FirstAlert UK

22/11/2016

Today is Test it Tuesday!

11/10/2016

Are you a disaster-prone chef? Share your stories or photos of your cooking fails for the chance to win 1 of 12 First Alert Kitchen Heat Alarms! We’ll select the lucky winners on 13/10/2016.
The First Alert Alarms play a loud warning when there’s a rise in temperature in your kitchen, so you can enjoy peace of mind at home – even if you take your eye off the boil! http://ow.ly/5fjQ304ZPDB

07/09/2016

Happy Birthday to Project SHOUT, which is celebrating a fantastic year of carbon monoxide awareness. Here’s to many more!

06/09/2016

We’d like to wish all of the Project SHOUT University Challenge finalists’ good luck for tomorrow’s screening, where the winning carbon monoxide awareness film will be announced!

05/09/2016

We’re proud to be supporting Project Shout as it moves into its second year; a fantastic campaign raising awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide

05/08/2016

Fire officers have issued warnings following another tumble dryer blaze - this time in Swansea.

03/08/2016

Please take the time to read advice from Dorset&Wiltshire FRS on candle safety.

A Corfe Mullen woman had a lucky escape after an unattended candle set fire to curtains in in the ground floor living room of her home in the early...

19/07/2016

Test it Tuesday is here!

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Send us your photos of how you tested your smoke and CO alarms today.

07/07/2016

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03/05/2016

“Having a working smoke alarm and knowing your escape plan could make all the difference."

SPRING cleaning could help save your life, according to Lancashire firefighters.

26/04/2016

"The device went off within minutes of installation"

Nurses testing Peter Irish’s lungs noticed levels of the gas had rocketed – and when he tested his home he discovered a potentially lethal chimney...

21/03/2016

"A carbon monoxide alarm has saved the life of a resident and, had it not been fitted, circumstances could have been very different."

Firefighters say a carbon monoxide alarm has saved the life of a Parson Drove woman.