CO Detection

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Remember Safety When Renovating

May 1, 2009

Because people's homes can be part of their lives for many years, renovation is often undertaken to transform the living space to make it more aesthetically pleasing, functional or to serve new requirements. Whether it involves remodeling kitchens, bathrooms or other living spaces, renovation can be mind-bending.

Industry Keeps Its Cool During Intense Ice Storms

March 1, 2009

The brutal winter storms in late January that caused death and chaos from the Southern Plains to the Northeast also left scores of residents and businesses without ...

Homely Doesn’t Have to Mean Ugly

January 1, 2009

Despite multiple forces conspiring against it, the residential market still holds lots of opportunity — if you know where and how to look for it. SSI’s 2009 Residential Market Report provides you with the keys and tools for success ...

Marketing That Makes the Mark

June 1, 2008

The SAMMY Awards were in full swing at the Venetian in Las Vegas this year with seven companies splitting the wares in a dozen categories. Those that clinched a trophy and earned bragging rights are at the forefront of a wave of marketing trends in which the focus is placed squarely on exceptional customer service, and the use of ...

Fire Alarm Initiating Devices Can Be Lifesavers

May 1, 2007

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.

System Sensor CO1224 Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector

December 1, 2006

System Sensor of St. Charles, Ill., a Honeywell company, introduces the CO1224, a 12/24V carbon monoxide (CO) detector designed for use with security and fire alarm control panels.

3M Macurco CM-S1 Carbon Monoxide Detector

August 1, 2006

The CM-S1 carbon monoxide detector by Macurco of Englewood, Colo., is well suited for residential and commercial use. The unit can be installed using a flush, surface or wall box mount.

New Sensations in Fire Sensors

October 1, 2005

Life safety is one of the most important elements associated with buying or building a new business or home. Prospective buyers are likely to insist on smoke protection and carbon monoxide (CO) detection when considering a new purchase. This is especially true in residential structures where smoke often kills before the flames reach the occupants or where CO can severely injure or kill when it goes undetected.