Fire and life safety systems are comprised of many components that must cohesively work together to save lives and protect assets. The importance of commercial buildings having custom fire safety plans and working with a company with the knowledge and expertise of compliance with all regulations is crucial. Included in …
Protecting your commercial building and assets from fire involves much more than just having a fire alarm and sprinkler system. The ability to maintain safety and security involves the cooperation of you and your employees, working cohesively to meet a common goal: fire safety and security. Creating a fire prevention …
What is the NFPA Fire & Life Ecosystem? In 2018, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) developed a framework, titled the NFPA Fire & Life Safety Ecosystem. This framework outlines and identifies eight components that, when working cohesively together, help to minimize the risk and assist in preventing loss, death, …
One of the most important benefits of having video surveillance in your commercial fire and safety system is the ability to detect dangers and take prompt action to protect your assets and save lives. Most security systems today need an internet connection to function properly, which provides total connectivity to …
Commercial fire alarm systems are the most critical piece of protecting a company’s most important assets and saving lives. Fire alarm systems play the most significant role in how well your property and the building is protected in a fire emergency and can be the difference between life and death …
High-Rise condominiums have received much attention in recent years from the fire safety community. The multiple floors of a high-rise building require many residents to venture a long path downward from their homes to evacuate, making them especially tricky from a safety standpoint Get A Quote A well-known example of …
During a fire, the ducts of an HVAC system can serve as a literal superhighway for smoke, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide throughout a commercial building. In addition, the airflow from an HVAC system feeds a fire oxygen, supercharging the process. It is essential and may be required by commercial …
An elevator recall ensues when a fire alarm system triggers and commences to automatically send the elevator cab and its occupants to the building’s primary or pre-determined floor. If the smoke detector that set off the alarm is on the primary floor, the elevator will recall to an alternate floor. …
In commercial buildings, carbon monoxide (CO) detectors placed throughout ductwork are the best way to avoid CO poisoning, keep tenants or residents safe, and preserve lives. Carbon monoxide detectors are sensors that respond to CO and are attached to an alarm unit. These detectors and sensors generally comply with ANSI/UL …
