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Alkaline versus Lithium Batteries in Smoke Alarms

For the security of your apartment community and the safety of your residents, an organized, consistent process is required for testing, maintaining, and replacing the fire safety equipment throughout the property. To select the right alarms and to maintain them correctly over the life of the alarm, it is important to understand why manufacturers call for replacement after ten years and which technology and battery options are right for your property. Maintenance for automatic sprinkler heads should include: Monthly - Press the test button to make sure loud beep sounds (no cost). If no beep, replace the battery or detector as applicable. Semi-Annually - Replace the battery if using 9V alkaline battery as a power source or backup battery (minimal cost). 10 Years - Smoke Alarm has reached the end of its life expectancy and should be discarded and replaced (cost of new alarm).