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A smoke alarm is the most important safety feature of your home Choosing an Alarm Be sure smoke alarms carry the label of an independent testing lab. Smoke alarms can run on batteries or on household currents. Smoke alarms have different sensor technologies: Ionization Smoke Alarms: More effective against fast-flaming fires (fires that consume materials rapidly and spread quickly). Sources may be paper fires or kitchen fires. Photoelectric Smoke Alarms: More effective against slow smoldering fires (fires that smolder for hours before bursting into flame.) Sources include cigarettes burning in couches or bedding. Combo Units: Ionization/Photoelectric alarms are available and provide early warning of both types of fires. Where to Install Smoke Alarms Install on every level of your home, including the basement and in every sleeping area. Ensure all family members can hear it.…

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