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"7 good reasons to detect smoke

Smoke is produced by the combustion of various materials. Sometimes asphyxiating, it can be dangerous, even fatal. It is composed mainly of carbon monoxide (CO), an odorless, colorless and invisible gas, and sulfur dioxide (SO2). The substances released by smoke are toxic, affecting the lungs and respiratory tract.

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The importance of smoke detectors in the home

Installing smoke detectors (smoke alarms) in the home is a major safety measure. These devices are designed to rapidly detect the presence of smoke in the event of a fire. They then trigger an audible alarm, enabling occupants to react quickly and leave the building in complete safety. This helps save lives, minimize property damage and offer peace of mind in the event of a fire emergency.CFDs have become an essential safety measure. They are often regulated by local or national authorities.