The Use of Smart Home Technology in Fire Prevention and Detection
- by Cypress Insurance
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- 18 Jan, 2017
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A handful of complementary smart devices could help prevent and/or detect a fire in your home, while minimizing even more serious damage by notifying you earlier. While traditional smoke detectors are designed to alert people inside the home of a fire so everyone can evacuate safely, some of the following smart devices can also provide alerts to you on your mobile device, and to the fire department, even if you are miles from home. Remember to take a look at our multifamily insurance
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