In a facility, the fire alarm signal sounds on the floor of the fire, one floor above, and one floor below. Is this statement true or false?

The statement is true because, in most fire safety systems, when a fire alarm is activated on a specific floor, it not only alerts that floor but also the floors immediately above and below. This design is intended to ensure that residents and staff in adjacent areas are made aware of the potential danger quickly. The alarm effectively communicates the presence of a fire, allowing for timely evacuation and response from those who may be on the adjoining levels.

This practice is part of comprehensive fire prevention measures that prioritize occupant safety by ensuring that everyone in the vicinity is alerted to the emergency situation, regardless of their specific location relative to the fire source.