Re: House 110V smoke

["J Barnes" <trishnjames@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

No its not 110,  if you connect anything to this wire it must be extremely
low current.  If you do this wrong it will disable the sound in all your
smoke detectors "except the one where the fire is".

James


"Rich" <Rich3784@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have to place a meter across the yellow and the natural,
> do you thing the output is 120 AC. even with battery back up I don't think
> so.
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> I know an electrician.
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> "jewellfish" <jewellfish@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> That yellow wire is almsot certainly the "interconnect" wire.  I
>> suppose you could rig something up to ring a bell outside.
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>> Remember you're dealing with 120vac.  If you need to ask how to rig
>> something up, you probably don't have the expereince to safely work on
>> 120vac.
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>> Call an electrican.
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>> Regards,
>>
>> bill
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>> FIRETEK (change-the-ch-to-k) wrote:
>>> That depends on your smoke.  The relay must be compatible with it.  Some
>>> manufacturers provide the relay as an option, others actually
>>> incorporate it
>>> in a relay based detector that will interconnect with your existing
>>> smokes.
>>> What's the make and model number of the smokes in your home?
>>>
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>>> "Rich" <Rich3784@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>> > Can I add a relay to the yellow wire of my house hold 110 V old smoke
>>> > detector?
>>> > I want to run a horn outside.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
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