Installing 8 First Alert Battery-Operated SCO500 Wireless Interconnected Smoke and CO Detectors

[@LoveandData]

⏰ Timecodes for Installing 8 First Alert Battery-Operated SCO500 Wireless Interconnected Smoke and CO Detectors ⏰ 00:00 Intro 01:26 Tools to Install First Alert Smoke and carbon monoxide alarm 01:51 Step 1: Make a List of Smoke Detector Locations 02:12 Step 2: Replace Batteries in Smoke Detectors (9 Volt Batteries) 02:34 Step 3: Write the Installed On Date on the Smoke and CO Detectors 03:14 Step 4: Label each Smoke Alarm with the Location 07:06 Step 5: Program each Smoke Detector to their Location 11:21 Step 6: How to Link Alarms together (How to Interconnect Alarms) 15:05 Step 7: Install Mounting Bracket for Wireless Smoke and CO Detectors 16:58 Step 8: Installing 8 First Alert Battery-Operated SCO500 Wireless Interconnected Smoke and CO Detectors, SCO500 (BRK) 17:09 Step 9: Test your Smoke Detectors

[@stellajewel5417]

Super Helpful! Used your step by step instructions and the results I got were impressive!

[@LoveandData]

Great job! I’m glad to hear it helped! 😀

[@naaf321]

your video helped me interconnect 12 alarms. I couldn't get passed interconnecting 2 with the manual which came with the alarm. Thank you

[@LoveandData]

Great job! 12 is a LOT!! ☺️

[@jlh5995]

Hey Love and Data - thank you for taking the time and effort to produce this excellent, easy to understand and follow, video tutorial on setting up First Alert interconnected smoke detectors. Your explanation is much easier to follow that the manufacture's own video or written instructions!

[@LoveandData]

That's awesome to hear. Thanks for your comment! 😀

[@smgri]

That was great …that interconnecting is pretty challenging

[@LoveandData]

Yes, indeed! Thank you for your comment! 😀

[@homevideos91]

Very helpful. Thanks!

[@LoveandData]

Awesome. That’s great to hear!

[@pooni336]

Thanks for helping

[@LoveandData]

Absolutely. Thank you for your comment. 😀

[@andreawhite7564]

Great info and video!

[@LoveandData]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@qkleerekoper]

CO is NOT heavier than Air. Air 99% being made up of N2 and O2 and Argon. So you do NOT need to mount on wall.

[@LoveandData]

You are correct in that CO is slightly lighter than air. You learn something new every day! ☺️