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SD-1001 / Fire Safety

iQ Smart Wireless Smoke Detector

A LoRaWAN® connected smoke detector

Wireless, EN 14604-certified smoke detection with remote monitoring over LoRaWAN. Required inspections and maintenance still apply.

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iQ Smart Wireless Smoke DetectorYOBIIQ / SD-1001
Local alarm function
Smoke detection
Connected reporting
LoRaWAN®
Power variants
Battery / mains
Maintenance visibility
Device status

About this product.

The iQ Smart Wireless Smoke Detector reports device status, battery health and alarm events over LoRaWAN. Remote monitoring supports building management; it does not replace required inspections, maintenance or the local alarm.

It ships in a 230V mains-powered version for new installs and a battery-powered version for retrofits, both built around the same long-range, low-power radio so it fits standard LoRaWAN gateways and network servers without custom integration work.

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.

Aerial view of residential and commercial buildings in Helsinki
EXAMPLE APPLICATIONBuildings & portfolios
Property managers

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.

  • Device identity
  • Battery status
  • Alarm events

A clearer record of which device needs attention and who is responsible for following it up.

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EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES02 / CONNECT THE DOTS

A closer look. A clearer picture.

Explore how this device fits into a connected environment.

Bring smoke-alarm information and device condition into the same operational view. The iQ Smart Wireless Smoke Detector combines local smoke detection with connected reporting, helping property teams organise follow-up across the buildings they manage.

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iQ Smart Wireless Smoke Detector

What the device does

  • Sounds a local alarm when smoke is detected.
  • Reports alarm events over LoRaWAN.
  • Shares battery status for remote checks.
  • Measures temperature and humidity.
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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
  1. Smoke presentAt the installed detector
  2. iQ Smart Wireless Smoke Detector
    Yobiiq deviceConnected hardware
  3. Audible alarmLocal detector function
Local detection and the audible alarm are separate from the cloud reporting path.
01 / IN PRACTICE

Detect and alarm locally

The SD-1001 manual describes photoelectric smoke detection with an audible alarm. This is the local detector function; cloud notifications are a separate reporting path.

Install the selected detector according to its approved instructions and the site’s requirements.

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.

The Things Network
TTN / The Things Stack
SD-1001 integration guide
ChirpStack
LoRaWAN network server
SD-1001 integration guide
02

Application platforms

Turn decoded data into dashboards, history and actions.

ThingsBoard
Dashboards & rule chains
Step-by-step guide · PE
YOBI Cloud
Dashboards, history & alerts
Yobiiq platform
Datacake
Device data & visualisation
Listed by Yobiiq

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.

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SD-1001 ThingsBoard monitoring dashboard with detector locations, alarm filters and device status
Published platform example. Devices, readings and layout shown are illustrative.
DESIGNED WITH PURPOSE03 / THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Small details. Real capability.

Built-in long-life battery with a service life of up to 10 years
Event log with all key equipment parameters
230V mains powered or battery-powered
Approved according to device standard EN 14604
Built-in temperature and humidity sensor
Compliant with standard LoRaWAN® gateways and network servers
Loud alarm with a minimum of 85 dB(A)
Quick and easy remote management
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
Detection & power
Detection principlePhotoelectric smoke detection (SD-1001 reference)
Local indicationAudible alarm
Power choicesBattery-powered and mains-powered variants
Device standardEN 14604 is stated for the published detector family; check the supplied variant documentation
Monitoring
Remote connectivityLoRaWAN®
Reported informationSupported alarm events, battery and device status
Test functionRemote self-test is documented for SD-1001
Application workflowDevice location, event history and configured notification routing
SPECIFY IT FOR YOUR PROJECT

Specify the installation type, required power variant, number of detectors and existing maintenance process. Confirm the exact product documentation and how connected monitoring will fit the site’s procedures.

Check your configuration
FROM SELECTION TO SITEPLAN YOUR INSTALLATION

A good deployment starts here.

Four things to settle before the first device goes into service.

  1. 01

    Select the correct variant

    Match power and installation requirements to the selected detector and its product documentation.

  2. 02

    Record each location

    Create an accurate device-to-room record so a received event can be associated with the right place.

  3. 03

    Commission both functions

    Follow the installation instructions for the local alarm function and verify the remote message path separately.

  4. 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 iQ Smart Wireless Smoke Detector.

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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.

Are both battery and mains-powered options available?

The published family includes battery and mains-powered variants. Confirm the exact model, backup arrangement and installation requirements when specifying the device.

Can the detector be tested remotely?

The SD-1001 manual documents a remotely operated self-test function. The available test, its results and the procedure should be checked for the supplied model and incorporated into the agreed maintenance workflow.

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.

What information helps a property team?

Alarm and device-status events become more useful when each detector is linked to a verified location, service record and responsible person. The application and operating process should maintain that connection.

What should be included in a deployment enquiry?

Include property type, detector count, preferred power option, LoRaWAN availability and the team’s existing maintenance and response procedures. This allows the device, network and application workflow to be considered together.

BUILT FOR REAL DEPLOYMENTS

Keep exploring the details.

Product datasheet

Yobiiq product documentation. Match the document to the ordered hardware version.

SD-1001 user manual

Detector functions, power variants and product-specific operating instructions.

iQ smoke detector range

Product-family overview and available variants.

LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN

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Our next connection.

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