[Fire prevention knowledge] five major points of fire prevention in dormitory

In the fall and winter season, the weather is dry and it is a fire accident prone period. Especially in dormitories where there are many occupants, the security risks are even greater. The China Rescue Equipment Network inventoryed five hidden dangers that could easily lead to fires in dormitories and reminded everyone to take precautions.

Note one point: bedside lamp

When the bedside lamp is lit, the temperature is high. Once the stuffed toys, paper towels and other items placed on the bedside are in close contact with the bedside lamps, they may be ignited. Those who like to read at night should pay attention to avoiding the use of paper towels or towels to block the bedside lamps and avoid the fire caused by heat storage for a certain period of time.

Note two: Incense

Some people like to use incense in their dorms. If they accidentally hit incense during their sleep, they will ignite books, bedding and other flammable materials.

Point three: charging equipment

Many people forget to unplug the charging device after charging, and even do not cut off the power when they go out. Charger heat storage for a long time, it is easy to cause fire.

Attention point four: heating and heating supplies

In the fall and winter season, electric heating water bags, electric cups, and heating appliances are necessary for heating and heating supplies. However, the use of such high-power appliances can easily cause overloaded operation of the electric wires, causing overheating and causing fire.

Note point five: Randomly pull the wire, random plug the patch panel

In many quarters, there are unreasonable pull wires, a socket that connects multiple patch panels, etc. In the long run, it is easy to cause electric leakage and short circuit and fire. To ensure safety, do not arbitrarily change the power lines, private cables, and poor quality patch panels in the dormitory.

The information in this article comes from the Internet and was reorganized and edited by China Rescue Equipment Network.