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  5 Experts Examine Emergency Communications, Part 2 of 2

5 Experts Examine Emergency Communications, Part 2 of 2

November 2, 2011
In this follow-up blog, Editor-in-Chief Scott Goldfine shares highlights from a media forum addressing emergency communications featuring Jack Poole, principal of Poole Fire Protection in Olathe, Kan.; Bob Farm, project manager for United Fire Protection in Kenilworth, N.J.; Bob Kaczmarek, vice president of sales & marketing for FireTron Inc. of Stafford, Tex.; John Wojdan, president of Great Lakes Building Systems in Buffalo, N.Y.; and Peter Ebersold, marketing director for NOTIFIER.
  5 Experts Examine Emergency Communications, Part 1 of 2

5 Experts Examine Emergency Communications, Part 1 of 2

October 28, 2011
In this blog, Editor-in-Chief Scott Goldfine shares highlights from a media forum addressing emergency communications featuring Jack Poole, principal of Poole Fire Protection in Olathe, Kan.; Bob Farm, project manager for United Fire Protection in Kenilworth, N.J.; Bob Kaczmarek, vice president of sales & marketing for FireTron Inc. of Stafford, Tex.; John Wojdan, president of Great Lakes Building Systems in Buffalo, N.Y.; and Peter Ebersold, marketing director for NOTIFIER.

What to Do When You Encounter Abandoned Cable

March 23, 2011
Everywhere I go instructors, educators and fire authorities seem intent on having cable pullers remove all unused wire in retrofit situations. I got to thinking, “Wonder if one day an inspector tells one of my own installers to remove some unused cable without any regard to the building owner. What will happen if he had plans to use it sometime in the future?”

SIA, ESA Urge Lawmakers to Support CO Prevention Act

December 21, 2009
Security Industry Association (SIA) and Electronic Security Association (ESA) are rallying support for the Residential Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Prevention Act (S. 1216), which would promote the use of CO detectors and advance technical standards.
  Military Housing Facility Receives Life Safety Solution

Military Housing Facility Receives Life Safety Solution

December 11, 2009

The first privatized community for unaccompanied military personnel breaks new ground with the help of GE Security. GE's integrated access control and fire and life safety solutions helps keep San Diego's sailors safe.

  System Sensor Intelligent Sounder Bases

System Sensor Intelligent Sounder Bases

November 9, 2009
St. Charles, Ill.-based System Sensor launches its B200SR intelligent sounder bases. The sounder bases support the System Sensor synchronization protocol, enabling them to be used as part of the general evacuation signal - fully meeting UL 268 and UL 464.

Critical Signal Technologies Acquires Medical Alert Provider

November 5, 2009
Critical Signal Technologies (CST) has acquired the stock and assets of GTL Inc., dba Link Technologies Inc., which operates Link to Life, a medical alert service provider. Terms of the agreement between the two privately held companies were not disclosed..

ADT Offers CO Poisoning Prevention Tips

October 23, 2009
ADT Security Services has put together a list of tips to help prevent carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning this winter season. With the increased use of fuel-burning space heaters and portable generators during the colder months comes an increased need for CO poisoning prevention.

SimplexGrinnell Highlights Emergency Preparedness

October 6, 2009
Fire and life safety provider SimplexGrinnell highlighted its emergency planning and preparedness capabilities at ASIS 2009 Seminar and Exhibits in Anaheim, Calif.
  NOTIFIER NOTI-FIRE-NET Fire Alarm Network

NOTIFIER NOTI-FIRE-NET Fire Alarm Network

October 5, 2009
NOTIFIER of Northford, Conn., releases its high-speed NOTI-FIRE-NET fire alarm network, which operates nearly 40 times faster than its standard network platform while supporting twice as many nodes, according to the company.
  Casinos Can’t Afford to Gamble Life Safety

Casinos Can’t Afford to Gamble Life Safety

October 5, 2009

Mull over the safeguarding of a casino and instantaneously video surveillance comes to mind. But how about considering the fire/life-safety perspective? A Reno, Nev., facility serves as an example of what it takes to provide casinos with solutions that satisfy both codes and the unique demands of these customers.

  Disasters Require Preparing for the Worst

Disasters Require Preparing for the Worst

July 1, 2009

For a business owner, responding to a disaster - be it natural or man made - begins with careful preparation long before the calamity ever strikes. Having a detailed disaster preparedness plan to implement when called for can mean the difference between getting a business running again quickly or rendered entirely ineffective for an extended period. Or even worse.

  PERS: The Perfect RMR Opportunity

PERS: The Perfect RMR Opportunity

June 1, 2009

PERS is a term that is gathering familiarity in the electronic security industry vernacular. Known as personal emergency response systems, these monitored devices are designed to summon help in the event of various urgent situations such as when an elderly person falls.

  Blood Bank Receives Safety Transfusion

Blood Bank Receives Safety Transfusion

May 1, 2009

The Oklahoma Blood Institute called on STAMPSCO Fire & Security to design and overhaul its fire/life-safety system to accommodate multisite operations in two states. The integrator provided a solution that includes voice evac, expandable networking and remote monitoring.

  School Is In Session

School Is In Session

April 1, 2009

The federal stimulus package has allocated $53.6 billion to the U.S. Department of Education that will provide funding for the installation of fire/life-safety systems in ...

  Upscale Security for Highbrow Development

Upscale Security for Highbrow Development

November 1, 2008

Located in the heart of the MetroWest master-planned community in Orlando, Fla., a new Italian-style village center called ...

  Fire Side Chat: Benefits of Home Lighting Control

Fire Side Chat: Benefits of Home Lighting Control

December 1, 2006
In 2004, there were 1.56 million fires attended by fire departments across the United States, with more than a half-million taking place within a structure of some type. An overwhelming majority of them, 410,500 to be exact (78 percent), took place in a home, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) of Quincy, Mass.
  ADI Fireblanket

ADI Fireblanket

January 1, 2005
Security companies can now do more than merely help their customers detect a fire in progress. The Fireblanket, distributed by ADI of Mellville, N.Y., offers dealers an unusual opportunity to be proactive in fire protection, not just fire detection.

Zoo's Life Safety System Protects Reptile Handlers

March 1, 2002
A building full of venomous spiders, snakes, lizards, insects and creepy-crawly things - Eeeooooooh! It's enough to make anyone's hair stand on end. Yet this was the very environment where American Detection Specialists Inc. of Springfield, Mo., installed an award-winning wireless security system.

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