local audible alarm
Alarm events and device status over LoRaWAN
EN 14604-certified smoke alarm
SD1001-RF: wireless interlink with compatible YOBIIQ RF smoke alarms
SD1001-TH: temperature and humidity sensing for environmental monitoring
Local test and hush button
THE TECHNICAL VIEWFUNCTIONS & INTEGRATION
The details behind the decision.
A practical overview to help you specify the right device and the system around it.
Product documentation| Series | SD1001 |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 230 VAC with replaceable backup battery |
| Detection principle | Optical smoke detection |
| Device standard | EN 14604 |
| Standard | SD1001 |
|---|---|
| Wireless RF interlink | SD1001-RF |
| Temperature and humidity sensing | SD1001-TH |
| Connectivity | LoRaWAN |
| TH sensor function | SD1001-TH measures temperature and humidity for environmental monitoring. These measurements do not trigger the smoke alarm; it is not a heat detector. |
SPECIFY IT FOR YOUR PROJECT
Check your configuration Select SD1001, SD1001-RF or SD1001-TH. Include detector count, locations and available LoRaWAN coverage. SD1001-TH measures temperature and humidity for environmental monitoring. These measurements do not trigger the smoke alarm; it is not a heat detector.
FROM SELECTION TO SITEPLAN YOUR INSTALLATION
A good deployment starts here.
Four things to settle before the first device goes into service.
- 01
Select the correct variant
Choose SD1001, SD1001-RF or SD1001-TH and check the installation instructions. SD1001 operates from 230 VAC with a replaceable lithium CR123A backup battery for mains interruptions.
- 02
Record each location
Create an accurate device-to-room record so a received event can be associated with the right place.
- 03
Commission both functions
Follow the installation instructions for the local alarm function and verify the remote message path separately.
- 04
Agree who follows up
Define notification recipients, maintenance responsibilities and the process for checking communication and device status.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Before you choose.
Practical answers about SD1001 series — Mains-powered smoke detectors.
Ask us something elseWhich model measures temperature and humidity?
SD1001-TH measures temperature and humidity for environmental monitoring. These measurements do not trigger the smoke alarm; it is not a heat detector.
How is this series powered?
SD1001 operates from 230 VAC with a replaceable lithium CR123A backup battery for mains interruptions.
How do the standard, RF and TH models differ?
SD1001 is the standard smoke detector with LoRaWAN. SD1001-RF adds wireless interlink with compatible YOBIIQ RF smoke alarms. SD1001-TH adds temperature and humidity measurement.
Is the local alarm the same as a cloud notification?
No. The detector’s local audible alarm and the remote reporting path are separate functions. The connected application receives supported device messages and handles notifications according to its configuration.
Does remote monitoring replace all site inspections?
It provides additional device information and can support maintenance planning. Do not treat connected monitoring or a remote self-test as a blanket replacement for the inspections, installation checks or maintenance required for the property.
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