I let the house's temperature go low overnight. So the batteries in the
smoke detectors lose some power and one of the goddam things starts its low
power warning CHIRP at 2 am.

I'm tempted to rip the whole damned system out.

Jim-Poncin wrote:
I let the house's temperature go low overnight. So the batteries in the
smoke detectors lose some power and one of the goddam things starts
its low power warning CHIRP at 2 am.

I'm tempted to rip the whole damned system out.

It just means those batteries are likely close to then end of their
life. Try replacing them with fresh ones.

I replaced my batteries every fall. I never forgot because I just
replaced them when the first one when off. :-)

--
Joseph Meehan

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