October 23 2009 - Product
Northford, Conn.-based Gamewell-FCI by Honeywell has expanded its Flex Series of conventional products with the addition of two fire alarm releasing panels designed to offer flexible control of single and dual-hazard agent-based suppression or deluge systems. Both panels are listed to UL/ANSI-864 Ninth Edition standards for provision of standalone or supplemental fire protection and releasing control.
October 5 2009 - News
Prestige Alarm and Specialty Products Inc. of Birmingham, Ala. has donated an E3 Series expandable emergency evacuation system by Gamewell-FCI to the Birmingham Ronald McDonald House.
August 24 2009 - Product
Gamewell-FCI of Northford, Conn., offers FireVu, a state-of-the-art video smoke detection (VSD) system designed to effectively detect smoke in large, voluminous areas and challenging environments affected by airflow, stratification and background movement.
June 1 2006 - Product
The 602 line of fire alarm systems, manufactured by Gamewell of Northford, Conn., uses two-wire, single-pair metallic cable or fiber optics for easy installation.
January 1 2007 - Product
Gamewell-FCI, a Honeywell company, of Northford, Conn., announces that its E3 Series expandable emergency evacuation system is reportedly the first to be approved by UL for controlling smoke throughout a building/structure per the new ninth edition of UL code 864.
April 1 2007 - Product
Northford, Conn.-based, Gamewell-FCI, manufacturer of commercial fire and life-safety systems, introduces its 7100 Series of analog addressable fire alarm control panels (FACPs) designed specifically for smaller applications.
June 1 2007 - Product
Gamewell-FCI of Northford, Conn., has announced the addition of a broad range of multi-gas detection devices and controllers.
August 7 2009 - PhotoGallery
The Oklahoma Blood Institute called on integrator STAMPSCO Fire & Security to design and overhaul its fire/life-safety system to accomodate multisite operations in two states. The integrator provided a solution that includes voice evacuation, expandable networking and remote monitoring.
Read the full case study, which appeared in the May 2009 issue of Security Sales & Integration. Want an equipment list? Click here. Photos are courtesy of Gamewell-FCI.
August 5 2009 - PhotoGallery
A fire alarm control panel (FACP) receives information from sensors that detect environmental changes associated with fire, provide monitoring and enable automatic control of equipment. The panel may also supply electrical energy to operate any associated sensor, control, transmitter or relay. Addressable panels are usually much more advanced than their conventional counterparts and offer a higher degree of programming flexibility and single point detection.
July 1 2006 - Product
Gamewell-FCI of Northford, Conn., a Honeywell Fire Systems company, releases the FocalPoint central monitoring solution for campus-style use in facilities that employ multiple Gamewell-FCI fire alarm control panels.
July 9 2009 - News
Honeywell Life Safety has opened a new state-of-the-art training center 30 minutes from Chicago O’Hare Int’l Airport at its facility in Lincolnshire, Ill. The facility is open to Honeywell authorized distributors.
July 30 2009 - News
Honeywell Fire Systems has extended its limited warranty period on its fire alarm products from 18 to 36 months, effective immediately. The warranty extension applies to Honeywell's Notifier, Fire-Lite Alarms, Gamewell-FCI and Silent Knight fire alarm control systems manufactured in the U.S.
May 1 2007 - Article
Fire alarm systems are basically used in four different ways: to detect fires, respond to the manual activation of a fire alarm device, monitor signals from other fire-related systems and alert the building occupants to evacuate the building, and to alert off-site authorities so they may respond to the situation.
July 2 2009 - Article
When the time came to upgrade the security and life-safety systems at the Oklahoma Blood Institute, the management team called on integrator STAMPSCO Fire & Security for voice evac, expandable networking and remote monitoring.