UL Warns of Counterfeit UL Mark on Fire Sprinklers (Release 12PN-05)
NORTHBROOK, Ill., June 15, 2012 - UL is notifying distributors, fire departments, regulatory agencies and authorities having … full article →
Recently the Atlanta (GA) Fire Rescue Department was forced to recall more than 18,000 smoke alarms after an investigation by the FBI and Underwriters Laboratories found the smoke alarms were … full article →
Photoelectric smoke alarms should be placed, at a minimum, on every floor level including the basement, inside every sleeping room, and outside of every sleeping area of all dwellings.
Interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms, either wired or wireless, should be strongly considered. With interconnected alarms, when one smoke alarm sounds, all other smoke alarms in the home [more…]
