Smoke Alarm Triggered by Blown Electrical Transformer
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a smoke alarm at a location. They found that the smoke was caused by a blown electrical transformer, which triggered the alarm. No fire was present, and the alarm was not functioning because of a power outage.
Audio|Source: Tinley Park and Orland Park Police, Fire / EMS
01:55
Transcript:
Italian 6th, information. Go off a committal. This is dual monitored, and the alarm company also called it in. They have a keyholder in route. Okay, thank you, keyholder in route. Engine five and three, I have your responding, meeting up with the companies at Marcus, 15350. Love Range Road. Battalion 6. Battalion 6. Battalion 6. Battalion 6. I track this down. Seems to be an electrical issue. We can return the investigation response. Thank you. Okay, Battalion 6. You're advising you. You guys have tracked this down. Seems to be an electrical issue. It's five and it's three. You can return to court. Injit 3 and engine 5, when you get back in quarters, you can make sure your portable are still on. Company 5 copies. Turn it got the message. Cosses received. Battalion, 6? Two things. First of all, if you talk to combat again, we have a transformer we think is blown on the back. That's what's causing the smoke. It is secure. Second, this alarm is completely out of service, there's no power to it.
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Tinley Park, IL
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