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Depends on what type/brand of smoke detector you have. Many these days have a 10-year battery that is not replaceable.
If you happen to be talking about the carbon monoxide and propane detector, that is generally hard-wired (not battery operated) and the entire unit must be replaced about every 5-7 years.
If you happen to be talking about the carbon monoxide and propane detector, that is generally hard-wired (not battery operated) and the entire unit must be replaced about every 5-7 years.
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