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Thanks for your comment! It’s possible that the alarm you're hearing is louder because different Kidde alarms can vary in sound intensity based on their model and design. The out-of-sync beeps and mismatched pitches could be due to how the alarms communicate or are wired. If they are interconnected, this might cause a slight delay in synchronization. I’d recommend checking the user manual or contacting Kidde support to see if it’s a common issue or if something might be wrong with the installation. Hope that helps!

@@NexTech7 I think the messy pitches could be because they are not exactly speakers with computers that can be programmed to make a perfect pitch, and they are not designed nearly as precise as things like musical instruments. It also could be because the lower pitched one is further away. Almost all of them that I have heard by themselves are 3135hz, which is equivalent to G7 note. As for the non synchronized beeps, that is because the alarms are programmed to have a 3 second delay when being triggered, which the interconnection doesn't override. And of course even wired connections aren't perfect, especially in devices like these. I once noticed that alarms that are further away take slightly longer to trigger. In the UK however, they are wired differently and they do sync, at least thats what I think.

Good observation! 😆

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Yeah, with a more higher in pitch.

@@NexTech7 why is it not flashing

@@MicrosoftSamAnimations Just a mini horn. You might have seen the horn-strobe.

Fire safety equipment.

@Coolowen387 likely your describing a two stage fire alarm pull station

I've never seen this pull station before either.

Autocall manual pull stations

@@NexTech7 can u send me a link

@@gavinsaltsman3773 www.autocall.com/products/pull-stations-and-call-points

You make some valid points. I don’t like the bright flashing light because I’m sensitive to bright lights. You should consider the specific application and the potential negative effects on seizures.

@@NexTech7 I think it shouldn't be installed in homes by default. I live in Ontario and I am pretty sure they are required because of the AODA where they implemented some changes to the safety sections in the building code. They are not required by law to have them, but to sell or rent a new home they need to have them. I am not sensitive to bright lights the way some people are, but for me it made it hard to go down the stairs. I have taken out a couple in locations that cause false alarms, and bought some bought P12040s. to replace these.

@@Reaktron88 Yeah, I noticed that most new residential homes have these. These are the main ones I’ve seen a lot. In many places where I do service, like you said, they have some setbacks, so personally, I would stick to the regular smoke alarms.

@@Reaktron88we have this exactly on our apartment, and just this saturday at 2:36am started a false alarm. My family are all asleep. And i have 20months old toddler. And i cant even turn it off the alarm even i try to hush it. It shut off by itself exactly 15mins. And im in ontario as well

Any tips with false alarm? I talk to my landlord about the incident and he told me to change the battery, but this one is hardwired and only have sealed battery.

You have a great point about it being “impossible to reset.”

@@NexTech7 thanks

One of the worker hit the pipe.

@@deanduffy4722 Where are you purchasing it from?

@@NexTech7 I am buying it from ebay.

Model 1215 Threading Machine

Bill, explain more…

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Good point

You can call the fire department if it is an actual emergency. If not, call your fire alarm service company.

@@NexTech7 I'm not in control of the fire alarm panel I'm asking because I accidentally set the alarm in my building off today by vaping now theres a red light that wont turn off

Would the fire alarm panel show which alarm had been triggered? I'm worried I'm going to get found out

@@williamcrosby1061 The alarm will indicate the floor or zone if it is connected to the fire alarm panel.

@@NexTech7 😭

Thanks!

A fire pump no-flow test, also known as a churn test, is conducted to verify the proper operation of a fire pump without discharging water.

You’re right about that. It is appropriate to use a fire extinguisher when: 1. The fire is small and contained, such as in a wastebasket. 2. You have been trained on how to use a fire extinguisher. 3. You have a clear escape route that is not blocked by the fire. 4. The fire is not producing heavy smoke or toxic fumes. 5. The type of fire extinguisher available is suitable for the type of fire (e.g., a Class A extinguisher for ordinary combustibles, a Class B extinguisher for flammable liquids, etc.). If any of these conditions are not met, it is safer to evacuate the area and call the fire department.

Here's the corrected version: --- For sure, and also at this stage, you need to make the call to the fire department.

Is this for the smoke alarm?

There is glass rod, it is painted

Yeah, there is the Globe MOD F2. The new external resets, such as the Tyco and Victaulic, are game changers.

It is Gem (Model F3021) dry system.

Likely be on my praetron

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1. Reset fire alarm system 2. Reset the elevator with the elevator recall key 3. Ensure the fire panel is free of alarms and then reset elevator

It worked thanks so much

@@user-md8cu7cy2y are you a technician?

@@NexTech7 Yes, I'm a fire service tech/ technician

Ridiculous

Here's the corrected version: Similar temporal pattern, prompting a run for the exit.

@@NexTech7 Well im not sure if your supposed to run during a fire emergency your supposed to calmly evacuate and I know its hard when that thing is blaring in your ears like crazy but most people usually cover their ears when it goes off so they don't just run out scared.

@@blose774 I was being sarcastic… However you’re correct. In a fire emergency, it is generally advised to walk quickly and calmly to the nearest exit, rather than running, to avoid causing panic and potentially injuring yourself or others.

@@NexTech7 Yeah,I would imagine there would be caos if everyone ran around during an emergency like that.Thats also why they practice fire drills at school and have an emergency evacuation plan in case the alarm sounds.

Does look like it when think about it

Yes, I can remember the fire drill at school. It was very important.

@@NexTech7 What I mean that We had trouble reseting the system and it rang more than 8 times.

Oh and I wonder why the difficult resetting.

The smoke smells like rubber material, indicating the presence of extra hazardous burning materials. Additionally, a large amount of water was needed to extinguish the fire.

They seem to lack the experience

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😏Clearly out of control for fire extinguishers

One factor was that they couldn't get to the base of the fire to use the extinguisher. There were other factors as well.

@@NexTech7 Thats true.

No, money for batteries

The Protex Kitchen Hood cylinder typically contains wet chemical extinguishing agents, designed specifically for suppressing fires that involve cooking oils and fats.