What is the replacement date of these smoke detectors? Should be 2023 if they are fresh. Smoke Detectors are only good for 10 years.
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Yes, that is correct. Although there is no expiration date on the detector itself, the manual states it
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I have five smoke detectors, they are all photoelectric. The product does work. On the bottom of the can there is a note: Excessive spraying may effect the detector's sensitivity.Another note on the can, for use with smoke alarms listed to UL standards 217 and 268.I read the previous answer, my previous smoke detectors stated they should be replaced every 10 years which I did. My current smoke detectors have the same note, they are all connected to my alarm system.
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Most manufacturers say 10 years is the recommended life span. In my experience the units I replaced with this product lasted just short of 10 years. So keeping this in mind, if you are within 8 to 10 years, replacement of the current units is a very good idea. Hope this helps.
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I purchased these my my smoke detectors and they appear to work for the pas several months. I am unable to comment if they are suitable for first-responder environment. Also, they did bulk package, NOT OEM packaging. I hope this helps
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Mine last at least 6 months, but a couple have lasted close to a year. It depends on the battery, weather, and how much traffic you have to trigger the alarm. The lithium 9 volt batteries do not work correctly because the voltage is too high and it causes lots of false alarms. Hope this helps.
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you can replace it with any smoke alarm that supports your connection, these are great smoke alarms and I stayed with the 1276 units, they are easier to change the batteries in,and they have a great track record.. but its your call any smoke alarm is better than none..hope this helps.
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Bought a contractor's pack (6 batteries) for use in smoke detectors. Since we did that in the spring of 2013, I have no way of knowing how long they will last. We found out about these 10 years lithium batteries from the local fire department. That's what they recommended so the batteries didn't have to be replaced every 6 months or once a year
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Couple months, depending upon your dust levels in your house. I replace it when it starts to look gray from dust. You cna go pretty long just know that the longer you leave it, and the lighter it gets, the less efficient it becomes.
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The two units I received are dated 2012 Jun 06. I assume the units should be replaced 10 years from that date. I'm going to assume you weren't interested in the date on MY unit but on the NEW unit you were thinking of buying, but I answered anyhow.
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Yes. This is exactly what we did. We had several smoke detectors and one went bad.
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The expiration dates on mine are March 2021...so far have not had trouble with them & are being used in wireless alarm units.
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A quick scan of the manual says 10 years. Code says all detectors in residences be replaced in 10 I believe. I use after 7 as a rule of thumb. M
2170393
They will work in your smoke detector and and the expiration date March 2018
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Well, mine has lasted since I bought the collar, about six months ago, but it's trivial in any case to put a new one it. The battery is just a standard 9-volt (such as you use in your smoke alarm).
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Mine is about a year old, looks fine, and replaced one about 10 years old. That's why I got the same thing to replace it.
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Generally yes. especially the carbon monoxide detector needs to be replaced every 10 years.
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I have five smoke detectors, they are all photoelectric. The product does work. On the bottom of the can there is a note: Excessive spraying may effect the detector's sensitivity. Another note on the can, for use with smoke alarms listed to UL standards 217 and 268. I read the previous answer, my previous smoke detectors stated they should be replaced every 10 years which I did. My current smoke detectors have the same note, they are all connected to my alarm system.