It doesn’t test the smoke sensor. For that, spray smoke or something else is required. Lighting a match up to it is dangerous and not recommended.
uh, ok? I’ve heard two things:
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On ionization detectors, the test button introduces an electrical charge that has the same effect as smoke.
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On photoelectric detectors, the test button lights an infrared LED to ensure that the photocell is working properly.
lol
light a match and blow it out… real dangerous…
Well if you have mental disabilies… :roll:
I think the folks here are pretty capable. I have to be honest the members here are all, for the most part, largely independent and are more than capable of doing that… a young kid… no I would not recommend it. But for those of the members that suffer from a disability, they are more than capable of that.