About 328,000 smoke alarms sold nationwide and online by the Home Shopping Network — or as it now calls itself, HSN — are being recalled because the products can malfunction and fail to alert ...

Over 300,000 smoke alarms sold nationwide by the Home Shopping Network have been recalled because they may malfunction and fail to alert consumers of a fire, posing a risk of smoke inhalation or ...

OWINGS MILLS, Md. (CBS) -- Check your smoke detectors – Universal Security Instruments is recalling 180,000 of them over a faulty switch. "The smoke alarms can have a misaligned internal switch ...

Inside a smoke detector. The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, CC BY-NC-ND. Inside your smoke detector, there’s a small Americium-241 radiation source that’s a byproduct of nuclear fuel ...

More than 300,000 mini smoke alarms are being recalled because they can malfunction and fail to alert in the event of a fire, according to the CPSC. advertisement. WPRI Providence.

If the smoke alarm does not sound, contact Universal Security immediately for a replacement. The company has received 134 reports of failure to properly activate during installation.

These smoke alarms may malfunction, meaning they won’t alert people to smoke — and, by consequence, to a potential fire — like they should.

HOUSTON – If you have a Kidde brand smoke alarm in your home, you should check it because 226,000 of them are under recall. The manufacturer says they may fail to alert consumers of a fire.

If your alarm was manufactured before October of 2013, it’s time to replace that alarm with a 10-year sealed battery device. Test smoke alarms as Daylight Saving Time ends | News | wrex.com Skip ...

BTW, did you know smoke alarms expire every 10 years? You hear that chirp, chirp, chirp. Spiders and dust can get in there. Also, did you know you need to replace your smoke alarms every 10 years?

After around a decade of Nest Protect Smoke & CO Alarms dominating the market, Google is moving away from the established platform to partner with First Alert. The company announced today that it ...

Inside your smoke detector, there’s a small Americium-241 radiation source that’s a byproduct of nuclear fuel. It emits alpha particles, which you can think of as little bullets.