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The Residential Fire Safety Institute is committed to providing our nation's fire service with the most current and comprehensive informational resources available. On the menu on your left, you will find information on residential sprinklers, as well as Carbon Monoxide detection, smoke alarms and a variety of other topics of value to the fire service.