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There is a growing trend to switch from traditional battery-powered smoke alarms to those that use 10-year sealed batteries. Although this is not a requirement in every state, there are numerous states that are beginning to require this type of smoke alarm, like California and New York. Smoke alarms have a limited lifespan. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends every smoke alarm be replaced after 10 years and that regular batteries be replaced every six months. With 10-year sealed battery alarms, battery replacements and late-night battery chirps are eliminated for a decade.
To find out if your state requires 10-year smoke alarms, check this chart. Even if your state does not currently require the use of a 10-year smoke alarms, there are several benefits to consider:
Help protect your home and family against the dangers of fire with a 10-year smoke alarm today. First Alert also offers 10-year sealed battery carbon monoxide alarms, and 10-year sealed battery combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. Combination alarms offer 2-in-1 protection against both fire and carbon monoxide.
Placement of Smoke and Fire Alarms
When placing alarms in your home, there are several things to keep in mind: