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Good CO/Fire Alarm brand
Does anyone have the brand name of a particularly good CO/Fire Alarm
for a house? There seem to be a lot of Kidde detectors for sale. Are they any good? Thanks for your input. |
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Good CO/Fire Alarm brand
"ShellyS" writes:
Does anyone have the brand name of a particularly good CO/Fire Alarm for a house? There seem to be a lot of Kidde detectors for sale. Are they any good? Here's my experience, for whatever it's worth: First alert battery powered CO detectors in my experience suck. And my fire department in my community pretty much agreed when they responded to teh falso co alarm. They were rather enthusiastic in support of the Nighthawk brand plug in co detectors. A separate battery powered fire/smoke detector and a good nighthawk plug in co detector has been working well for me. -- Todd H. http://www.toddh.net/ |
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Good CO/Fire Alarm brand
On 19 Jul 2006 13:24:11 -0700, ShellyS wrote:
Does anyone have the brand name of a particularly good CO/Fire Alarm for a house? There seem to be a lot of Kidde detectors for sale. Are they any good? I can recommend that you stay *away* from Firex combo detectors. We have a wired system, and have gone through three of them in the past 18 months. After a while, they start going into an "error mode", and the alarm goes off. A few 3:00AM wakeups with every alarm in the house blaring gets old, very fast. Note that the smoke-detector-only Firex units work fine - it's just the CO/Smoke ones that have caused us such grief. - Rich |
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