CO alarm after heating pad overheats pillow

Heard on: Seminole County Fire

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Seminole Battalion One Sixteen responding to (number withheld) Sweetwater Club Circle.

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Caller advised that her CO alarm went off after she had a pillow with an infrared pad.

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It got hot, activating the alarm.

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She advised she removed the pillow from the home.

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She's been advised to evacuate.

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Battalion One.

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Engine Sixteen's on scene.

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Large two-story residential.

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Occupants outside being investigated.

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Sixteen on scene, large two-story residential.

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Occupants outside investigating.

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Sixteen with anyone.

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Hi, what's that?

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Spoke with the occupant.

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She did say she had a heating pad that heated up a pillow.

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She smelled a chemical smell.

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She found an old CO detector,

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plugged it in. As soon as she plugged it in, put batteries in it, it started beeping.

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We're standing by outside waiting for Engine 14 to meter.

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Copy that. Yeah, we'll have Engine 14 meter just on a precautionary side.

2026-09-27 04:29 UTC

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Sweetwater Club Cir, Longwood, FL 32779

CO alarm after heating pad overheats pillow

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible carbon monoxide alarm activation at a home on Sweetwater Club Circle after a heating pad overheated a pillow. The caller evacuated, occupants were outside, and units investigated while waiting for another engine to meter the residence as a precaution.

CO alarm after heating pad overheats pillow

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