Introduction: Smoke Detector Rework for Remote Use With Experiments
One of the guys on our forum (TEEP forum) came up with the great idea of placing a Smoke Alarm over his Bedini work station, I have gone a little further with this idea.
I do all my experiments out in the Shed, if I put a smoke alarm out the and something was to happen over night I would have no idea it was happening, I doubt I would ever hear it.
So to combat this problem I have reworked a smoke alarm to work remotely.
many of you will find this a easy task but for those whom are not so keen I have created a detailed video on how to do it.....
hope you all enjoy... and please thumbs up my vids if you think I've done a good job :)
If you enjoy my experiments, Come join me at teep.forumco.com
Take care all :D
I do all my experiments out in the Shed, if I put a smoke alarm out the and something was to happen over night I would have no idea it was happening, I doubt I would ever hear it.
So to combat this problem I have reworked a smoke alarm to work remotely.
many of you will find this a easy task but for those whom are not so keen I have created a detailed video on how to do it.....
hope you all enjoy... and please thumbs up my vids if you think I've done a good job :)
If you enjoy my experiments, Come join me at teep.forumco.com
Take care all :D
Hey ... im makin a project that involves makin a device that detects smoke but it has to be small it cannot be d size of d average smoke detector ... any help about making it would be a appreciated thanks
Maybe look into Arduino mate, they have just about everything you'll want for such a project, however I've never built one so that is all the help I can offer. but that will get you off to a running start
Hi there,
I really wish to carry out this project, but the video "does not exist"...I'd be really happy if someone could post the correct link, please?
Thank you
Link fixed mate, enjoy :)
Thanks for the video, it did a pretty good job of teaching.
A PDF with macro shots would be very nice for letting people save the instructable on their own computers for reference.
Keep it up!
DIY-Guy