The ANWETECH AT-S224 is a smart photoelectric smoke alarm designed for household and similar residential applications. It uses photoelectric smoke sensing technology to detect smoke at the early stage of a fire and provide sound and light warning, giving users more time to control the fire or evacuate safely.
Unlike ordinary standalone smoke alarms, the AT-S224 supports connection to the Tuya platform, allowing the detector to work as a smart home smoke alarm solution. When properly installed and connected, it can provide enhanced monitoring and convenient smart alarm management for residential projects.
Powered by a 9V battery, the detector is easy to install on the ceiling and suitable for bedrooms, corridors, living rooms and similar indoor environments. It also includes hush mode, enabling temporary alarm silence when nuisance alarms occur, while still maintaining basic protection.
Model No.: AT-S224
Standard: EN14604:2005/AC:2008
Voltage: DC 9V
Standby current: ≤10 uA
Alarm current: ≤150 mA
Sensor type: Photoelectric
Operating temperature: 0°C to +40°C
Ambient humidity: ≤95% RH
Hush time: About 10 minutes
Alarm indication: Red LED & buzzer
Sound pressure: >85 dB (around 3 m)
Net weight: 88 g (battery not included)
Product size: Ø100 × 37 mm
Installation way: Ceiling mounting
Power-on status:
After inserting the 9V battery, the red and green LEDs flash alternately and the buzzer sounds once.
Standby mode:
Test function:
Press and hold the test button. After a few seconds, the detector enters test alarm status. The sounder emits three consecutive sounds, and after releasing the button, the detector stops alarming within seconds.
Hush mode:
When the detector is in alarm status, pressing the test button will activate hush mode. In hush mode, the red LED flashes once every 8 seconds. The hush period lasts about 10 minutes, after which the detector returns to normal standby mode.
Low battery / fault indication:
When the battery voltage is too low, the detector sends low-voltage fault signals. The alarm sounds once about every 53 seconds, and the yellow LED flashes once.
When the smoke sensor is short-circuited or disconnected, the detector enters sensor fault mode. The alarm beeps twice about every 53 seconds, and the yellow LED flashes twice.

If the alarm is caused by non-fire smoke such as cooking fumes, clear the smoke source in time to silence the alarm.
If a false alarm occurs frequently, check the installation position and surrounding environment.
If there is a real fire, take immediate fire safety action and evacuate when necessary.
No alarm during test:
LED flashes every 53 seconds and alarm emits one beep:
LED flashes twice every 53 seconds and alarm emits two beeps: