Will this meet the new 2014 CA law for smoke detectors for apartments?
260630
You are asking a legal question. Unless the manufacturer certifies it, which it did not in the data provided. I have no idea who Mr. Bashr is and how he came up with the answer. See also California State Fire Marshal Information Bulletin 13-006 (Updated March 10, 2014) and contact your local fire marshal for determinations, different California fire districts may have additional requirements.http://osfm.fire.ca.gov/strucfireengineer/pdf/bml/List_CSFM_Approved.pdf shows it's approved for California use July 2014- June 2015.
1799925
you can install the convert smoke detector as long as the Samsung ipolis have bnc connectors so that convert camera can connect to it
606993
yes it will. when I test it every six months I hold a cigarette a few feet from alarm and It goes off within 5-10 seconds.
1010479
It sure can, it comes with a regular key. The batteries in mine lasted more than a year too. I think if you change them when ever you change the batteries in your smoke detector, you'll be ok. So far I've had mine more than 3 years, and only changed the batteries twice. Plus it gives you a warning when the voltage starts to get low.
1771266
Installation manual says: "Normally, the center of the detection area ceiling is recommended. Avoid installations in places with stagnating smoke, heavy dust, heavy water mist, heavy oil mist, great humidity (>95% and high wind speed (>5m/s)."To me it looks and performs like your typical smoke detector, but with the added feature of communicating with the alarm system. I added this to the existing smoke detector in the hallway.
34591
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.
181801
This unit meets UL2034 requirements and CA standards as follows: Alarm response time frame requirements are met for the various levels of CO, no alarm for less than 30ppm (CA) and End of Life Warning alarm. It has attained CE and RoHS certificates. Even though this unit meets the necessary requirements, it is not yet an approved UL Listed product and as such it is not suitable for California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts nor Minesota at the time of writing.
1710152
You assign the smoke detector a certain code and then if it goes off, the main unit will send you a text and you will see by the code that it is your smoke alarm
1578718
Mine was installed near the ceiling and it worked fine to detect CO from an old stove's pilot light that malfunctioned and turned itself off. My apartment was slowly filling with gas that I only faintly smelled when entering. I believe I had the First Alert brand, but I'm sure they all work the same.
1218031
According to the minimum wall thickness, locking mechanism, and how to open the safe, this is short of California DoJ standards. Unless it has a residential security stamp, that they don't mention.I have the CA DoJ law in another tab while I am shopping at the moment.
762224
Yes, this unit meets California standards and has the correct serial number for use in California. I have had this unit for two years now and no issue. Very good fit as well.
762225
Yes it will as long as all of your other equipment is running properly. It has a Carb EO stamp that proves it is legal for use in California.
1745738
You have to reset the main panel if this device detects smoke/heat. It is not a standalone unit that can be used without an alarm panel.
1218030
According to the minimum wall thickness, locking mechanism, and how to open the safe, this is short of California DoJ standards. Unless it has a residential security stamp, that they don't mention. I have the CA DoJ law in another tab while I am shopping at the moment.
1554212
This alarm responds to smoke and can be triggered by a relatively small amount. That having been said, you should be no more prone to false alarms than , say, your kitchen. The only issue would be IF a router or other wood working tool created sufficient friction to "char" the wood and create smoke. Even then with good ventilation you should be fine.
1425013
I would think so. Probably just an updated version. As as it's hardwired with the other house detectors, no problem
1238922
Honestly, I have no Idea. I had no Idea if it was going to work with the wiring from the model I had. From what I understand it is going to work with any interconnected system of smoke detector wiring. I bought them at amazon for a simple reason..... In the worse case scenario, I could always have returned them. Installation is pretty easy, just real instruction carefully. If you think the wiring is almost the same, give it a shot.