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  #2600530 9-Nov-2020 15:30
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So aside from warranty claims replacing these for you, most of them run on cr123A batteries which you can replace easily enough. The Orca micro smoke ones pop out just like a AA battery.



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  #2600999 10-Nov-2020 12:44
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SpartanVXL: So aside from warranty claims replacing these for you, most of them run on cr123A batteries which you can replace easily enough. The Orca micro smoke ones pop out just like a AA battery.

 

Thanks for that; useful to know that the product’s EOL isn’t dictated by its initial battery - will give one of these a go.


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  #2601064 10-Nov-2020 15:02
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The recommendation is to replace your smoke detectors every 10 years.

 

All electronics fail, and you want to replace your smoke alarm before it fails.





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