Is the arch enclosed at the top? I have an opening there so the smoke can pass to the detector.
In addition to possibly buying a battery detector (I think there are some made for kitchens, will have to look to verify,) make sure you have a fire extinguisher or fire blanket, nearby.
From Consumer Reports........"To avoid false alarms, don't mount ionization smoke alarms in the kitchen, where burnt toast might set them off, or near sources of steam such as a bathroom, laundry room, or sauna. Don't install CO units in the kitchen or near any cooking appliance, in the garage, or near the furnace or water heater......."
Hope no damage.
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