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“Ionization smoke alarms may not operate in time to alert
  occupants early enough to escape from smouldering fires.”
Adrian (left), Karl (right) in Waihi (NZ) with Chief Moe Stevens
during the filming of  ’Stop The Children Burning’  July, 2003stcb.htmlshapeimage_4_link_0

     In the mid 60‘s manufacturers claimed the new ionization ‘product of combustion’ alarms would safely activate before any heat or smoke.
     After thousands of deaths and injuries in homes fitted with these ‘magical’ new alarms, the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) urged Fire Chiefs to perform a test so they could see for themselves why they were not safe (see the IAFC’s report
Here).
     Why is there such a battle to reveal the truth to fire fighters?  Given the decades of misinformation, who can you trust?

     Tragically, the facts about ionization technology has been kept from fire fighters for well over thirty years.
     Countless fire fighter deaths and injuries will continue until the truth is exposed - and that’s why we need YOUR help.  Examine the facts, and the fallacies then please spread the word to every fire fighter you know.


Thank you.


Adrian Butler & Karl Westwell

Co-Founders, The World Fire Safety Foundation

A Personal Message from the World Fire Safety Foundation

“Using better (photoelectric) smoke alarms
will drastically reduce the loss of life among
fire fighters and citizens . . .”

Harold A Schaitberger, General President, International

Association of FireFighters,

Washington D.C., 29 Oct, 2008  U.S.A.

“That all residential accommodation

be fitted with photoelectric

smoke alarms”

‘Position on Smoke Alarms in Residential

Accomodation’, AFAC, page 3, clause 3

01 June, 2006, Melbourne, VIC, Australia,

The International Association

of Fire Fighters

Australasian Fire & Emergency

Service Authorities Council

World’s largest fire fighter’s union with over 300,000 members throughout the USA and Canada

The  peak representative body of all Australian

and New Zealand Fire Brigades

official position of both the IAFF and AFAC