NEW YORK, Nov. 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- If you've ever redecorated a room, you might have obsessed over every detail to get it perfect. But in spite of all your best efforts, one sore point remains: the smoke detector protruding from the ceiling or walls. Couldn't it be hidden from sight?

Photo - http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20161119/441384

This is the question Yehuda Fulda, a real estate developer with a sharp eye for detail, asked himself 6 years ago. He kept wondering why the smoke detectors in the homes and building he was developing couldn't be recessed into the ceiling for a cleaner look.

When he looked into it, he also found that no company manufactured a networked smoke detector with dual detection. Smoke detectors were either using ionization or photoelectric detection. If their job was to prevent different types of fires, why were you forced to predict the kind of fire that could happen?

An entrepreneur by nature, Fulda put the question to a team of engineers and designers he hired. Over the next 5 years, his team worked hard to develop a smoke and CO detector that was at the cutting edge of technological innovation while remaining aesthetically unobtrusive. In fact, it protrudes less than a quarter of an inch from the ceiling and can be painted to blend in. This is Notafire Pro.

"I'm really excited that there will finally be a way to provide the family with top-notch safety without unsightly detectors marring the ceiling," Yehuda Fulda said at the pre-launch for the product.

Combining cutting-edge technology with almost invisible design (patent pending), the Notafire Pro uses five sensors to detect any fire-related emergencies, from smoldering fires to fast burning fires and Carbon Monoxide.

Notafire Pro is virtually invisible. Measuring just 4.3 inches (110 mm) in diameter and protruding less than a quarter of an inch (6 mm), you can even paint over it to match your decor. It is available with battery only or hardwired with a battery backup so it finally looks like you won't have to choose between protecting your family and having the perfect room.

Notafire Pro is network-ready; supporting WiFi, Z-Wave and IFTT connections, it integrates seamlessly into your smarthome system to create a series of actions in the event of an emergency such as turning on all lights, exhaust fans, and opening motorized skylights. The possibilities are endless.

Most importantly each Notafire Pro is interconnectable so in the event of an emergency in any room, every connected Notafire Pro will sound an alarm. This is critical in large and multistory residences.

The Notafire Pro comes with its own app that will notify users in the event of an emergency together with a picture of the triggered area via its integrated camera. The app also  provides information when the battery is low and can be used to silence a ringing alarm.

To find out more about the Notafire Pro visit www.Notafire.com

About Notafire

Notafire is a New York-based manufacturer of advanced smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Our products are designed to ensure that your home remains beautiful and unmarred by unsightly smoke alarms while providing the best protection available for your family.  Unlike most home fire detectors, our Notafire Pro features an advanced technology that detects three types of threats: deadly carbon monoxide leaks, blazing fires, and smoldering fires which can fill your home with toxic fumes. It's also smart and communicates with WiFi and your smartphone.

We are determined to produce the best quality detectors on the market: each Notafire Pro is assembled here in the USA and rigorously tested by a team of experts, so you can keep your family safe while supporting American jobs.

Media Contact:

Mark Thomson, Director of Marketing | mark@notafire.com

Related Links

Company website

Facebook

Related Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3Y1XIJhukI

This content was issued through the press release distribution service at Newswire.com. For more info visit: http://www.newswire.com

SOURCE Notafire

Related Links

http://www.Notafire.com