Will these interconnect with BRK CO5120BN alarms? I'm trying to rid my house of all the BRK/Fisrt Alert as they keep failing and warranty is useless.
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Nick, I really don't know. The landlord installed these ones to replace exactly what you have. Sinerely, has been an excellent choice since he does not want to be called in the middle of the night when the other alarms failed or run out of batteries making that bothersome beep beep we all have heard at 3 am, lol. I believe they are a thousand times worth the money invested and as a prime you may qualify for an extr discount on your homeowners insurance.
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Not sure.....this is the older version so it's probably not compatible with newer alarms. I would go to the viper website or call them directly, they are very helpful and can give you an answer right away.
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They are hard-wired to start beeping at you after 10 years, which I think is a requirement for CO detectors (used to be 7). I see no reason to replace them sooner than that.
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They will work with any security DVR that has the standard BNC connections. Most systems that I have seen have these types of connectors, but I'm sure there are systems out there with differing connectors. Possibly RCA jacks like some of the less expensive cameras use.
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If you are going through Alarm.com or one of their dealers you should be able to. That's what I have and it works great.
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I found that the connector on the wires was a little difficult to seat in the receptacle on the smoke alarm. You might look at the connector to be sure that the pins didn't bend. There is a "key" on the connector and the receptacle so that it should only mate one way.Also, did you put backup batteries in the alarm?Did the green light work in the old alarm?
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There is an 800 number on the doorbell packaging. I called Honeywell and they gave me the correct answer to my compatibility problem. They would be the best bet for your question Good Luck, Joe.
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Yes. Be sure the sensor contacts separate when the door opens. The alarm will work any time the sensors looses contact.
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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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Be careful with dometic They use a proprietary circuit board with their systems. The wiring might be the same but if it isn't dometic then most likely it won't be compatible. Had to have a service tech to point that out to me.
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Try calling BRK at 800-323-9005. I had a problem with mine and they just sent me out a new unit. If your's is still under warranty, they may do the same for you.
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It is compatible.. directions are pretty vague, i went to an alarm shop and they set it up for me no problem.
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Don't know ,but they can be set up in any cb shop.as long the frequency r the same ,I'm pretty sure it will work
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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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They come with the relay you goin to need.and yes you can install them with or with out alarm i used my alarm good luck.its not a hard job but it takes time and little bit of electic skills.,i took me a hole day.
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The BRK detectors in my home were 10 years old when I replaced them with these and the plugs were the same. If you can, take a detector off and double-check the plug or detector base to see if it looks similar to the 2nd picture in the listing. The plug should have the two male/female leads grouped together at the bottom of the plug and one spaced further away than the other two.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I would guess yes. You should probably call Franklin Sensors and ask them. Sorry I couldn't be sure, I haven't tried that yet. Perhaps let me know what you find out :)