An interconnected smoke alarm is a type of smoke alarm designed to enable a connection between two or more other compatible smoke alarms to provide a common alarm condition warning. This connection enables an alarm from one smoke alarm to transmit an alarm signal to all other interconnected smoke alarms to warn building occupants in the area.
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