Nest protect up to code in NYC?

We install Nest Protects on almost all projects and have never had an issue with inspections, CO’s etc. http://brownstoner.staging.wpengine.com/curated

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bridgesandpowerlines | 10 years and 9 months ago

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Hi, We are installing a new fire/CO system (hardwired) and wanted to go with the Nest system but were told it might not meet NYC fire code. Anyone know if this is true (or false?) Thanks!

dorkofwindsor | 10 years and 9 months ago

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AFAIK yes. The requirements can be confusing and hard to find, some in building code some in HPD. Smoke Alarm: must comply with UL 217 (Nest complies) CO detector: must be UL 2034 approved (Nest complies) https://support.nest.com/article/How-was-Nest-Protect-certified