Does the ONELINK allow the connection of these (smoke + carbon monoxide) with ONELINK models that are only detect smoke?
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Yes. I have 3 CO detectors and 5 smoke detectors on 3 floors communicating perfectly with each other.
1008166
Yes. My "smoke only" detectors are connected to my "smoke + carbon monoxide" detectors.
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Sorry for the very late response... yes they DO connect together. The only issue will be that these will be the only units that can alert you of CO. If a fire occurs, they all will sound.
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Yes you can. I have a system with 9 units. I have replaced several of the smoke alarms with smoke/carbon combination units. You can even reuse the connectors to save having to shut off the breaker and rewire.
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In our home we have a group of 6 smoke alarms, 2 of them being carbon monoxide detectors. They connect up to the wiring all the same, any way the ones I have replaced do, the smoke alarm/carbon monoxide detectors just preform more function.
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That depends on the regulations in your area. Maybe ask your local building inspector. My experience was that the connector for the Kidde smoke detector that was already there did not work well with this unit. There were false alarms. It worked well after the correct connector was wired in, but it does not trigger the other Kidde detectors in the house.
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I.Link is Sony's "firewire".... http://searchcio-midmarket.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid183_gci749630,00.html
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Yes you can. Activate the alarm by pulling out the battery protector tab and plug the smoke detector into the existing home wiring. When completed, test the system by pressing and holding the test button for a few seconds and make sure all alarms sound at once.
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I always have the receiver in the house and the transmitter outside with the smoker. I have never experienced any signal dropping.
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I can't speak to the smoke alarms. But the multi sensors include the ability to monitor temperatures and you can then trigger alarms based off a temperature threshold
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I'm going to say no. Although this dectector will detect numerous types of gas, it is intended as a combustible gas detector... which carbon monoxide is not - it is a by product of combustible gas. Also keep in mind it is a leak detector and not designed for open air use.
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You may need a battery-operated only smoke alarm, like the USI CD-9775 9-Volt Battery Operated Combination Ionization Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm, which you can find on Amazon by typing in B002EVORNY into the search box. Amazon offers other battery-operated smoke / CO alarms by other manufacturers as well. Good luck.
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Yes. You would need smartSense Multi sensors for the cold/ freeze alarms and a compatible smoke detector like the First Alert Battery-Operated Carbon Monoxide Alarm and Smoke Detector to achieve that functionality.
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Hello Randy, No, only if it senses smoke. Thanks. www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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One. The gas (CO or Natural) must come into contact with the sensors. The device cannot detect gases remotely.
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Well it works with the 2 gig zwave control panel, but specifically I believe it communicates via 900 mgh tot he panel. Zwave is when you are turning thing on/off up down like a light switch or thermostat. Those zwave control instructions travel on a different wavelegnth than the smoke and co2 detectors.
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You can not just replace one of the detectors with this model. All of your smoke detectors must be the same model. Because each one talks to each other. If they are NOT the same, the units will NOT perform effectively. In short, all detectors must be the same model.
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fire always brings Carbon monoxide. So if there is fire this will always go off. Can it replace a smoke detector > no just like smoke detectors can not detect CO.
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I did not have a problem with my smoke detectors, but I cannot speak for all types of detectors in all spaces. It probably wouldn't hurt to disable them if there is any concern. These are the best fumigators I've ever used, and I cannot find them locally. I've bought these on a number of occasions!