Re: low voltage smoke/carbon monoxide combo?

["stormy2084" <stormy2084@xxxxxxxxx>]

Agreed. Here's a link to the PDF with the new code:
http://www.doli.state.mn.us/pdf/bcs_co_detectors_joint_memo_july06.pdf

Says they will have to be within 10 feet of each room lawfuly used for
sleeping purposes.

I've seen plenty of battery and hardwired (120v) combos, but no low
voltage.

Oh well.

Tommy wrote:
> Does sound goofy, especially since the home owner will be dead before the CO gets to the detector.
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> Crash Gordon wrote:
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> > sounds goofy since co detectors (iirc) cover a much larger area than smokes
> > do.
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> > "stormy2084" <stormy2084@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > >  The state of MN knows what's best for us, so they're requiring carbon
> > >  monoxide in all bedrooms now (new construction only at this point).
> > >  I've got 4 wire red jacket going to each bedroom now for low voltage
> > >  smokes.  Has anyone seen a low voltage combo unit?  Would really suck
> > >  to have two detectors hanging on the ceiling.
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> > >  Thanks!
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