False carbon monoxide alarm caused by low detector batteries, Trenton NJ
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a carbon monoxide detector activation near Oakland Street. The cause was low batteries in the detector, and no carbon monoxide was detected in the building. The resident was advised to contact the landlord for a replacement detector and check for batteries.
Audio|Heard on: Trenton Fire
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 8, Ladder 1, respond near Oakland Street between Burlington and Parkside for a carbon monoxide detector activation.
00:07
Switching up a relay on fire 3,
00:10
it's going to be fire 3.
00:14
Corrections, switch to fire 2, switch to fire 2.
00:28
In the minutes, we're fine there.
00:31
Is it?
00:39
Engineering from location, two-story ordinary semi.
00:42
Nice one from our side.
00:43
We'll be out on bicycate.
00:45
We'll be operating Fireground 2.
00:49
Crazy.
00:55
Engine A ladder one.
01:01
Go ahead, Nate.
01:05
All right, everyone, you can disregard.
01:07
It's a little battery on a carbon monoxide detector.
01:12
Repeat.
01:14
Okay, that's nice.
01:22
And tonight.
01:27
This was the case of low batteries in the carbon monoxide detector.
01:31
We checked the structure, zero readings throughout.
01:35
Notified the resident to contact the landlord, get a new detector, she's going to look and see if she has some batteries.
01:41
You may get it available.
01:42
We're going back to you want.
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Location mentioned:
Oakland St, Trenton, NJ 08618
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