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Re: 60-806 help

Subject: Re: 60-806 help
From: G. Morgan <usenet_abuse@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 04:24:22 +0000 (UTC)
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <d9f7da90-0f79-4270-bf10-95f79fa2a414@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <gsfgj0$tbt$2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <31fa63d2-88d2-4fae-a1b4-220d342ad9bb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

brihyn wrote:

>Good point. I admit, I hadn't even thought about the smoke alarms
>possibly being wired to the panel (old house had security only)
>I guess worse case scenario, I unplug the unit in the day, at night
>plug it in, until I get the unit fixed. And hell, even buy some cheap
>battery fire alarms as a temporary solution

It's easy enough to check.  Test your smoke detectors while the panel is
powered down to make sure they are not operated by it.

If they are battery operated now would be a good time to change the batts. in
them while you're thinking about it.

References:
- 60-806 help
  - From: brihyn
- Re: 60-806 help
  - From: JoeRaisin
- Re: 60-806 help
  - From: brihyn

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