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Fire Protection Technologies

Learn about NASFM's activities to promote and improve technologies that prevent, detect, alert people to, and suppress fires, such as arc-fault circuit interrupters, residential sprinklers and smoke alarms.

California Smoke Alarm Task Force's Report

NASFM Smoke Alarms Guidance Document (2010)