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    • March 6, 2019 at 8:55 am #9970
      Brian BuchananBrian Buchanan
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      Has anyone ran into a problem with hardwired Kidde smoke alarms? We have a new subdivision that the alarms are going off for no reason. Any information would be appreciated

    • March 6, 2019 at 9:08 am #9971
      Nicholas MacGillivrayNicholas MacGillivray
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      so what i was told was that if they are installed properly (there is a sequence to installing and interconnecting them) they will do that. i have run into it numerous times over the last couple of months

    • March 6, 2019 at 9:46 am #9972
      John WilsonJohn Wilson
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      Agreed with Nick. I learned of that problem about a year ago from one of my landlords that did a renovation.  He found it buried in the fine print of the installation manual.

      That being said, Kidde is the most common alarm in our new homes and haven’t had any issues there….maybe those electricians are aware of the process?

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