What is the difference between this unit and GE Security TX-6010-01-1 Supervised Wireless Smoke, Residential UL217 Transmitter?
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I believe these are basically the same detector. Although the part #'s are the same, these are different units. This unit has a replaceable optical chamber. (whatever that means) Mine works great.
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Manual says '.1' without specifying units. The detector responds well to an Am-241 smoke detector source held next to the detector; gammas emitted from the source are 26.3, 59.5, and 13.9 kev.
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I have two units. One is 50013-001-102 and the newer is 50013-001-103. Both are identical and run the same software.
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I am not sure what usi stands for. If your's is already wired for 110 v this smoke and fire detector comes with its own new mounting plate and wire harness which you might have to change but it should work. The one we replaced plugged into the old wire harness.
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Honestly, I have no Idea. I had no Idea if it was going to work with the wiring from the model I had. From what I understand it is going to work with any interconnected system of smoke detector wiring. I bought them at amazon for a simple reason..... In the worse case scenario, I could always have returned them. Installation is pretty easy, just real instruction carefully. If you think the wiring is almost the same, give it a shot.
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One is infrared, The other is rf and can change the channel of the second receiver from a different room. It is by radio frequency. The second one is not line of sight and works through wall and from other rooms. I hope that answers your question.
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It will work and talk to other Nest Protect detectors, but not Kidde, First Alert, or any other detectors. The feature is called "wireless interconnect" for the nest by the way.
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I was thinking, if you do find a wireless photoelectric detector, especially one by Kidde, it should work perfectly as you can adjust frequency on each alarm, obviously so a neighbors doesnt match yours as well as for reasons of interference. If you find one, I suggest purchasing one to begin with to test the compatibility. The communications shouldn't be any different in them. Im not sure if you found one already and are just not sure of the compatibility or you simply can't find anything of the sort.
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I don't know the exact details. The wireless system lies within these devices. One is a sender and the other is a receiver. Similiar to a TV remote control.
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When our power goes out occasionally, the USI Smoke/Carbon Monoxide Alarm starts chirping periodically to let us know the power is out (like we wouldn't know),using the battery back-up. So if its not hardwired, my guess is the unit will think the power has gone out and start the chirping. You can contact USI Customer Service for confirmation at 1-800-390-4321, Ext.238.
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The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029 and I'm not a technician, just a home-owner. The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029... » Read More The TH8320WF1029 has an S1/S2 on the board that you connect the outdoor sensor wires to. The response from Manny G on Dec 31 is accurate.I initially bought a model from Home Depot which did not have the S1/S2....so returned and upgraded to the 1029 which is considered professional. If you contact the Honeywell site the will not work with you with the 1029 and will direct you to using an installer because this unit is for professionally trained wiring. Basically, except for the S1/S2 additional contacts, both units are exactly the same and wire the same way. I was able to wire the 1029 and I'm not a technician, just a home-owner. « Show Less
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They have it at amazon 9706648 also you should get the sensor its a 9703312 ...... bought both at the same time ......one could cause the other to burn out
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I always have the receiver in the house and the transmitter outside with the smoker. I have never experienced any signal dropping.
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I have a GE #19216. I just had to change the jumpers to match the transmitter. It works great. Hope this helped.
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Sorry, not sure. The cord is special, and must be bought as a second item for normal wired detectors. Not sure how the wireless would work.
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If you are using this as a replacement for the same/similar model, no issues.I am not sure what your question is regarding the pack size.Do you need one or 2 Smoke Detectors?
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Mine was installed near the ceiling and it worked fine to detect CO from an old stove's pilot light that malfunctioned and turned itself off. My apartment was slowly filling with gas that I only faintly smelled when entering. I believe I had the First Alert brand, but I'm sure they all work the same.