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X-Sense alarm signals: beeps, chirps and lights

The X-Sense XS01-WR is a wireless interlinked smoke alarm with one red LED. The same single red flash every 60 seconds means “all normal” when silent and “battery low” when it comes with a beep, so listen as well as look.

If it is sounding a full alarm: the maker’s emergency instruction

Smoke alarm

X-Sense: never ignore any alarm (XS01-WR manual). Check for signs of smoke or fire; if you see or smell smoke, evacuate immediately and call emergency services. If you are unsure what the hazard is, contact emergency services for guidance.

From Wireless Interlinked Smoke Alarm XS01-WR — User Manual and Smoke Detector Beeps and Sounds Decoded.

The X-Sense alarm on these pages senses smoke only. For a carbon monoxide alarm, follow its own maker’s instruction.

Every X-Sense signal we could source

What you seeWhat you hearWhat it means
One red flash about every 60 secondsSilentNormal operation: Normal: the red LED flashes once every 60 seconds.
One red flash about every secondFull alarm, loud and continuousReal alarm: Alarm: smoke detected.
One red flash about every 5 secondsSilentHush or silence mode: Silence mode: for about 9 minutes after the silence button was pressed during an alarm.
One red flash about every 60 secondsOne chirp about every 60 secondsLow battery: Low battery.
Two red flashes about every 40 secondsTwo chirps about every 40 secondsFault: The alarm is malfunctioning.

Sources

X-Sense’s own documents only, read on the date shown.