
You diligently change the batteries in your home's fire alarms every six months with daylight savings. Having forewarning of a fire at the earliest moment possible is critical to you and your family's safety. However, if you are a heavy sleeper or have hearing difficulty, you may not hear a fire alarm within seconds of it sounding. Frightening as this may be, it is the unfortunate reality for many people. The folks at Lifetone Technology have fulfilled a very critical need for added peace of mind with their Lifetone HL Bedside Fire Alarm and Clock.
The Lifetone HL Bedside Fire Alarm and Clock is meant to be used in conjunction with your home's conventional smoke alarm. If you have a loved one who suffers from hearing loss, you are aware of how certain sounds – even people's voices – can be discerned more clearly than others. People with hearing loss often have difficulty hearing sounds above 2000 Hz. Conventional smoke alarms emit a high pitched sound at 3000 Hz – well above a detectable level for those with hearing loss.
Lifetone's patented sensor can "hear" the T-3 pattern from a smoke alarm and alert you of a fire. A T-3 – or temporal three alarm pattern – is the mandated standard for all smoke alarms manufactured since 1999. If you don't know the age of your smoke alarm, don't worry. After performing a quick test using your Lifetone HL Bedside Fire Alarm and Clock, you can determine if your smoke alarm falls within the current safety standards. If it does not, it is strongly recommended that you replace your smoke alarm with a newer model.

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