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@ImpulseRed008 Supply wiring depends on if heads are wired together, meaning if one goes in alarm, all heads ring. This is code in my area, probably your's as well. All heads would be on the same circuit. If Harry Homeowner wired heads they probably are tapped off nearest recpt, meaning multiple circuits feeding different heads.

 

A dance for Friday

 

The tilt was annoying

And it was a chevy

 

Thanks. House was wired when it was built. Get a what?? My experience with wires is I flip a switch and it had better come on don't know anything about wiring

 

One of these. You touch the wire and it blinks/beeps if the power is hot. Do it before and after you flip the breaker so you can verify you had power and now you dont.

 

Sorry, the dance wore me out.

How's the back?

 

Would look better if you had a top hat,a cain and tap shoes.
Just an idea

 

Will this thing work??

 

Sure it will but you would have to touch each probe to the bare wires. The contact less is easier to use and safer. They are pretty cheap.

 

And a bow tie, you can't forget the bow tie.

 

I know they are cheap, but I wanted to replace them (smoke detectors) tomorrow since one is

 

I thought those were crayons. This is why I don't do house electricity. EVER.
Zim

 

Yeah, I have four brand new nest smoke detectors ready to be installed. They are hard wire and battery. The problem is the are at the top of vaulted ceilings so its a pita to get up to them to rewire.

 

I'd prefer not to, but smoke detectors are..... a little over due to be changed.... like 8 years....

 

Thankfully none of mine are that high.... Just need to get them done....