goaliedad
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Early this AM we had a pretty good thunderstrom roll through- four times one of our smoke detectors sounded- only a second or two- but enough to scare the daylights out of one of our dogs. The offending unit is at the peak of a vaulted ceiling- and my tall step ladder is in the pole barn- so I couldn't pull it to try a new battery. We have a monitored alarm system- and about a month ago after a storm we had a failure code on the fire alarms. The tech that came out told me it is not unheard of for this to happen after a storm.
I'm not sure if the offending unit is part of the monitored system or not- but will be replacing batteries tonight. I know, it should have been done back when we went to daylight savings time.....
Other than batteries- any ideas?
Thanks!
I'm not sure if the offending unit is part of the monitored system or not- but will be replacing batteries tonight. I know, it should have been done back when we went to daylight savings time.....
Other than batteries- any ideas?
Thanks!