Sharpening Your Wiring Skills: Key Points From NFPA 70
Throughout NFPA 72 there is reference to another code that both the designer and installer of fire alarm systems need to understand and follow: NFPA 70, “National Electrical Code.”
Throughout NFPA 72 there is reference to another code that both the designer and installer of fire alarm systems need to understand and follow: NFPA 70, “National Electrical Code.”
There have been several changes over the past few years in regards to notification appliances. Fire-safety expert Shane Clary brings you up to speed.
Installers should take this quiz to determine how well they know the NFPA 70 National Electric Code (NEC) as it pertains to speakers installed in plenum and acoustical ceiling tile.
Eaton has added new devices to its Wheelock Exceder LED3 line designed to meet code requirements for sleeping areas.
Familiarize yourself with various types of fire suppression systems and where installation standards can be found.
The webcast, presented by NFPA, will cover the Code’s new mounting height requirements for fire alarm control units, new requirements for Class N circuit protection, new document storage requirements and more.
NFPA 72’s signaling code shift that allows the overriding of the fire alarm control panel in the event of a non-fire emergency represents the potential for innovation in the industry.
Keynote speakers at the NFPA conference’s general session include Keller Rinaudo, CEO and co-founder of Zipline, a drone delivery company focused on healthcare.
Check out the new testing standard being cooked up by UL to help combat kitchen-related nuisance alarms, as well as the latest in detector technology.
The new standard establishes preparedness, response and recovery benchmarks with a focus on integrated protocol and civilian and responder safety.
This white paper presents practicable considerations for moving to the cloud, with recommendations on how to evaluate cloud-based security management solutions.
This free webinar will help you learn how successful dealmakers continually and successfully benefit from the Deal market in the alarm and security industries, no matter which way the market is going.
