Are these compatible with First alert?
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I am not sure exactly what you mean by compatible, but if you mean ease of install, use AA batteries, have a test feature, long life, etc.; then yes, they are. I am not privy to details of units you are comparing to, but this model has a nice audible voice warning for each type of alarm (smoke and CO) that might be triggered. In my case, I felt the replacement was an upgrade over my expired unit.
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I have electric wires already installed to make all alarms be on same circuit.(AND uses battery back up) Is there a combination smoke /CO detecting alarm made for this?
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http://www.firesafetysource.com/site/948848/page/2472439Looks like it.....you may want to take a look though. Might need an adapter.
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Yes but the alert is not really loud enough to hear from ten feet away if there is ANY background noise.
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No it does not you would have to purchase them separately from First Alert. They do sell them on their website.
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Yes. Onelinks link. As stated in one of the bullets: "Interconnects with other First Alert ONELINK enabled alarms to create a wireless safety network". Bear in mind that they do not link very far. IE, link them next to each other and then try a mounting location prior to drilling the holes in the wall. Items within the walls like wiring and ductwork block the wireless signal so a slight move may make a lot of difference.
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Not unless the manufacturer uses different codes on the second set. You might look for the frequency code on your first set and ask the sender to make sure the second set doesn't have the same. It might be a gamble otherwise.
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Hello Richard. I think First Alert would be in a much better position to accurately answer your question.Oni
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I am assuming that even if there is a light it might not alert properly. I originally purchased the item so that I could have contact between the floors of our house. The intercoms did NOT work and I returned them.
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I cant say for sure, but if you existing sensors have a two wire connection then these should work.
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Hi Gilbert, Thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately you would not be able to use those sensors with the alarm system. If you wanted to replace them, we have smoke detectors and heat detectors for this alarm. Just let me know.Sincerely,Andrew
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Ademco wireless home alarm systems use these in the fire and smoke detectors. You must have these on stock as the beeping is awful when it starts
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Yes, if you have it set to the monitoring status. But, once it turns on you will need to reset it or turn it off. I t will not turn off after the alert is finished.
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Just link them up and set the voice ID per the directions (so you know where the issue is if an alarm triggers). I have 8 smoke alarms and 3 CO/smoke alarms in my house. I did have problems with one of the CO alarms, but this turned out to be a defective unit, it was triggering false alarms on the system on very humid fall days when we had the windows open and there was fog outside. I've had these in play for almost 2 years now, and they've been working fine.
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http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=First%20Alert%20D520%20power%20supply
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I'm not sure what you are asking. I have an old hard-wired alarm system and I replaced some windows in my house and used these glassbreak detectors on them. From what I understand wireless systems are now the norm and these detectors won't work for them.
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That's a question best answered by the manufacturer. I know that I replaced my alarms and the pigtail was different even though they were the same manufacturer, but I also changed out all 3 of mine as they were old enough to be of concern of not being set off in an alarm situation. Remember these things are only good for 10 years, the isotope's half life drops out of range for the reliability we expect from an alarm. I the I12060 are nearing that age it is time to upgrade them, to which the compatibility question is moot.
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I don't think there is a "life time" for dependable alert notices. As long as it's up and running, it should give you reliable alerts. Ours just stopped working after one season (two separate radios). We'd plug it back in in spring and it wouldn't function...no lights, no alerts, nothing. Doesn't make sense. But I continue to buy these because they offer a great peace of mind during storm season, even if I have to replace it every season.
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These sensors should work with units that have 2 wire connections to the main system board. They are quite simple and work very well. You should not have any trouble replacing your old, damaged, non-working sensors.