(WTNH)–Kidde is recalling dual-sensor smoke alarms, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission. The alarm’s ability to detect smoke is impaired due to one of two smoke sensors ...

Kidde has recalled its Dual Sensor (Photoelectric and Ionization) Smoke Alarms, Models PI2010 and PI9010, due to a potential safety risk. A yellow protective cap in limited instances may have been ...

Harhara also recommends choosing a detector that uses long-lasting lithium batteries. These alarms typically last for 10 ...

Kidde has recalled nearly 500.000 dual-sensor smoke alarms that might not detect smoke and alert residents to a fire. The units might not work due to a yellow cap left on during the manufacturing ...

The upcoming rule from the State Fire Marshal requiring dual sensor smoke detectors affects new homes, dormitories, and multi-unit residential buildings. Sep 10, 2009 Iowa's State Fire Marshal ...

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, more than 300,000 residential fires cause nearly 2,600 deaths and 11,000 injuries every year. Almost two-thirds of all fire-related deaths ...

X-Sense announced the introduction of a next-generation system designed to support household awareness of developing hazards. The announcement centers on an updated approach that combines the ...

Kidde dual-sensor smoke alarms, models PI2010 and PI9010, are recalled due to risk of failure to alert consumers to a fire. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), a yellow ...

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