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Fire Alarm Studio Apartment

[Deleted User] · 2023-02-26 15:07:55

How should a fire/smoke alarm be installed in a studio apartment? There's obviously cooking going on, generating both smoke and localised high temperatures so how can you retain fire & smoke detection without also getting loads of false alarms? I assume that extract ventilation in the cooking area would mitigate the false…

26-02-2023 3:07pm

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How should a fire/smoke alarm be installed in a studio apartment?
There's obviously cooking going on, generating both smoke and localised high temperatures so how can you retain fire & smoke detection without also getting loads of false alarms?
I assume that extract ventilation in the cooking area would mitigate the false alarm issue to some extent, but doesn't seem like it'd be massively effective.

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#2 28-02-2023 2:38pm

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Heat detectors would normally be used in cooking areas so if the studio has limited space id assume the same applies.

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