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Jeff Stevens
- Jan 1, 1970
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I am building a new house, and the builder installs a smoke detector
in every room. These are the kind that when one goes off, they all go
off. I assume this is a simple loop, that when one trips, it breaks
(or completes) the circuit, and triggers all of them. With that said.
The builder also provides a Brinks security system. When I talked to
Brinks, they said that they won't connect to the existing smoke
detectors and that they have to install their own. He admited that he
didn't know whether or not it would work, but he said they can't. So,
would that work, or are theirs different (interface wise)? If the
existing ones would work, would that be something that I could connect
fairly easily after the system is installed?
Thanks,
Jeff Stevens
in every room. These are the kind that when one goes off, they all go
off. I assume this is a simple loop, that when one trips, it breaks
(or completes) the circuit, and triggers all of them. With that said.
The builder also provides a Brinks security system. When I talked to
Brinks, they said that they won't connect to the existing smoke
detectors and that they have to install their own. He admited that he
didn't know whether or not it would work, but he said they can't. So,
would that work, or are theirs different (interface wise)? If the
existing ones would work, would that be something that I could connect
fairly easily after the system is installed?
Thanks,
Jeff Stevens