Wireless Interconnected Smoke Alarms

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- January 14, 2015 at 2:42 pm #1108
  
  Armando Cabral
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  I have been asked by a owner of a building (2 storey, 5 apartments) if he can replace his hard-wired, interconnected smoke alarms with wireless, interconnected, battery operated smoke alarms.
  
  OFM says you can’t replace hard-wired with battery units (reduced level of protection). Do you think replacing interconnected hard wired with interconnected battery operated units reduces the level of protection??
  
  Thanks!
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