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firefighter753 · 28-02-2010, 13:00

Its obviously faulty and not acceptable, DON'T take the battery out or disconnect it or they will blame you for the fault, put up with it and ring them first thing to have it replaced, twin valley are usually very good and should replace it asap. It is very unusual for a heat detector to register false alarms, are you sure its not the smoke detector in the hallway which is over sensitive? either way get them out to it.

28-02-2010, 13:00	#18
firefighter753 Full Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Oswaldtwistle Posts: 173 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 193	Re: Heat sensors/smoke alarms Its obviously faulty and not acceptable, DON'T take the battery out or disconnect it or they will blame you for the fault, put up with it and ring them first thing to have it replaced, twin valley are usually very good and should replace it asap. It is very unusual for a heat detector to register false alarms, are you sure its not the smoke detector in the hallway which is over sensitive? either way get them out to it.