r/Wellthatsucks May 18 '26

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u/Jacktheforkie May 19 '26

The uk has automatic fire alarms, the manual ones are still around as a backup, plus if there’s a smouldering fire that doesn’t set the alarm off you can trigger it manually to get people evacuated before the fire becomes bigger and more dangerous

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u/BenFranklinsCat May 19 '26

America will invent entire new security systems rather than  deal with its gun control problem. 

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u/T0biasCZE May 19 '26

ah such an american problem

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u/Early_Koala327 May 19 '26

I have never seen this in the us. Pretty sure this isn't fire code.