Yes, even though they do emit ionizing radiation. The amount of radiation emitted from a smoke detector is about 1 hundredth of a millirem per year. The background radiation from radioactive isotopes in the ground is about 300 millirem per year. So the ground your standing on right now is exposing you to more radiation then your smoke detector ever will.
Yes, americium is used as ionizing source in smoke detectors.
The first smoke detectors are based on optical principles - photoelectric detectors.
yeah
from experience, too much heat,moist or dust affect the performance of smoke detectors and can easily activate the detector.
It can be used for smoke detectors
AMERICIUM 241!
Yes, americium is used as ionizing source in smoke detectors.
Yes. You can mount smoke detectors high on the wall instead of on the ceiling. Make sure that the detector is no more than 12 inches from the ceiling. Since smoke rises, you want the detectors as high as possible.
Masterguard Smoke Detectors are made in Coppell, TX.
Smoke detectors are devices that detect smoke. They are used as warning devices in houses to warn people of fire.
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There are several types of smoke detectors that can be used in the home. Interlinked smoke detectors can interlink smoke and heat detectors for better convenience. Also, wireless units can be configured specifically to your needs. More safety and smoke detector information can be found on: http://www.safelincs.co.uk/Smoke-Alarms/
Americium become to be largely used in smoke detectors after 1970.
Smoke detectors detect smoke by not detecting it. They sense not the smoke, but the oxygen levels surrounding it. when the oxygen levels drop, or when smoke replaces the oxygen, the alarm goes off.
Smoke detectors were invented in the year 1967. :P
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