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Fire Extinguisher Types
The purpose of the various fire protection systems available today is to help reduce property damage and save lives by putting out fires quickly and effectively. No fire protection system is complete without fire extinguishers. These are some of the most important tools to have in your building because they put firefighting power in the… Read More »
Does My Building Need a Fire Suppression System?
When it comes to protecting your property from fire, it’s essential to have the proper extinguishing equipment at the ready. Fire sprinklers are the go-to option for ordinary office buildings, retail stores, and similar commercial properties, but this may not be the best choice for all applications. After all, sensitive electronic equipment, priceless archives, and… Read More »
What Are Low Voltage Systems?
Low voltage systems are comprised of electrical equipment that uses 50 volts (V) of electricity or less. Common low voltages include 48 V, 24 V, and 12 V. Residential examples of low voltage systems include doorbells, garage door openers, home security sensors, thermostats, and landscape lighting. Commercial low voltage systems cover a wide array of… Read More »
Fire Sprinkler Inspection Checklist
Fire sprinkler systems are essential for protecting life and property. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), when fires break out in buildings with functioning sprinkler systems, the civilian death rate drops 87 percent, and the civilian injury rate is 27 percent lower compared to buildings without this fire protection feature. Property damage is… Read More »
Fire Alarm Basics
Your fire alarm is one of the most important life safety systems in the building. Most people have experienced a fire alarm in action as part of an evacuation practice or false alarm. Of course, the real purpose of a fire alarm is to alert people of an emergency when an actual fire is present.… Read More »
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