Encore Firefighter FF345 Frequently Asked Questions

Why Does My Panel Show CO or Fire Trouble on an FF345 Zone?
FF345 units with a date code of 09/2020 or later are known to cause Fire or CO Sensor Trouble on Honeywell Systems after a Fire or CO Alarm is cleared. Learn about this issue.
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How Do I Find the Date Code On the Encore FF345?
To find the date code on the Encore FF345, remove the cover and check the sticker on its inside. The date code follows the format: MM/YYYY. Learn to find the date code on an FF345.
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How Do I Program an Encore FireFighter FF345 to a 2GIG GC3?
The best way to program an Encore FireFighter FF345 to a 2GIG GC3 is to auto-enroll it. Put the panel in its learn mode, and press the FF345 learn button. Learn about the FF345.
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Can the 2GIG SMKT3-345 be Interlinked?
When a person talks about "interlinking" smokes, they are referring to a "one-go-all-go" option. But the SMKT3-345 does not offer this feature. Learn about about the SMKT3-345.
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Will an Encore FireFighter FF345 Work w/ a CO?
The Encore FireFighter FF345 is a life-safety sensor takeover module that listens for the unique temporal sound of an activated smoke or CO sensor. Learn about the FF345.
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How Do I Program an Encore FireFighter FF345?
The Encore FireFighter FF345 is a wireless life-safety sensor takeover module that can be auto-enrolled with a compatible system. Learn how to program an Encore FireFighter FF345.
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How Does a FireFighter FF345 Detector Work?
The FireFighter FF345 is a takeover module that listens for the temporal sound of an activated smoke detector or carbon monoxide sensor. Learn about the FireFighter FF345.
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How Do I Program an Encore FF345 with an L5210?
The Encore FF345 is learned-in with an L5210 by activating the panel's wireless enrollment mode and then pressing its learn button. Learn how to program an FF345 with an L5210.
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What's the Best Place to Install a Smoke Detector?
When choosing a location for a smoke detector, there are some things to remember. For example, it should be placed away from any vents or ducts that might affect its performance. It should also be at least 10 feet away from any kitchen appliances. Learn more about where to place a smoke detector.
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Conventional vs Monitored Smoke Detectors
Both conventional smoke detectors and monitored smoke detectors are life-safety devices that activate upon detecting smoke. But only a monitored smoke detector can contact a central station for help. A conventional smoke detector is just a noise-making device. Learn more about smoke detectors.
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