Articles Tagged with ''fire detection''

COSEC VEGA FAX is engineered with a careful blend of aesthetics, size, connectivity, reliability and ease of use for modern enterprises.

Columnist Roy Pollack challenges professionals to test their knowledge in the latest 5 Minute Tech quiz.

Four months after the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris went up in flames, investigators still don’t know how the fire started or whose fault it is that it wasn’t contained faster. But in July, the New York Times published an in-depth look at that fateful night on April 15, and every little thing that went wrong.

American Alarm released a five-year study, “Regional Security Report: Five-Year Study of Verified Alarms, 2014-2018,” examining verified alarms in greater Boston and central New England.

The upgraded addressable CO detector and low frequency sounder base from Advanced is designed to meet NFPA/UL low-frequency signaling standards for sleeping areas such as hospitals, hotels and multi-occupancy residential applications.

The U.S. fire market was steady and strong in 2018, with an equal or better outlook for 2019.

A city in Wyoming refused to issue a certificate of occupancy to a hotel because the owner failed to install a fire alarm system. The plaintiff, the contractor, submitted renovation building plans to the city stating that a fire sprinkler system would be installed consistent with NFPA Standard 13.

One area of life safety protection that is typically slow to change is fire protection.

The Honeywell Home SiXCOMBO detector is easy for dealers to install, and can provide part of an important life-safety solution.