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But they're not too specfic on which house wiring. However, I'm going to spur it off the fuse spur switch and hope for the best.
Wow, that is an incredible attitude towards the installation of a life saving device!
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But they're not too specfic on which house wiring. However, I'm going to spur it off the fuse spur switch and hope for the best.
Will be required where there is any fuel that burns... solid, liquid or gas as CO is produced as a result of incomplete combustion usually when there is insufficient ventilation etc.I'd leave the heat detector in the kitchen, CO alarms are only required for living accommodation where solid fuel is used
You shouldn't interlink with smokes/heats unless the control switch with indicators is used as different responses are required for fire and CO.Would it be heard with the door closed . You may need the interlink after all . That alarm will link with other Aico smoke and heat alarms if fitted and they will emit a different tone if the CO detector is activated.
Looking at that cupboard unless it is deep does not look ideal for siting.
Hope for the best? WTF?Most probably I guess.
I've just checked the aico site for this product. You are correct when you said its not a common live. They do mention the IC terminal is hardly needed as it can be done from the house wiring.
But they're not too specfic on which house wiring. However, I'm going to spur it off the fuse spur switch and hope for the best.
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