can't find this product anywhere, what type smoke detector would work in place of this
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Search Amazon for "combination smoke and carbon monoxide detector" and you will find a number of products that are combination smoke and CO detectors. You will also see customer feedback on the different models. KIDDIE is a well known brand that I would recommend over the Universal Security Model I reviewed.
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a simple battery-operated one that does not connected electrically to your household wiring; this one feeds off household electricity thru direct wiring; the battery supports its operation.
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I cannot say that for sure. From what I understood doing a little pre-purchase research, is that it can replace any smoke detector that is part of an interconnected system. What convinced me, is that it is very easy to install and, buying them from Amazon, it wouldn't have been a problem to return them if they hadn't worked properly.
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This is a comercisl hard wire smoke detecter to be used with a full house security monitored system like ADT this is not intended for stand alone use and wil not work buy itself
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Yes it is possible I hooked some up to a couple 9 volt batteries like the ones in the smoke detector not the big lattern ones put a switch on it works great in my fishhouse I would recomend getting the end connecters so you can cut and use as you need
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Get a new smoke detector. They get dusty with age and dust sets them off. I hate them
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I never got to use since it didn't make sense to use a smoke detector with wire cables.As a nanny cam it looked questionnable.Unfortunately I couldn't return it as the original packing was damaged.
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any high quality, i.e. duracell or energizer alkaline battery, just remember to replace it before it starts to beep. When you wait for it to start beeping, you usually pull the battery and don't immediately replace it, which defeats the purpose of a smoke detector. I change mine with fall daylight savings time.
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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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Ms. Kittay,I suspect you are trying to buy the smoke alarms from the same vendor I did. First of all, they do not come with an adapter. Secondly, I bought a package of 6 from the vendor to get a cheaper price. However, three of them started beeping (acting they were faulty) right from the start. My guess was that they were not "new" and might have been refurbished, although I was under the impression I was purchasing new products. So, I would instead try going to your local hardware store for these items. That way, you can return them there a lot easier (and cheaper) if they do not work out.I hope this helps you.Regards Ms. Kittay,I suspect you are trying to buy the smoke alarms from the same vendor I did. First of all, they do not come with an adapter. Secondly, I bought a package of 6 from the vendor to get a cheaper price. However, three of them started beeping (acting they were faulty) right from the start. My guess was that they were not "new" and might have been refurbished, although I was under the impression I was purchasing new products. So, I would instead try going to your local hardware store for these items. That way, you can return them there a lot easier (and cheaper)... » Read More Ms. Kittay,I suspect you are trying to buy the smoke alarms from the same vendor I did. First of all, they do not come with an adapter. Secondly, I bought a package of 6 from the vendor to get a cheaper price. However, three of them started beeping (acting they were faulty) right from the start. My guess was that they were not "new" and might have been refurbished, although I was under the impression I was purchasing new products. So, I would instead try going to your local hardware store for these items. That way, you can return them there a lot easier (and cheaper) if they do not work out.I hope this helps you.Regards « Show Less
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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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It's been my experience that any of these round detectors will work for any other model. At most, you will need to replace the plug that is connected to the wires coming out of the wiring safety box = the (usually octogonal) metal or hard plastic container in which the wires for the device become available. That's simple to do, just re-use the screw caps that are already there!
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YES!! This assumes your smoke detector takes a 9 volt battery of course. That is why I purchased this product. As far as I know, all batteries have a sell by date, but I can't tell you specifically how the ones you will get will be marked.Hope this helped.
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http://www.yardandpool.com/bradley-smoker-replacement-smoke-generator-feeder-tube
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The thing doesn't work.......don't waste your money. We had trouble trying to make the thing work, sent e-mails, left messages (for the supplier) and never received a response. If you're gonna spend the money, get one from your local security provider (with monitoring). By adding the smoke detectors, some insurance companies offer a discount that helps out on the monitoring fee. You're money ahead that way in the long run. And.......you have 24/7 monitoring as well.
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Model WGD-05 or WIRMS-05, you can find at http://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Detector-PiSector-Security-Systems/dp/B0074EIFFC/ref=sr_1_6?m=A1V5IU62RZPN2Z&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1424919926&sr=1-6 or http://www.amazon.com/PiSector-Wireless-Motion-Security-PiSECTOR/dp/B007B6QWPS/ref=sr_1_9?m=A1V5IU62RZPN2Z&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1424919926&sr=1-9
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I am not sure what usi stands for. If your's is already wired for 110 v this smoke and fire detector comes with its own new mounting plate and wire harness which you might have to change but it should work. The one we replaced plugged into the old wire harness.
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Sorry. I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know that I was up at 4:30 am AGAIN, standing on a chair, trying to reach the unit that was up by the ceiling, then trying to remove the battery and read the teeny, tiny print. The whole design is so bad. WHY not put the batteries in at eye level with some sort of connector up to ceiling where the sensor is.When I get a new home I am going to figure out a better smoke alarm system.