Do not forget to spring your clocks forward this weekend and check your smoke and CO2 (carbon monoxide) detectors.knowslesthanjonsnow t1_jbxodm7 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Do not forget to spring your clocks forward this weekend and check your smoke and CO2 (carbon monoxide) detectors. by [deleted]
Unit as in all of them? The rest chirp normally. Is it a wiring issue?
[deleted] OP t1_jby3vip wrote
> Unit as in all of them? The rest chirp normally. Is it a wiring issue?
In a normal household, they are not networked together (one going off does not make them all go off). Assuming you have a normal setup when I say "unit" I mean that one (1) independent detector that is eating up batteries as you claim. If electrical, it would not hurt to have a professional check your installation.
knowslesthanjonsnow t1_jby895g wrote
Okay cool, they appear to be (I’ll look more closely) hardwired in but also run off battery? So maybe it’s not wired in. I’ll look to replace the unit as you say. I actually have been thinking about smart detectors that can notify me by phone so this may be a good time for that
Viewing a single comment thread. View all comments