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Question: Voice Location - What are my options?  Are they pre-programmed?  If so, what are they?
Document: Bought this two pack and two of the "First Alert SCO501CN-3ST (Series SCO500) ONELINK Battery Operated Combination Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm with Voice Location" for the new house we purchased in the Fall of 2012.We installed them in four rooms, three rooms are on one side of the house, the fourth is on the other. Was concerned they wouldn't reach, its about 35'+/- and a few walls in between.
UPDATE: They do detect smoke well.---I haven't had these long enough to comment on real alarms, false alarms or battery life, but setup is easy and I was surprised that the network range was long enough in my large house. A few are communicating through some substantial walls with no issues.Voice location is a great feature in networked alarms in case a unit acts up you'll be able to pin point which one.
The instructional DVD that is included with this 2-pack version is a time-saver. The units work as specified and are very easy to program. I also ordered two of the carbon/smoke and installed them at the same time. Have recently orderd two more carbon/smoke and four more smoke (all with voice location) and it will be very easy to add them to the system.The only feature I would improve upon is the list of locations offered - the list is somewhat limited.
But in the sleeping area it seemed an absolute must for me as we have all heard of people dying this way.So here's the problem: the smoke/co detector will tell you which threat is triggering it, smoke or co, and the location. The smoke only also do this, but they only seem to know about smoke.
Tested each location. There is no way we'd sleep through these as they are ear piercing, especially in the bedrooms with the doors shut.Appreciate the peace of mind they provide. I plan on buying at least 2 more of this kind to put in other rooms. Wish the price was a little lower.Have had same batteries they came with in them for 6 months and still going strong.
Absolutely love these smoke detectors! They wirelessly link and communicate with one another. If you have a fire in one area of your house, they all go off to warn you of the fire and its location. This seller was by far the BEST on-line seller EVER! He sent a personal email thanking me for the purchase. The quality of these smoke detectors and the service of this seller made the purchase worth every penny spent!
These units installed easily, just a couple of screws and they're up. Once I got it configured with my other onelink detectors, they all work flawlessly. When one detector goes off, all of the detectors in the whole house go off. This is really loud and obnoxious - but that's exactly what you want in a smoke detector.Pros:- Easy to install- Tells you the location smoke is detected (kitchen, master bedroom, kids bedroom, basement, etc), once you program each unit's location.
Numbering them is important (I used little numbered decals viewable from the front face of each smoke), because if you want to add one, you need to program it from the last one programmed. My #6 detector is needed to program a newly installed #7. Piece of mind at it's purest form! So far, no errant alarms, and I have one in the hallway outside of the kitchen. EXCELLENT!!! !
Overall once it is all set up it is great.The video that comes with it is good - the reason I am not thrilled is that one needs to see the video to set up the network of alarms. The options change too fast and poorly designed human interface.
We have just received 6 of these detectors: 4 smoke only and 2 CO/Smoke combos.We live in an old house that we do not own. Installing a wired network of CO and smoke alarms is impractical. We'll be taking these things with us when we move.My 15 year old son had them all programmed and talking to one another in about 15 minutes. It took us less than a hour to install them. Testing was almost flawless.
Answer: yes