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A smoke detector will only detect heat if that is an included function of the device. There is no rule that a smoke detector must also detect high temperatures. That said, many smoke detectors do include a heat sensing function.

I had the same concern before opting for it. But the slight cutout in it is enough to cool the pump and keeping the noise up to the lowest.

The cover has a cutout, so the motor is still exposed to the outside to cool as designed.

I noticed sound from my pool pump is disturbing my pool-time along with creating a bit of chaos in the atmosphere. Although my neighbors is an awesome family but they did mention this problem over a couple of times. So I decided to make it noise-free. I searched pool pump noise reduction...