Interlinking hard wired smoke & CO alarms_continued

[Gel]

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Tks for reply but I now see just the item I'm after; has arrived this side of pond

see on this US site

that they have a 120v hard wired CO alarm that also can be linked to > their smoke & heat ones. > Reading leaflet it seems the smokes will set off the CO alarm with a > different tone than when its sounding for carbon monoxide, which is > clever. > Anyone seem anything similar this side of pond in 230V??

Try looking here:

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>I see on this US site >> > that they have a 120v hard wired CO alarm that also can be linked to >> their smoke & heat ones. >> Reading leaflet it seems the smokes will set off the CO alarm with a >> different tone than when its sounding for carbon monoxide, which is >> clever. >> Anyone seem anything similar this side of pond in 230V?? > Try looking here: > > Mogweed.

Doh! Just realized that these are battery only. The Kidde website

makes no mention of mains, interconnectable, combination smoke/CO alarms so I guess they don't do them for this country.

Mogweed

[Mogweed]

Unless I'm reading it wrong, it's not the same as the US one. You said that the US one is a dual alarm, sounding different tones when it detects smoke or CO. The rechargeable CO alarm is just that - CO, not both.

Mogweed.

[Christian McArdle]

direction, or perhaps 2. (Kitchen for gas cooker and loft for the boiler). I certainly don't want to change brands. My Fyrnetics installation has some additional features, like setting off the main intruder alarm's fire zone.

Christian.