X-Sense Partners with the Markesan Fire Department
Kalin Ned — April 24, 2026 — Social Good
References: bastillepost
X-Sense has launched a community-focused safety initiative by partnering with the Markesan Fire Department in Wisconsin. As part of this venture, the brand is donating its wireless smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to enhance local fire prevention efforts.
The Wisconsin-bound community will gain access to two specific devices as part of this collaboration — the SC07-W Wireless Interconnected Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm, which meets the stringent UL 217 Edition 9 standard and features a sealed long-life battery, and the XC01-M Interconnected Smart Carbon Monoxide Alarm, equipped with an advanced sensor capable of sending real-time notifications to a base station and alerting up to 12 contacts simultaneously during an emergency.
As part of the partnership, Markesan Fire Department firefighters will install these devices at no cost to residents when responding to calls.
Image Credit: X-Sense x Markesan Fire Department
The Wisconsin-bound community will gain access to two specific devices as part of this collaboration — the SC07-W Wireless Interconnected Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm, which meets the stringent UL 217 Edition 9 standard and features a sealed long-life battery, and the XC01-M Interconnected Smart Carbon Monoxide Alarm, equipped with an advanced sensor capable of sending real-time notifications to a base station and alerting up to 12 contacts simultaneously during an emergency.
As part of the partnership, Markesan Fire Department firefighters will install these devices at no cost to residents when responding to calls.
Image Credit: X-Sense x Markesan Fire Department
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