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as a former engineer for a chain of hotels, i can tell you from many many experiences that steam from a shower will set off the smoke detector. there are a few reasons for this. we tend to take longer showers when we don't pay the water bill. the smoke detector is usually mounted on the wall between beds are bathroom. a smoke detector lens that when something like smoke or steam which have similar movements that trigger the alarm. another large factor is that the bathroom exhaust fans are worth nothing they empty into a shaft along with a number of other rooms and pulled out by a rather strong exhaust fan on the roof. there are many fans depending on how many rooms are on a floor. the odds are that at least1 fan isn't working at any given time
Nope! It cannot set it off. The sensor detects smoke. Steam is just water vapor.
No the fire alarms are in the hall. The heads in the rooms are activated by heat to release water which will trigger the alarm.
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All fire extinguishers should pass the quality standard of Consumer Product Safety Commission in any Country. The law stated that manufacturers and resellers of products including fire extinguishers is responsible for any detect or product hazard. If you find any defects on your fire extinguisher you can return that product on the manufacturer or the reseller.
