If you put that pocket sized alarm in an air tight box and left it downstairs while you went to sleep upstairs, itâs a safe bet youâre not gonna hear a thing 
Well, apart from the sirens on the fire engines as they pull up outside your gaff.
There is only really 2 major rules to follow donât leave them unattended while charging and discharge and dispose of them if they get damaged (usually in a crash.)
So much scaremongering surrounding lipos its unreal.
Do your research on how to correctly charge and look after your lipos and there wonât be an issue. 
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Good advice mate I must say I defo appreciated the schooling you gave me in the safe use of liposâŠ
I now keep mine in a fire proof bag in storage mode and in a metal box in my garage 
Where historically theyâd be left fully charged in a draw under the bed 
disaster waiting to happen.
Hence why I feel this form is invaluable for beginners like myselfâŠ
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In my case I bought it before I saw that video. Have since bought a bat-safe box and looking to get a bigger one. I use the bag for storage and it lives outside in my kettle barbecue.
So easy to forget. Believe me we get calls all the time from people with beeping smoke alarms. We deal with Fire Alarms (donât ask the difference I could tell you but then I would have to kill you!) and not smoke detectors.
If you have an intruder alarm consider fitting some of these
6 of these fitted to my alarm they will wake us and also call the Monitoring Centre and then Brigade get called if no response from us on the phone.
Cheeky little extra from work!
Who said anything about downstairs⊠the box with the alarm are under my pillow⊠!
Actually have tried it, I think you would hear it as it is one of the loudest Iâve heard, better than a crackling noise⊠ha-ha.