Aico Manuals & User Guides

Aico is a market leader in residential fire and carbon monoxide protection, wholly owned by Ei Electronics. With a reputation for quality and innovation, Aico manufactures comprehensive safety solutions including smoke alarms, heat alarms, and multi-sensor fire alarms designed for homes and commercial properties. Their product range includes the specialized Ei3000, Ei600, and RadioLINK+ series, which offer advanced features like AudioLINK+ data extraction and SmartLINK wireless interconnection.

Dedicated to preventing domestic fatalities, Aico products are rigorously tested to meet British and European standards. The company supports installers, landlords, and homeowners with reliable mains-powered and battery-operated devices that integrate seamlessly to provide early warning and protection. From standalone units to fully interconnected systems, Aico remains at the forefront of home life safety technology.

• How often should I test my Aico alarm?

  It is recommended to test your Aico alarm at least once a month by pressing the test button to ensure the sensors, electronics, and sounder are functioning correctly.

• What should I do if my Carbon Monoxide alarm sounds?

  If your alarm sounds, evacuate the premises immediately, ventilate the area by opening doors and windows, and contact emergency services or a gas safety engineer.

• Can I replace the battery in my 10-year life Aico alarm?

  Many Aico models, such as the Ei600 series, are powered by sealed lithium batteries designed to last the 10-year life of the alarm. These batteries are non-replaceable; the entire unit should be replaced after 10 years.

• How do interconnected Aico alarms work?

  Aico alarms can be interconnected via hard-wire or wirelessly using RadioLINK+ modules. When one device detects fire or Carbon Monoxide, it triggers all connected alarms in the system to sound, ensuring the warning is heard throughout the property.