What is the difference between the commercial and the "standard" fire sense, which looks similar?
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Typically the BTU's are higher for a commercial heater. Potentially a few features are added to commercial heaters such as Better or larger base for stability and wheels for easier movement.
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I don't know. I wouldn't have bought this product if I had known how flimsy it is. it blows over easily in the wind.
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I wish I knew, I don't know. Check the BTUs but the one I bought works great. Nice and warm in the in between seasons. For everyday use the home version is fine. Possibly the grade of metal is better?
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Hello!.... Technically, none. There's no difference between those two kits. Except for the color of the strobes. Regards.
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From looking at the photos up close using the zoom feature, the charcoal grate on the AMZ looks like steel, like on a normal grill grate while the 30052 has a cast iron grate, which to me would seem to be the better model, which is confusing to me also.
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All the test button does is check the BATTERY. It does NOT check the smoke sensor. They all say to test the sensor by using a can of 'smoke detector test aerosol'. Why not the real deal like real life smoke/fire I do not know nor understand at all! I find it worrisome.
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You simply have to turn the thing upside down and dump it out. The silver version is a much better design. The lower vent is placed so ash can fall out into a pan. Also, it burns much better since the air is drawn up through the charcoal. The gold model doesn't burn hot enough to properly sear a steak.
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Sorry. I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know that I was up at 4:30 am AGAIN, standing on a chair, trying to reach the unit that was up by the ceiling, then trying to remove the battery and read the teeny, tiny print. The whole design is so bad. WHY not put the batteries in at eye level with some sort of connector up to ceiling where the sensor is.When I get a new home I am going to figure out a better smoke alarm system.
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No it doesn't. It is a clear spray that simulates smoke to test fire detectors.
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If facing the "fire" display, there is a dial on the right side of the box. Off, low, and high.
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Not a big difference but it kind of seems like it. Love mine, especially the dual controls and auto shut off.
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It seems like a regular CO sensor. don't know how well it works, and I only had it for a few months.
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I don't know I only have a fire which the replacement I received works well on
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I have not purchased the other. The description appears the same though. I also saw this version for $29.99 with free shipping.
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Hi Kevin, I would assume it's the New Version but I would ask them before you buy it to make doubly sure if you have doubt. I love mine. It's the new version. Bought it almost 1 year ago now. I've used it hundreds of times since then. WOnderful design. Well worth owning. Fits in my fireplace on cold rainy days but most often use it on top of the picnic table setting on a 12" sq. tile I bought just for this purpose for a couple bucks. Every survival prepper should have one.
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The SPARC comes with mounts that give you an absolute co-witness (sights and dot lined up all the time) and lower 1/3 co-witness (the sight is placed a little higher so if you pick your head up a bit, the iron sights won't be in the way but you are still able to co-witness and use the irons if you drop your head down a bit). The Strikefire has better battery life and has a larger objective lens. It has an absolute co-witness out of the box but you can buy a mount for a lower 1/3 co-witness for about $30.
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G0 to Serta.com and click on about Serta and under our standards is Fire blocker. It tells you about it.
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No this one isn't. First Alert however is the first company that is coming out with the first z-wave smoke detector, they are available at Lowes as midd answered below.
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from the video, it looks like TWFP has a more realistic flame, it also has a longer warranty. Not sure if the remote on the TWFP has a timer, that shuts the fireplace off automatically, which is convenient.