Detectors. The Property is _X_ is not equipped with one or more smoke detectors. The Property is _X_ is not equipped with one or more carbon monoxide detectors.
Detectors. Detectors, are in most contexts the subsystem where most of the R&D effort and costs go. Better detectors imply reduced complexity and cost of the ancillary apparatus for detection. As such placing a single number on Detectors is futile. But one can take example of the list in Figure 1 and argue that some aspects of the detectors in question cannot be ignored. In some cases,(KIDs) the relevant requirements (NEP and speed of response) are conflicting/competing and so a “best-case” configuration can be used as a reference for an assessment of the current TRL levels.
Detectors. Pull Box and conduit layout.
Detectors. RFP did not specify specific requirements, therefore none quoted.
Detectors. Tenant acknowledges there are smoke and carbon monoxide (CO2) detectors in the Apartment in working order. Tenant will be responsible for battery replacement and will test the dectector(s) periodically and will notify the Landlord. in writing. by certified mail or registered mail of any mechanical failure. Tenant may not remove or render a smoke or CO2 dectector inoperative. Doing so will be cause for fine to be paid as Additional Rent and eviction.
Detectors. The Property is is not equipped with one or more smoke detectors. The Property is is not equipped with one or more carbon monoxide detectors.
Detectors a) The Detector shall be analogue addressable type.
b) The chamber should be easily removable for the purpose of easy maintenance.
c) The address programming shall be done by a Base/detector or from the Fire alarm control panel.
d) The detectors shall have a common base to allow easy interchange of various types of detectors.
