Could a Hotel Get in Trouble for This?

[HenBasket]

@chris+s

I’ve done some work in philly in the past year or so, they generally know exactly what they want.

non-hearing impaired rooms don’t require any strobes and the ones that have them only need 110cd in the sleeping areas and 15cd in all other areas. I’d be surprised if the strobes even went off when the alarm was activated unless the smoke in that specific room set it off.

Yeah, the smokes were residential alarms.