Re:Nest introduces their Smoke Detector
by atonse on Tuesday October 08, 2013 @02:37PM
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No, because the situations where you do want to shut the alarm up (usually when you've burned something in the kitchen), you are basically saying "yes yes, I know, leave me alone"
But if you were asleep and were woken up by an alarm, you obviously don't know what it is.
Plus, the added benefit of the smoke alarm saying "Smoke in <some room>" is much more useful.
But if you were asleep and were woken up by an alarm, you obviously don't know what it is.
Plus, the added benefit of the smoke alarm saying "Smoke in <some room>" is much more useful.