1. According to the National Fire Protection Agency NFPA, 60% of fire outbreaks occur in homes with no functional smoke alarms. 50% of the reported fire outbreaks in homes that had smoke alarms was due to poor maintenance

2. Most fire fatalities at Homes happen when people are asleep (11pm-7am), Smoke Alarms is the solution which help to keep occupants awake facilitating in the escape of fire

3. Smoke Alarms can go off randomly in multiple situations where smoke is not involved such as high humidity or low alkaline battery levels

4. Smoke Alarms should be kept at least 10 feet away from the stove or oven

5. It should be tested monthly by pushing the test button
Simply hold the button for a few seconds and see if the unit's alarm sounds. If you don’t hear it, or it is faint, it’s time to replace your batteries. Keep your family safe by remembering to check these life-saving devices regularly

6. Smoke alarms provide more safety if they are interconnected with other detectors throughout the entire home on all floors

7. There are 2 types of Smoke Alarms with unique functions in Residential and Commercial Properties

a. Ionization smoke alarms: are more responsive to flaming fires resulting from flammable liquids, wood or paper starting on fire. This type of fire produces a lot of flames with a limited amount of smoke

b. Photoelectric smoke alarms: otherwise called optical or photo-optical, detect visible particles of combustion. Research indicates this alarm are more effective across a wider range of fires experienced in homes, responding quicker to smoldering fires and the dense smoke given off by foam filled furnishings or overheated PVC wiring

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