Does the smoke detector package come with any air seal/insulator to go between the base and the ceiling?
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It's been a while since I did that job, but I don't remember any air seal/insulator to go between the base and the ceiling.
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No it doesn't. It comes with a anchor hook you can find a stud in the ceiling and screw it in
1858149
The new base comes with the new smoke detector.You will want to use it because if you are replacing the old one that base willmost likely be discolored.
2269716
1/4-inch bubble pack with metalized Mylar film on both sides. Would be good as or with a vapor barrier. I used short pieces between the joists right under the eaves to maintain air flow from the eaves vents into the attic.
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I believe this came with everything needed to install up to the ceiling. We used it for an island range. Once installed, it looks awesome--more expensive than it actually was. I am happy with the level of air extraction despite not having a wall behind the range to channel steam up. The 4 LED lights are good enough to light the cooking area, although they do have a blue cast kind of like old school fluorescent lights which looks a little eerie. I am not sure if these can be replaced with LEDs with a warmer cast. When running, it is a little noisy. The removable metal vents tend to rattle against the metal vent openings in the main housing. This can probably be solved with foam tape. I am surprised that it did not come with foam gaskets around the vent openings.
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One site I looked at, investigating whether to put up combination CO/Photoelectric or separate units, suggested that ceiling mounting can be defeated by a buildup of (presumably warm/hot) air, preventing a CO detector from timely detection of CO. The author suggested wall mount at least 2-ft below the ceiling, or even at eye level, of the CO detector, as it would monitor any CO-laden air passing it on its way up. I plan to have ceiling-mounted smoke detectors (ionization and photoelectric) on each floor with wall-mounted CO detectors appropriately nearby. This is the link to the website: http://www.carbonmonoxidedetectorplacement.com/kidde-c3010d-review/. One site I looked at, investigating whether to put up combination CO/Photoelectric or separate units, suggested that ceiling mounting can be defeated by a buildup of (presumably warm/hot) air, preventing a CO detector from timely detection of CO. The author suggested wall mount at least 2-ft below the ceiling, or even at eye level, of the CO detector, as it would monitor any CO-laden air passing it on its way up. I plan to have ceiling-mounted smoke detectors (ionization and photoelectric) on each floor with wall-mounted CO detectors appropriately nearby. This is the link to the website:... » Read More One site I looked at, investigating whether to put up combination CO/Photoelectric or separate units, suggested that ceiling mounting can be defeated by a buildup of (presumably warm/hot) air, preventing a CO detector from timely detection of CO. The author suggested wall mount at least 2-ft below the ceiling, or even at eye level, of the CO detector, as it would monitor any CO-laden air passing it on its way up. I plan to have ceiling-mounted smoke detectors (ionization and photoelectric) on each floor with wall-mounted CO detectors appropriately nearby. This is the link to the website: http://www.carbonmonoxidedetectorplacement.com/kidde-c3010d-review/. « Show Less
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No, they do not appear to have a separate seal. I needed additional lights due to a tree limb falling and cracking the clear base. Despite that abuse the light portion still worked! My lights are 3 years old.
728315
Mine came with the chimney - two parts, one sleeves over the other so you can slide it to ceiling height. They aren't full-square "boxes", the backs are open (where they go against the wall). Pretty quick install if you're replacing an old one and the exhaust ducting is in place in your ceiling. It comes with drywall anchors - I'd really advise you mount it to wood or framing though!
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Hi This does have the cut out for the vent (sold separately) $74.95. Thanks
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Yes you have everything in the package. Good instructions on how to install. You plug in the garage door unit to the wireless unit on the ceiling.
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Did you order the inside unit? The Dometic Brisk Air II Non Ducted Ceiling Kit(#3314851.000A)? That is the part that has the bolts if I recall. You may want to order roof gasket (camco 25071) as well. I ordered all the above items along with heat strip and capacitor at the same time and installed it all together so some things blend together.
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CO detectors can be placed near the ceiling or near the floor because CO is very close to the same density as air. I found this in Wikipedia.
565455
I moved before ever using it. But the package includes enough for top and sides only- it doesn't include any type of threshold seal.
1858150
there is a rotate off base that mounts on an electrical box. The base is very similar to other smoke alarms and there is an electrical connector with about six inch pigtails.
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I'm not sure... I ended up getting a paste food grade gasket between the smoker and firebox. I used this to seal the cover of the firebox.
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If you look at the image provided by amazon. You will see the pin hole on the side of the smoke detector. It covers the room horizontally. I'd say its angled down about 10-15 degrees. Has a wide angle of coverage. The room I've installed it in is rather large. 30' X 30' installed in one corner and covers the entire room other than about a 6' radius directly below the camera.
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no cover that I know of but I bet you could use the covers for a smoke detector you put on while cooking