How to Test a Smoke Alarm

April 20, 2021

Using the test button will ensure an accurate and complete test of your alarm(s) so you can feel confident that they are working properly.

When testing interconnected units, be sure to verify all the alarms in the system go off.

NOTE: Igniting combustible materials to test your alarm is not recommended. An accident could occur, resulting in a fire.

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