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The city wants me to have a final inspection	by TrogL	2005-05-07 11:51:56
I'd say find out when it was installed-and by who	by ChuckAB	2005-05-07 11:55:57
Ok, that explains part of it	by TrogL	2005-05-07 11:58:03
Yes, you do need a CO alarm.	by Esteis	2005-05-07 12:05:05
?!	by Didactylos	2005-05-07 12:15:36
I thought fire alarms mainly/partly worked by	by Esteis	2005-05-07 12:46:48
Nope - none do.	by Tomo	2005-05-07 12:50:42
There are two main types of fire detector: a) Smoke detectors - available in ionisation and optical variants, these detect the smoke particles. b) Heat detectors ('Black Bulb') - available in rate-of-rise and absolute temperature variants. All kinds have advantages and disadvantages, but the ionisation smoke detectors are the cheapest (and turn in in most domestic alarms) while the rate-of-rise heat detectors are the most expensive and tend to be used in more specialist locations, such as theatres and factories.
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i've seen domestic alarms	by Nightwind	2005-05-07 12:58:56
Carbon dioxide detectors? WTH?	by Tomo	2005-05-07 13:18:43
perhaps you meant CO and not CO2?	by Freakazoid	2005-05-07 13:24:42
my bad...	by Nightwind	2005-05-07 14:03:45

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