Dog’s collection

Fire Alarms
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In the future I would like a FireX FX-1020 because they’re cool.

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Keep in mind that if you get one of those, you’ll need to know how to hardwire it since I believe they are AC-powered only

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Reminds me of the BRK 9120 that NewAgeServerAlarm had, which had its test button break off at one point.

Yep: a lot of older detectors are like that.

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What’s the difference between the Kidde i9040 and the i9040E?

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According to Google, the i9040E is a version of the i9040 sold exclusively through certain distributors (no idea if this is actually true or not though).

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So besides from that they’re the same?

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Yes, it would seem that they are indeed otherwise the same.

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Bro I got an email that says this thing was here and then right when I looked at it it says it was sold :frowning:

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By the way I will be getting a Kidde i9040 soon!

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I just bought a FireX/Code-One model PB!

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This right here is my FireX/Code one model B (the reason I also say Code one it’s because it’s a rebrand of the FireX model B) it has a tiny little base and is my new smallest smoke alarm! This one is from sometime in 2006.

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I will make a video of me testing it later today

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So the battery that came with it is almost dead and it makes a funny sound when I power the Code one with it

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Very nice! I have several of the original FireX model, the 480/PB (though it goes by several other model numbers including, as you said, “B”).

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Yeah originally I thought it was a PB but then I discovered it was a B

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Also is there anyway I can fully drain this battery that came with it?

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Not that I really know of. Why do you want to do so though?

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So this is the battery that makes that weird sound whenever I put it in my Code one. And usually if I have a dead battery I will put it in one of my smoke alarms that has a matching time so that it’s more realistic, And this thing doesn’t really have much power left in it so there’s no point using it so I would like to be able to drain the power in it so that I can just have it in my Code one for realistic display purposes.

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This is a video of me testing my Code one model B

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Correction: it’s actually from September 16, 2008.

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