Minnesota SF3964 mandates sealed batteries for smoke alarms in dwelling units starting August 1, 2027.
Minnesota SF3964 amends the State Fire Code to require sealed batteries for smoke alarms in dwelling units starting August 1, 2027. A "dwelling unit" includes single units providing complete, independent living facilities for one or more persons, excluding hotels, motels, and commercial buildings. The sealed battery must power the smoke alarm for ten years. Any violation of this requirement is subject to the State Fire Code's penalty and enforcement system.
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