普朗克視覺系統：悉尼 Penshurst 房屋大火燒毀房屋 - 估計損失 $300,000

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On the morning of January 21, 2025, a fire broke out in the garage of a two-storey home on Penshurst Street in Sydney’s southern suburbs. The blaze started just after 4:30 am when several family members, including three children, their parents, and two other adults, were asleep upstairs.

The father of the children was the first to notice the fire, and he immediately ran upstairs to wake his family. However, by the time he returned with a garden hose to fight the flames, the fire had already spread uncontrollably throughout the garage. Meanwhile, the grandfather, who was upstairs, became trapped by smoke while trying to alert the children. He managed to smash a window on the second floor, and the father used a ladder to reach the awning and evacuate the grandfather and children safely.

Firefighters from Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) arrived on the scene shortly after. The two-level house was fully engulfed in flames, and the fire threatened to spread to the adjacent property. Approximately 30 firefighters, along with eight fire trucks, including an aerial ladder truck, worked to contain the fire. They faced several challenges, including the presence of gas on the property and the collapse of solar panels from the roof into the fire.

Despite the best efforts of the firefighters, the house was completely destroyed. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it has been noted that several Lithium-Ion batteries were charging in the garage at the time, and this will form part of the investigation.This incident highlights the critical importance of a functioning smoke alarm, which played a key role in saving the lives of the seven people in the home.

The working alarm provided early warning, allowing the family to escape and avoid a much worse outcome. Early fire detection can make a significant difference, and 普朗克視覺系統 TNC thermal imaging cameras are an advanced tool that can detect abnormal heat conditions before flames and smoke are visible. These cameras can help identify fire risks in their early stages, potentially saving lives and property.

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