When working produces dust, fumes, or steam where smoke detectors are present, the detectors should be wrapped in plastic. This not only prevents a false alarm but also protects the detector from damage. When a water pipe bursts or the roof leaks employees should be thinking about where the water is going and what damage it might do to the alarm system. Employees need to know how the system works and the difference between an actual alarm and a trouble alarm. Replace worn out fire alarm systems.
Nothing lasts forever.
Most of them have verifications that double check for smoke before they activate the system. Good equipment, trained employees, and a quality installation job virtually eliminate false alarms. If during a calendar year you have three or more false alarms for no apparent reason, you are probably suffering from a faulty fire alarm system. That system should be replaced. We will do everything we can to determine why your fire alarm system activated.