Fire alarm malfunction triggers ongoing sound at residence, North Highlands CA
Fire & ArsonFire crew responded to a fire alarm at a residence near Palomino Ln. There was no fire or smoke found. The alarm was caused by a malfunctioning smoke detector and could not be turned off because the control panel was missing. The alarm kept sounding until the alarm company could send a technician.
Audio|Source: Sacramento Regional Fire and EMS
02:30
Transcript:
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Engine 103, Public Assistance, District 103, 4640, Palomino Lane, Engine 103, Operations A2. The engine 75s on scene will be out in investigating. 9-11, I'll be out in investigating. 9-11 copies.
00:28
engine 5 investigating. Engine 50, Medics-50, Medical Aid, District, 9358, Dartford Court, Engine 50, Medics-50, Operations A-3. Find out for me who that responsible is, property management or...
00:57
The alarm company. Affirmative. All the incoming units can cancel. The exterior water heater is now. Engine 35 to handle, release attack. 2011 copies, engine 75 to handle, releasing balance attack.
01:27
9-11, engine 75, so I'm seeing it can handle. And so into balance and releasing back. Copy engine 75 font C in the handle, counts, balance, and release. Engine 30, go ahead. Engine 30, Privy alarm company, they were unable to reach responsible. Their responsible number is the after hours on call. Do you have any information you want me to relate to them?
01:55
Yeah, there's no smoker fire, no signs of any emergency, probably just some malfunctioning smoke detector.
02:02
However, we do not have a panel.
02:04
There's no enunciated panel at all.
02:05
So we're unable to shut off the system at all.
02:08
It's not resetting on its own.
02:09
So the alarm is just continuously going off unless they can shut it down.
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Location mentioned:
Near Palomino Ln, North Highlands, CA 95660
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