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Pennsylvania law requires that the landlord provide working smoke alarms in each unit. The tenant cannot waive this requirement or disconnect the smoke detectors. Your lease should state who is required to check the smoke alarms and change the batteries.
The law requires that by January 1, 2016, owners of a dwelling unit intended for human oc- cupancy in which one or more units is rented or leased shall additional smoke alarms, as needed, to ensure that smoke alarms are located in compliance with current building standards.
California law requires smoke alarms (previously referred to as smoke detectors in the law) to be installed in every dwelling intended for human occupancy. The specific requirements may vary depending on the type of property, the number of units and the number of stories of the property.
A smoke-free lease addendum is an addition to a rental agreement prohibiting tenants from smoking on the premises. The addendum specifies the off-limits areas, which generally include the unit occupied by the tenant and all other indoor spaces and common areas.
Landlords/Owners are required to working Smoke Carbon Monoxide Alarms for tenants test them monthly. Extinguishers must be in the kitchen and the common areas of the building on each level. Exit signs should be lit and tested monthly. Keep halls stairs adequately lit and free of obstruction.
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Smoke detectors are required by either state law or local ordinances. The Texas law on smoke detectors is set forth in the Property Code at 92.251 92.264. You can find out more by watching this video.
First, it is the tenants responsibility to maintain the smoke detectors. Second, many tenants are not aware of the need to change batteries regularly. Third, some tenants may deliberately remove batteries from smoke detectors to stop beeping noises.

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