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Yes. I feel if your child id in a safe place away from the fire or any harm and the alarm was in the immediate vicinity of the child they should automatically know to pull it and stay in a safe place out of harms way. It could mean life or death for others affected by the fire.
I don't think there are directions on a fire alarm, if there is an emergency anyone should be able to pull down the handle, if they can reach it of course.
I would definitely let my hypothetical son pull the alarm during a real fire. That's exciting stuff for a kid! Think of how he'll be able to brag about that in school next time someone starts talking all that junk about how cool they are. Plus some alarms shoot ink if pulled (so they can catch someone who pulls a false alarm) and I don't want to have to worry about scrubbing that ink off. So, it's a win-win situation for me. My son the hero!
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Okay What kind of a fire alarm do you need to help to activate? It must not be a conventional alarm, because on those you just pull the lever and leave! What's going on that you need help to activate it? Why is it outside? Is it a bell or something that needs manual action to continually activate? I received best answer when you asked this before, by vote, but I never did understand what it was you were talking about.
