Comments by "A Aaa" (@AAaa-wu3el) on "Andrew Lam" channel.

  1. "OUTSIDE USA? Go replace your alarms with photoelectric detectors especially the one in the kitchen if it's going off. Yes, technically installing both alarms is best but for most people it's not practical especially if you need to interconnect your smoke alarms with carbon monoxide detectors. As well, the only dual sensor 8th gen model is not selling anywhere". This advice is wrong. Do not install optical or ionisation detectors in your kitchen. In the kitchen you should have heat detector alarm.
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  2.  @Lam  Yeah, if you do not cook anything in you kitchen and stuff yourself in Macdonalds all the time, you can have an optical or ionisation type of the fire alarm in your kitchen. In all other cases use the heat alarm.
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  3. As the first rule, do not install optical or ionisation alarm in your kitchen.
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