Is this unit a suitable replacement for the Firex 120-1049b? If not, what is? Mine are both dead.
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the 2 old units I replaced were Lifesaver Model 1255 - I think most units are standardized to communicate over the 3rd wire so all alarms connected together sound when any one goes off. If you don't require that feature, I think any standard 2 wire unit can replace any other. See this link to help in deciding if you want photo or ion (or the combo unit I bought) https://www.nfpa.org/safety-information/for-consumers/fire-and-safety-equipment/smoke-alarms/ionization-vs-photoelectric
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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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I'm sorry but I can't confirm that, but the mounting hardware that comes with device is pretty easy to install. The electric box in ceiling should allow for any standard mounting bracket
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Mine died also, I was able to purchase another from the Logitech website. I think I searched by model.
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G-Tech includes the hard to find Firewire 400 to 800 adapter. I use it everyday with my "old school" Firestudio interface and it works great, I have never had any trouble with it. Hope that helps.
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Howdy Bp: 24 months, their option as to whst to do. They are not easy to delwith. I had a 2000W go bad (my ault) and my authorized repair station (Colordo Springs did not want to work on it) He told me tht these cheap units are basicall;y a throw away item. So, beware. HOWEVER, I have both the 1000W and the 2000W and they run 24/7. At the current price, if one goes bad, I'll just buy a new one. Hope this helps.BTW their landline # is 1.800.670.0707customerservice@xantrex.com
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Yes, you can use this as a replacement. You'll still need to sync it with your main unit though (see instructions inside the box)
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Do not buy it. I don't know about that particular model #, but the one I bought died with smoke and noise within seconds of plugging it in.
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I've found that this model heats up intolerably and do not recommend it. In fact I trashed it to for safety reasons. My model was a custom Sony Corporation SVP132190X C60C2FCF, and your results may be different.
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I can't speak to the 21006931, but I replaced a 1276 model in my house with a Kidde FireX Item 21006376 (also identified as Model i12060), and it was both physically and electrically compatible with the original 1276, and has been operating fine since it was installed. You can also call Kidde if you have any questions. I did to ask about compatibility and they were quite helpful.
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I have no idea, as both of the units I purchased died within the first 48 hours. I didn't try again after that.
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I have already made that substitution when my #92590 burned up. The replacement works very well.Walt Piper in Roaring Spring, PA
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I'm not sure what the model is of the unit I replaced but this unit works great! Are you concerned with quality, size or wiring?
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Funny you ask. Mine just blew and im having a difficult time getting it replaced by Amazon
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If you go to consumerist dot com, the comment mentioned that the fire was the result of people not cleaning the filters. I just got my unit, I'll make sure to fastidiously clean the filters.
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Mine died within a day and the vendor stiffed me for the cost of returning it. Good luck....
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I could be a replacement for an earlier model. Go to Honeywell and put in the model you have and you should be able to cross reference it.
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I don't know mine was a bad unit. Been used and wouldn't work. I junked it. somebody got it before I did.
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I have the 18000- when it is working, it does, but mine died exactly one day AFTER the return policy ran out. I'm totally bummed. It has great reviews and I'm hoping this is a fluke.