Category: <span>Fire Alarm Systems</span>

Category: Fire Alarm Systems

Audio Systems are Effective with Orderly Evacuation

This article was published on 7/18/2017 and updated on 12/2/2024. Audio evacuation systems play an essential role in safeguarding lives during emergencies by providing clear and direct instructions to building occupants. In high-stress situations, particularly in large or high-rise structures, simply sounding an alarm is often not enough to ensure …

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Fire and Safety Systems Early Warning Prevent Disasters

This article was published on 7/24/2017 and updated on 11/21/2024 Fire safety systems play a critical role in protecting lives and property, especially in commercial buildings where a fire can have devastating consequences. One of the most important components of any fire safety strategy is the early detection of fire …

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What Your Fire Detection System Should Include

People’s lives depend on the fire detection system you choose for your commercial property. Ensuring your system is effective, properly maintained, and has the vital elements needed to ensure your occupants and property are protected is crucial. There are many components that make up an effective commercial fire alarm system, …

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Emergency Control Functions- Infographic

Emergency control functions allow a fire alarm system to communicate with your commercial building’s system to assist in the evacuation process of building occupants. The emergency control functions communicate signals to the Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) if certain areas of the building need to be restricted or shut down …

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Emergency Control Functions

A commercial fire alarm system is a complex yet necessary component of your overall fire and life safety plan. Commercial buildings are required to have very thought-out, strategic emergency procedures in the event of a fire or other disaster. Unfortunately, emergencies do occur despite the business’s preparation and preparedness. A …

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NFPA 72: Allowable Delay From Sprinkler Activation to Fire Alarm

Businesses that have sprinklered fire suppression systems are permitted up to a 100-second delay between the time of sprinkler waterflow and notification to occupants. One example is a fire that erupted in a Walmart in Maryland, recorded by an occupant on this video, and clearly shows the fire, the sprinkler …

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