Residential

SPYKE-GS is the first autonomous, satellite-connected fire detection system designed to protect homes from both external wildfire threats and internal fire risks—providing always-on, power-free protection for attics, garages, kitchens, and outdoor structures alike.

Whether you're on-grid or off, SPYKE-GS alerts when heat strikes—before disaster spreads.

Autonomous Fire Detection 

In wildfire-prone regions, power outages and sudden evacuation orders can leave homes unprotected just when the risk is highest. SPYKE-GS offers a unique solution: a power-free, satellite-connected fire detection device that activates from external heat and sends immediate alerts—even when homeowners are away and the grid is down. By detecting fires outside the home, SPYKE-GS provides critical early warning where traditional systems can fail.

  • At $250 per device, SPYKE-GS offers an affordable solution that scales from individual homes to entire neighborhoods and cities. Installation requires no wiring or professional setup. Devices are mounted easily on roofs, fences, or walls. Homeowners, HOAs, and community fire prevention programs can deploy SPYKE-GS quickly and cost-effectively, gaining peace of mind without ongoing maintenance or subscription fees.

  • Most fires damage or destroy homes before interior sensors ever activate. SPYKE-GS detects rising external heat from approaching wildfires or ember attacks, providing early warning long before flames enter. By covering the exterior, fences, and roofline, SPYKE-GS helps you and emergency services act while there’s still time to intervene.

  • Unlike conventional alarms that depend on home power or Wi-Fi, SPYKE-GS works 24/7 without electricity or network connectivity. Mounted outside your home, it monitors for dangerous heat build-up and sends satellite alerts directly to your mobile device. Whether you’re asleep, at work, or evacuated, your home stays protected.

  • Spyke Residential was created to address fires in unprotected areas of homes, such as the attic, garage, and kitchen.

    Attic fires can spread silently and lead to total loss. Kitchen and garage fires can also go undetected for minutes or even hours.

    Smoke detectors are crucial for home safety, but they are not typically installed in the kitchen, garage, or attic due to efficacy. This leaves these areas vulnerable to fires.