RE: Smoke alarms

["Nigel Giddings" <nigel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ho Yin,

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I know you said no =91systems=92 but I would recommend the Rafiki Twin
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.

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HYPERLINK "http://www.rafikiprotection.com/RafikiCatalogue.pdf"http://www.r=
afikiprotection.com/RafikiCatalogue.pdf

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A simple run of FP200, fire resistant cable, in a Bus arrangement is all
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at is needed. I then connect the panel i/p and o/p to Homeseer using a
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. The detectors are switchable to Smoke / Heat or Both and have built in
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unders (adjustable tone level etc.)

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The panel provides  relay contacts, Supply healthy, Each Zone Alarm, Fire
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lrm, also allows remote control using dry contacts, Evacuate, Chime (Class
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change (remember school days))

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It is worth considering.

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Nigel

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-----Original Message-----
From: Ho Yin Ng [mailto:architect.hoyin@xxxxxxx]=20
Sent: 08 January 2007 11:32
To: ukha_d
Subject: [ukha_d] Smoke alarms

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Are there any single unit smoke alarms that can be linked to a home
automation program?

i.e. Homeseer?

I intend to install a couple of smoke alarms in hard to get areas -
Node 0, loft and kitchen.

I want to be able to monitor them from my server and perhaps an email
or notification given to me if there is a malfunction or the unit has
run out of batteries? Or to reset the unit should the alarm go off?

Is there anything like this? I don't need a whole house systems with
status board etc etc.

Thanks,

Ho yin

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