How would you typically access a smoke detector at the top of an elevator shaft to change a battery or test it?
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chad
3/1/2023 08:05:51 am
The fact that you are asking about a battery concerns me, as there would never be a battery in a smoke in an elevator shaft.
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Glenn Berger
3/1/2023 08:28:27 am
As Chad said, battery operated smoke detectors should not be used in this application.
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Todd E Wyatt
3/1/2023 09:52:23 am
SUMMARY
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Shane
3/1/2023 09:53:42 am
Perhaps he/she is referring to something like a swift wireless detector?
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3/3/2023 03:44:51 am
There is a simple and functional solution for this; drill a hole on top of the elevator shaft, make a fire rated hatch for this hole and place your detector on the hatch at elevator shaft side.
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