Roost announced a new partnership with ADT this morning, allowing Roost’s smart smoke alarm battery to alert the home security firm when the alarm triggers.
The Roost Smart Battery works with existing smoke detectors and CO2 alarms. It’s a lithium battery with the size and appearance of a normal 9-volt that communicates on your home Wi-Fi network. Using the Roost iOS and Android app, it messages you or anyone you specify when the power is low — no more chirps in the night — or the alarm goes off.
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The agreement makes Roost’s battery one of the devices covered by the new ADT Canopy service. The new ADT Canopy for Roost option will be available later this spring, and the company will offer it to both new and existing customers.
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