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Bellman – Smoke Alarms for the Deaf

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When there’s a fire, the key is immediate notification and speedy response. But you’ve got to wonder, seeing as how most alarms we have these days are just audio alarms with extreme volume levels. Those with good hearing know that these alarms can be unbearable to even be around, but deaf individuals or those with severe hearing impairment may not even be able to notice them. Even with just mild hearing loss, it can be hard to hear these high-frequency sounds as most people suffer from high-frequency hearing loss. When every second counts, you can’t sit there waiting for an alert or just not aware of what is going on around you. It’s important that at least in your home you have the proper smoke detectors for the deaf, so you can save those valuable seconds and get yourself and your family to safety should disaster strike. Let’s dive deeper into all the issues the deaf face and how modern technology is allowing them to regain their independence and be as safe as anyone else at home.

Smoke Alarms & Fire Alarms for the Deaf with Strobe Lights

It doesn’t matter if it’s a home, office, or massive warehouse. Smoke and fire alarms are incredibly important to the overall safety of any building and everyone who may be inside it. The only issue with these types of alarms is that they tend to be audio-only

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