1. OBJECTIVE 8.02: Classify home safety and security features

2. Smoke Detectors Placed on each floor of home Usually battery operated
Check monthly and replace batteries every 6 months to one year.

3. FOAM, CHEMICAL, DRY-POWDER
Fire Extinguishers
CARBON DIOXIDE
FOAM, CHEMICAL, DRY-POWDER
WATER

4. Deadbolts Unlocks by turning a knob or key
Bolt should extend into the doorjamb a minimum of 1 inch
Cannot be opened with a credit card or screwdriver.

5. Commonly found on interior doors.
Spring Locks
Commonly found on interior doors.

6. Window Locks
Thumb-turn lock Keyed lock

7. Always look before opening.
Door Viewer
Always look before opening.

8. Biometrics
Locks that open through identification of an individual by a unique physical characteristic such as a fingerprint, iris, or voice.

9. Touch Pads
Used to enter a specific code to open a door or garage, or activate an alarm system
If alarm is activated, company monitoring the system will contact police/fire.

10. Motion Sensors
Lights that are set to come on when there is motion within a set number of feet.

11. Timers
Automatically turn lights on and off to give the appearance someone is home.

12. Underwriters Laboratories
Independent company that tests and certifies products
UL Seal found on an item shows the item meets safety standards when used properly.