The shortcomings of traditional smoke alarms in [[targetlocaion]]
Defending against fire is a crucial consideration, and smoke detectors perform a vital role in keeping your family safe. Despite that fact, smoke detectors have their drawbacks. For example, they can only detect smoke, not heat. If there is a fire in your house, you might not be warned until the smoke ascends to the smoke detector. While there are some other unmistakable signs of fire -- such as a marked heat increase -- if there’s a lack of smoke, you will fail to get a triggered smoke detector.
In addition, smoke detectors only activate if they encounter an adequate amount of smoke. If a fire begins slowly, you might not be cautioned until it's too late. Many smoke detectors employ dual sensors, meaning they will recognize smoke from both a blazing inferno and a more gradual burn. Whenever they do go off, it's up to the occupant to notify first responders after exiting the residence.