Sure it was the correct one? :laughing:Woke up this morning ,3am. to a alarm chirping and dog barking at it.Know should of changed battery sooner. My question is how does a hard wired alarm removered with battery out keep on chirping? Would not stop until dug around and found a new battery for it. Just what is nice to wake up too.:no:
Smoke alarms
Woke up this morning ,3am. to a alarm chirping and dog barking at it. Know should of changed battery sooner. My question is how does a hard wired alarm removered with battery out keep on chirping? Would not stop until dug around and found a new battery for it. Just what is nice to wake up too.:no:
Know should of changed battery sooner. My question is how does a hard wired alarm removered with battery out keep on chirping? Would not stop until dug around and found a new battery for it. Just what is nice to wake up too.:no:1 - 10 of 10 Posts
Correct one what ? Battery? of course , 9volt. Is a hard wired 110 wire 9 volt back up. So why does it chirp sitting on the counter with no battery in it? Pretty straight forward question. ( sorry if sounding grumpy , just having my first cup of coffee. :thumbup
If you power them up without the battery they will beep for an hour or so, not sure if it's the capacitors or another on board backup battery but it's really annoying.Correct one what ? Battery? of course , 9volt. Is a hard wired 110 wire 9 volt back up. So why does it chirp sitting on the counter with no battery in it? Pretty straight forward question. ( sorry if sounding grumpy , just having my first cup of coffee. :thumbup
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