Are the ProTech devices on the CA State Fire Marshall's list of approved devices? I don't see it.
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I have no idea what the CA State Fire Marshall's list is. However, I looked on the back of the unit and it has three icons: 1. "SIGNALING UL (encirled) and 'LISTED" outside and underneath the circle; 2. "DESION 'GAS' (inside a star)CERTIFIED" and 3. 'SA" inside a circle with "US" underneath. No idea what they mean. Perhaps you know and it helps. Good Luck
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I never actually purchased this item. I accidentally clicked on it and bought with the one click then quickly called amazon to stop the order.
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The device detect CO with right sensitivity. I find the acceptable CO density on internet. So it is not important whether it is on some list or not.
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I actually don't know what the CA State Fire Marshall's list of approved devices is. How much does a manufacturer of such devices have to pay under the table to be on this list? The ProTech device works quite well, list or not.
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I have no idea. My Pyle-Pro went bad while still in warranty. I got a return authorization and set of labels from the Pyle Service Center and returned it along with a $15 handling fee - and I never heard from them again. I sent numerous emails - no response. When I phoned them I got a recording and no return call. So I can not answer your question.
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Great question! I had the fire marshall in my room in May (2014) and she said they were fine. She was more concerned with a flag that was hanging from the ceiling and the 'hippie' beads hanging in front of my back door. Both of those were firefighter hazards while the hanging dimmers were not...go figure?
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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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It is a very long list. It definitely has changed, and I had an email from someone at Apex and here is her address: Alica Ryan <Alica@apexenergetics.com> Hope this helps you. I think they should have alerted buyer!!
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I have had all mine installed by a Pro so I don't know. I have had 4 of them installed and all went very well.
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I don't know. I asked questions at a recent safety fair to local firefighters. They gave me a sheet with explanations of the types of fire alarms and the features of each one. I am not sure what model was in our home, but do know it was standard, builder-grade and was hard-wired with a battery back-up.
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The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029 and I'm not a technician, just a home-owner. The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029... » Read More The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029 and I'm not a technician, just a home-owner. « Show Less
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I am not sure what you are asking but are you talking about fire rated issue? If that is the case, it depends on each jurisdiction.
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Thanks to everyone that answered this question. After research, it is NOT on the approved list.
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I believe this is not under a recall, but another one started a $75,000 basement fire in my home. I will not be replacing my old unit with any other Gree product. Save yourself the time and your safety by staying away from these dehumidifier units.
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I don't know. I bought mine months ago and still have not been able to program for Chicago Fire Dept. and other emergency units. (Police etc.) I am a retired C.F.D. Firefighter and am going nuts not being able to monitor my guys. I plan on going to the C.F.D. Radio shops and have them program my handheld. Upon visiting fire houses I noticed that that City donated base units of the same type. All I have been able to listen to is State Polce dispatch of numerous states. The radio comes already programmed that way. Problem is the unit is complicated and I am not. Sorry!
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I have no idea. I would think that it should stop when it is not connected. I would go down to the fire dept and ask them. They might come over and have a look. They didfor me when I couldn't figure out how to SOS one t the old one. Good luck.
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I have used several of these on the Powermax Pro and they work fine. They are 315 MHZ. Go to homesecuritystore.com and look at the spec sheet to see if they match your requirements.
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Keith Kreider, I will have to contact the manufacturer to know for sure, however, I suspect it is because there is a California Proposition 65 Warning on the system. Customer Service TheBetterBuy
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Suggest you visit: http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Schneider-Electric-Recalls-APC-Surge-Protectors/There you will see that the recall was for quite a list of products but it appears NOT this particular one:Name of product: APC SurgeArrest surge protectorsHazard: The surge protectors can overheat, smoke and melt, posing a fire hazard.Remedy: Replace Consumer Contact: Schneider Electric IT Corp., toll-free at (888) 437-4007 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or online at http://recall.apc.com, or www.apc.com and click on the Recall link to submit a claim and obtain more information. Suggest you visit: http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Schneider-Electric-Recalls-APC-Surge-Protectors/There you will see that the recall was for quite a list of products but it appears NOT this particular one:Name of product: APC SurgeArrest surge protectorsHazard: The surge protectors can overheat, smoke and melt, posing a fire hazard.Remedy: Replace Consumer Contact: Schneider Electric IT Corp., toll-free at (888) 437-4007 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or online at http://recall.apc.com, or www.apc.com and click on the Recall link... » Read More Suggest you visit: http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Schneider-Electric-Recalls-APC-Surge-Protectors/There you will see that the recall was for quite a list of products but it appears NOT this particular one:Name of product: APC SurgeArrest surge protectorsHazard: The surge protectors can overheat, smoke and melt, posing a fire hazard.Remedy: Replace Consumer Contact: Schneider Electric IT Corp., toll-free at (888) 437-4007 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or online at http://recall.apc.com, or www.apc.com and click on the Recall link to submit a claim and obtain more information. « Show Less
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I lived in England a little over 30 years ago and these were standard for home use. I can't imagine them being more technically advanced then. I think the warning against home use in the US is purely legal based. Of course, just like a burning candle, you need to be careful. I have combined smoke/CM detectors in my house so that is added protection. 30 years ago, never gave using one of these the slightest thought since they were standard in so many homes in England (I bet they are widely used throughout Europe, but that is only a guess).Search internet for "Blue Flame Cabinet Heater UK". You'll get a list of places to buy - I didn't see warnings typical of US products. I lived in England a little over 30 years ago and these were standard for home use. I can't imagine them being more technically advanced then. I think the warning against home use in the US is purely legal based. Of course, just like a burning candle, you need to be careful. I have combined smoke/CM detectors in my house so that is added protection. 30 years ago, never gave using one of these the slightest thought since they were standard in so many homes in England (I bet they are widely used throughout Europe, but that is only a guess).Search internet for "Blue Flame... » Read More I lived in England a little over 30 years ago and these were standard for home use. I can't imagine them being more technically advanced then. I think the warning against home use in the US is purely legal based. Of course, just like a burning candle, you need to be careful. I have combined smoke/CM detectors in my house so that is added protection. 30 years ago, never gave using one of these the slightest thought since they were standard in so many homes in England (I bet they are widely used throughout Europe, but that is only a guess).Search internet for "Blue Flame Cabinet Heater UK". You'll get a list of places to buy - I didn't see warnings typical of US products. « Show Less