CRC Smoke Detector Tester 02105 71GM Clear 12 Pcs/Carton

The tester dispenses as a smoky mist from a clear liquid and dries quickly, typically within about 1 minute, leaving no residue. This allows you to confirm detector activation without long downtime.

Each can is 2.5 oz (approximately 71 g). It is packaged in cartons containing 12 cans. The formulation is an extremely flammable hydrocarbon-propelled liquid and the product is plastic-safe.

In a well-ventilated area, hold the can upright and spray short bursts toward the detector’s sensing area from a safe distance. Avoid direct contact with eyes or skin, and allow about 60 seconds for the detector to react and dry before concluding the test.

It is designed for standard residential and commercial smoke detectors that respond to aerosol smoke tests. If your detector is non-standard or has special testing requirements, refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines.

Store away from heat sources, sparks, open flames, and direct sunlight. Keep the container capped and out of reach of children. Use in a well-ventilated area and follow all safety labels on the can.

A single can provides multiple short sprays. The exact number of tests depends on how long each spray is applied and how the detector responds. The carton contains 12 cans total.

Yes. The product is extremely flammable and uses a hydrocarbon propellant. Use only as directed, keep away from ignition sources, ensure good ventilation, and follow local safety regulations for aerosol testers.

Compared to CRC 02104, the 02105 uses a similar 2.5 oz can format and testing method with a clear formulation that dries quickly. Compared to CRC 02106, the 02105 family maintains the same purpose and performance with potential packaging variations. See these related items: https://fepy.com/product/crc-smoke-detector-tester-02104-71gm-clear-12-pcs-carton and https://fepy.com/product/crc-smoke-detector-tester-02106-71gm-clear-12-pcs-carton

Use it during routine safety inspections in offices, schools, factories, or homes to verify that smoke detectors are active and responding correctly after installation, maintenance, or after detector replacement.

First, verify you’re spraying toward the detector’s sensing area from an appropriate distance and that you’re in a well-ventilated area. If there’s still no response, confirm the detector is powered and not in a test mode, and attempt testing on another detector. If issues persist, consult product support or the detector manufacturer for guidance.