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False alarm caused by low smoke detector batteryPassaic NJ

audio iconFire & Arson
Near Chestnut St, Passaic, NJ 07055

Fire department responded to a smoke detector alarm near Chestnut St in Wayne Township. After checking with multiple meters, they found no fire or gas hazard. The alarm was due to a low battery in the smoke detector and residents were advised to replace the batteries.

Audio|Source: Wayne Township EMS & Fire
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Transcript:
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10-04. C-5 is on the scene, near Chestnut St.
00:09
I got a two-story type 5-0-0 visible from the exterior of the investigating, establishing command.
00:16
10 of the 6.
00:23
Tower three was fine with one.
00:27
Ten o-third.
00:33
Command all units, all units can return.
00:40
Power three returning.
00:44
10-08. I want to receive company five secure.
00:48
Number three back and quarters, Tommy three secure.
00:55
1013.
01:00
Just not command of headquarters.
01:08
This was a low battery warning.
01:13
On the smoke detectors,
01:15
I checked the house with multiple meters with no readings.
01:18
They've been advised to change the batteries.
01:21
Demands off the air, G5 is returning.
01:27
1014.

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Near Chestnut St, Passaic, NJ 07055
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