What type of battery does this alarm use?
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Can't remember off-hand, but I think it's AAs. This unit comes WITH batteries when you purchase.
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It is powered by 12 volts DC supplied by an alarm panel. It is designed for this purpose only. If you want a 120v or battery model, they are available at most hardware stores.
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All RVs Alarms are wired using there 12 volt coach battery. If your RV battery is dead your LP safety Solenoid wont turn on any of the LP appliances. the MTI-742 is a 12 volt unit. Hope this helps
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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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There are instructions that come along with the package with directions to extract the alarm module out of the lock when the lock is "unlocked" position so you can change the battery.
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The only thing I see about batteries in the instructions is: Your Smoke/CO Alarm requires two "AA" Duracell MN1500 batteries. ** Warning! Always use the exact batteries specified by this User's Manual. DO NOT use rechargeable batteries. Nothing else is said about any other battery. From the sound of it, maybe you shouldn't use a 10 year battery and go with the Duracell OR at least call the company and ask them directly.
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Hi Charles,The Sensor or Transmitter battery is a standard CR2032, 3V coin cell. Mine last as long as 6 months, since a Transmitter wakes and sends a short burst only as the door or window begins opening, closing or the battery is low. The Receiver runs off a 12VDC wall wart with a 110 to 120VAC input.
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A small watch type battery. I dont know the exact number or type, but it takes one flat, disk, watch type battery. Good luck.
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I can only tell you that I placed the newly received battery in the alarm system which then indicated within a few minutes that there was no longer any problem with the backup battery. The previous battery had been in the system for 3 - 4 years.
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I'm Not sure what you're looking for. Almost all the Alarm systems that are used by ADT and other Alarm Co.'s are manufactured by Honeywell. The Battery needed for your system is Marked with a code or manufacture part number. You can purchases the battery at Amazon for less than one third the price that ADT would charge for that same Battery. This would be the best and less stressful route to go.
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This is just a manual pull station that shorts two wires when pulled to cause an alarm. No battery inside.
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Hello William, These Pet Immune Motion Sensors use a 9V battery. Thanks! www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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This battery is usually used as a back up battery in an alarm system. It is 'rechargeable' in that the alarm system provides a trickle charge to keep the battery charged and to recharge it after it may be used during a power outage.
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it's a rechargeable battery most commonly used as a back up power supply for home alarms. make sure the dimensions are the same as the one you are replacing.
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Both. The alarms are AC powered with battery backup. You can optionally link each alarm to trigger multiple alarms when one goes off...if the house has been wired with the extra wire for that ability.
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The PV2000FC requires a 12V DC input source and there is no alarm on this unit. If you have any other questions, please reach out to our presales applications team at 773-869-1773 or presaleshelp@tripplite.com.
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Sorry I cannot speak about that particular model as I purchased the ExpertPower 12v 5 Amp rechargeable battery. I do not see any mfg date on this product, but I can say it is working like a champ since I installed it on 3/21/2015. I am using it to replace the existing battery that went bad in my home alarm system after 15 years. The battery you mentioned is a little larger in width and depth than mine. It also has more power if the power to your alarm goes off.