Skip to main content
Home Improvement

Return to Question

edited tags
Link
ThreePhaseEel
ThreePhaseEel
  • 86k
  • 32
  • 143
  • 238
deleted 1 character in body
Source Link
isherwood
isherwood
  • 148.7k
  • 8
  • 179
  • 439

Interconnecting Smoke Alarms Should the interconnect wire for smoke alarms read 120v?

0

Today I installed some new Kidde PI2010 Hardwired Dual Photoelectric and Ionization Sensor Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup smoke alarms. I am interconnecting 5 of them in my home. When I hooked up the third one the other two went into alarm. I measured 120V on the red interconnect wire. Is this correct? ImI'm reading here that it should be 9V? Any

Any help would be appreciated.

Interconnecting Smoke Alarms

0

Today I installed some new Kidde PI2010 Hardwired Dual Photoelectric and Ionization Sensor Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup smoke alarms. I am interconnecting 5 of them in my home. When I hooked up the third one the other two went into alarm. I measured 120V on the red interconnect wire. Is this correct? Im reading here that it should be 9V? Any help would be appreciated.

Should the interconnect wire for smoke alarms read 120v?

Today I installed some new Kidde PI2010 Hardwired Dual Photoelectric and Ionization Sensor Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup smoke alarms. I am interconnecting 5 of them in my home. When I hooked up the third one the other two went into alarm. I measured 120V on the red interconnect wire. Is this correct? I'm reading here that it should be 9V?

Any help would be appreciated.

Source Link
Sean
Sean
  • 91
  • 5

Interconnecting Smoke Alarms

0

Today I installed some new Kidde PI2010 Hardwired Dual Photoelectric and Ionization Sensor Smoke Alarm with Battery Backup smoke alarms. I am interconnecting 5 of them in my home. When I hooked up the third one the other two went into alarm. I measured 120V on the red interconnect wire. Is this correct? Im reading here that it should be 9V? Any help would be appreciated.