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monoxide detectors ,. -\§,
According to California Health 8. Safety Codes, even] .. ‘f’
licensed family child care home must have one or ‘- ’ \,"
more carbon monoxide detectors and smoke detectors ‘

Ill the home. All licensed child care centers must have
carbon monoxide and smoke detectors in the facility.
and will be required to account for all devices in the
event of an inspection.
Please remember to check the batteries of your smoke l
and carbon monoxide detectors in your home or child “
care center. It lS very important that you make sure 7 _
these detectors are in good working condition. It can ' I’ L ‘
save your life and the lives of others, 9 I
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Monitoring your smoke alarm. \ art.‘ _' ~—\ \‘
Powered by a nine-volt battery g (

~ Test the alarm monthly. *4 V ,5

> Replace the batteries at least once every year. I i

- Replace the entire smoke alarm every it) years.

Powered by a 10-year lithium __
(or "long-life”) battery ’
- Test the alarm monthly.
~ Since you cannot (and should not) replace the V, "
litliiuin battery, replace the entire smoke alarm i’
according to the inanufacturers instructions. Z
Hardwired into your home's electrical system 1‘. ‘ .
- Test the alarm monthly. 5 >
- Replace the backup battery at least once every — __
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- Replace the entire smoke alarm every 10 years.

If you use laundry pods in your facilig, make sure they are properly
stored andoiit of tllefiaflh of children and adhere to the listed
guidlliilesiqr sniglre detectors.

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