Smoke Detector / Alarm
Smoke Detector / Alarm
I've just come to the realization that it's quite idiotic that I still don't have a smoke alarm for my house.
Would any of you fine forum members be able to steer me in the right direction so that I might procure one or two?
A brief online search didn't yield much other than a place in Sen Sok and I'd rather not drive way the hell out there if I can help it.
Would any of you fine forum members be able to steer me in the right direction so that I might procure one or two?
A brief online search didn't yield much other than a place in Sen Sok and I'd rather not drive way the hell out there if I can help it.
- Kung-fu Hillbilly
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Re: Smoke Detector / Alarm
My ex partner could have made a lot of money as a smoke detector - the F@#$%^^&* racket she used to make when she smelled smoke on me...
Re: Smoke Detector / Alarm
I looked for one when I first got here. I couldn't find any easily and the moment passed. I bought a few from the UK when I went home for the first time.
However, some friendly advice: Assuming you live in an apartment above the ground floor - Get 2 of them
One for the outside of your front door. You'll still hear it and it will go off well before the smoke gets inside your door, perhaps buying valuable time.
One for indoors in case you're the one setting fire to the place.
Don't get a cheap one. Get one that can distinguish between you burning your breakfast toast and a burning apartment. I think it's something to do with the Co2 content, but don't take my word for it. Just buy a good one.
Some come with lithium batteries pre-installed which last for up to 10 years. These are normally the good ones.
Finally... test them once a month.
Try Mr DIY in Sorya Mall, street 63, 3rd floor. They have a lot of stuff. If that is a long way from you then ask and I'll have a look next time I am in Lucky's, it's very local to me.
However, some friendly advice: Assuming you live in an apartment above the ground floor - Get 2 of them
One for the outside of your front door. You'll still hear it and it will go off well before the smoke gets inside your door, perhaps buying valuable time.
One for indoors in case you're the one setting fire to the place.
Don't get a cheap one. Get one that can distinguish between you burning your breakfast toast and a burning apartment. I think it's something to do with the Co2 content, but don't take my word for it. Just buy a good one.
Some come with lithium batteries pre-installed which last for up to 10 years. These are normally the good ones.
Finally... test them once a month.
Try Mr DIY in Sorya Mall, street 63, 3rd floor. They have a lot of stuff. If that is a long way from you then ask and I'll have a look next time I am in Lucky's, it's very local to me.
- armchairlawyer
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Re: Smoke Detector / Alarm
Yes, I saw some in Mr DIY about a month ago.
Otherwise buy from ebay.com via CamboQuick.
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Mr DIY is great. I go in for one thing, normally find it, and then end up seeing something else and getting that too.
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Re: Smoke Detector / Alarm
What about those hardware shops on Mao Tse Toung? Home Top, etc.
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I thought of Home Top and had a look at their Bookface but didn't see anything definitive.Username Taken wrote: ↑Wed Oct 21, 2020 3:00 pm What about those hardware shops on Mao Tse Toung? Home Top, etc.
I'm feeling lazy and wanted some solid leads........but I may just swing by there on my way to Mr. DIY and have a gander if it's a nice day.
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Re: Smoke Detector / Alarm
On your way to Home Top, you could drop in to this place (if you can find it) #51, St 271, Sangkat Phsa Deom Tkov.
They have a smoke detector for $12 >>> https://powerpac-kh.com/search?type=pro ... e+detector
They have a smoke detector for $12 >>> https://powerpac-kh.com/search?type=pro ... e+detector
Re: Smoke Detector / Alarm
FireSafe / AziaSafe for good quality smoke detectors
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