Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.1437 - Smoke detection equipment
Rule 37.
(1) At
least 1 single-station smoke detector shall be installed at the following
locations:
(a) Between the sleeping areas and
the rest of the home. In homes with more than 1 sleeping area, a smoke detector
shall be installed to protect each separate sleeping area.
(b) On each occupied floor, in the basement,
and in areas of the home which contain flame- or heat-producing
equipment.
(2) If
batteries are used as a source of energy, they shall be replaced in accordance
with the recommendations of the smoke or heat detection equipment
manufacturer.
(3) Detectors shall
be tested and examined as recommended by the manufacturer.
(4) Approved heat detectors may be installed
in the kitchen and in other areas of the home containing flame- or
heat-producing equipment instead of smoke detectors.
(5) Detectors mounted on ceilings shall be
spaced not less than 6 inches away from any walls. Detectors mounted on walls
shall be spaced between 6 and 12 inches away from the ceiling. A smoke detector
shall not be mounted where ventilation systems or other obstructions keep smoke
away.
(6) This rule shall only
apply to those adult foster care family homes licensed or proposed to be
licensed after March 27, 1980.
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