Is this a replacement for Firex model 120-1056 C?
169400
I'm not sure. It is the replacement for Firex model 5000 of just a few years back.
169401
I am not familiar with your model. My suggestion to you is to call the Firex company and ask them to see if Firex/Kiddle i5000 is comparable with yours. I called them before. They were very helpful. Best of luck!
1193621
Yes, this is the correct replacement for your model. (Your model uses GE # WB49X10002).
1272998
I found this by doing a Bing search - Unless you are replacing Firex FADC, ADC, and AD, you are REQUIRED to replace ALL your old Firex alarms with this i4618 unit. Otherwise, your old Firex units will NOT be able to communicate with this i4618 unit. This Firex i4618 model can replace the following old Firex models: 4618 4418 ADC 120-1072B 4518 120-538B 120-1182 (120-1182B) 120-1072C 5000 120-557B FADC AD 120-1070 (120-1070B) 120-1056E 46182 Since old Firex and new replacement have different wiring harness, the existing wiring harness needs to be changed. If you don't want to rewire, you need to get a quick convert adapter Kidde KA-F and perform 3-easy-step installation: Replace the ceiling mounting bracket. Install KA-F adapter and attach existing wiring to the alarm. The new alarm will now be interconnected and compatible with your Firex alarm system.
991746
Hi Dianne, I'm not certain if a replacement for that model or not. I know that when I purchased mine online it was not the exact match for the part I needed (though it looked like it was in the picture). I was able to retro fit it to my unit quite easily (the holes for the screws did not line up). After I drilled new holes it worked perfectly. Only took a minute to make it fit and it had no effect on the working or the look of the unit when I was done. I hope this helps :)
92801
Yes. This would be the correct replacement for your model. (Your model uses GE part # WB49X10002).
1272995
You need to rewire if you want to use i4618. I found it from google, if you don't want to rewire, you can get this easy replacement: http://www.electricbargainstores.com/product-p/firex-repl-kit.htm
231186
If all else fails, look underneath your console for the model number. It should be Model# 1601. If it's anything else, then this won't work for you.
1229647
I don't know the answer to that. I have the original fire. I can tell you mine is 7 3/8 x 4 3/4. Hope it helps.
1687383
I don't know, I bet there is an 800 number somewhere on the packaging or the site its for sale at. I'd call that number and check there, or you could possibly write down the specs or description of it and call your local fire department. They may know too.
1170159
I am not sure, I have a different model. You can verify it on the Goodman internet site and then search for the best deal.
1796864
This was the model I believe I have....I had purchased it a month or two after the release of the fire. I'm just not sure what my model number is!
1252401
Sorry... I don't know that model. I have the L120. And I would NOT buy from the same seller again!
2178500
Sorry that I don't know abut your particular model but the burner I received has worked very well.
1154762
Hello, Thank you for your question! Here is your compatible replacement: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C2R4FL4 Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you!
823682
I wouldn't know about model numbers. If your going to replace item, you need to figure out what type your replacing. Without that info your in for a lot of return postage.
1066184
Not sure. My furnace model was HSC2 90. That might be a serial number instead of the model. A quick check of google didn't come up with anything.
2044596
I honestly don't know. However, Amazon does have your model and they are quite easy to replace. Just make sure your fingers or anything do not touch the front of the bulb. I waited until I had the other one out and was ready to install before taking it out of the box.