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does anyone know of any code violations to use nm cable to connect/interconnect smoke detectors and other related devices . should all wiring be a type (ci) cable with fire resistant ability ?In my area most of the electricians use nm cable to connect smoke detectors.

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You don't say what type of occupancy this will be in. Three wire w/g NM-B is commonly used in a residential setting unless prohibited by local amendments.

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As Jim said, what type of system is this? Line voltage smoke detectors or a power limited fire alarm system?

Requirements for both of these systems, especially fire alarms, vary drastically from state to state, so your best bet is to check your local and/or state codes.

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