Fire alarm systems consist of sophisticated equipment, sensitive devices and controls that must all work together to prevent loss of life and property. When evaluating fire alarm systems and considering the many options available, it is best to work with a fire safety system specialist to sift through the options …
Fire alarm systems are designed to protect life and property, but these systems will be useless if not maintained, tested and repaired with regular inspections by licensed fire alarm technicians. Fire detection devices, control panels and networks consist of precision components that must work together to provide reliable protection when …
Fire alarm systems today are sophisticated and smart, offering advanced features to prevent disasters and prepare for emergencies with early detection and warning. Fire detection and notification systems utilize advanced technologies to detect fire, noxious gases and smoke. Intelligent initiating devices and sensors measure the amount of gas in the …
A Mass Notification System (MNS) is also referred to as an Emergency Communication System (ECS) with both terms used interchangeably to identify a system which provides real-time information to notify all occupants of a facility or campus and the immediate vicinity of emergency situations. The United States Department of Defense …
All fire alarm contractors should be aware of the requirements set forth in UL864, 9th Edition, for qualifying fire detection equipment as UL certified. Underwriter’s Laboratories (UL), is an American safety and certification company, recognized globally for examining and applying Certification Marks for products that pass their testing and inspection …
When your fire alarm control panel reveals a ground fault, it must be addressed immediately by a licensed and certified fire alarm repair technician. Only qualified repair technicians should troubleshoot or make repairs to energized circuits! Do not leave your fire protection in a vulnerable or inoperable state due to …
It is the responsibility of building owners and managers to know their fire safety system, have proper documentation including an Emergency Action Plan (EAP), and to provide end user training. Building owners must have basic information on the type of fire alarm system installed in their structure, and how it …
