Fun fact evry month you have to test your detectors with test spray becuse most smoke alarms only test the horn not the sensor when you push the test button and that's the same with carbon noxide alarms
The recommended places for photoelectric/Optical detectors is in living areas hallways and landings and the recommended places for insozaton detectors is in bedrooms
1:16 the model number for that alarm is 3120B
1:16 How long have you had that smoke Detector. When you first tested it I heard some screeching from the horn strobe. It sounds broken.
Fun fact evry month you have to test your detectors with test spray becuse most smoke alarms only test the horn not the sensor when you push the test button and that's the same with carbon noxide alarms
No one said you have to
Goldi Boi Yes I know that but it’s still fine just to press the test button
Well solo S4 is smoke and solo c6 is carbon monoxide.
Oops sorry its A4
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The photo electric and insozaton combo alarms are made by first alert and the one in the garage the new alarm and the one at 6:33 is made my KIDDE
Close the garage door dont free them dont scare the neighbour's lol
I wish I had these smoke alarm but ok I got wireless smoke a co first alert 👍👍👍
Wow, those are really rare
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Make sure they’re photoelectric sensor alarms
they are either photoelectric, or combo units(photoelectric,ionizaton).
The recommended places for photoelectric/Optical detectors is in living areas hallways and landings and the recommended places for insozaton detectors is in bedrooms
Also mainly combo detectors are the best for fire detection
@@Liftmaster-sw2zy you your like heheheheheh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Liftmaster-sw2zy like really you have 9120b not 7120b
Pi2010s are recalled due to failing to sense smoke
First alert 91 20 b
Your ment to replace smoke alarms every 10 years and for carbon noxide alarms every 7 years
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