Reply To: Issues with False Smoke Alarm Activiations in new construction

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October 9, 2019 at 8:10 am #10781
Nicholas MacGillivrayNicholas MacGillivray
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i was told that if you dont power them up correctly, this can happen. they have to be connected to 120 power first, then the battery activated, then the test button needs to be pushed to sync with the other units. i have been to numerous new builds with kidde alarms and in just about every one that was the case