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.
Public emergency alarm reporting systems consist of alarm boxes and alarm processing equipment that communicate on a wired or wireless network(s).
A small placement change within NFPA 72 may make a big impact on “immediately” handling alarms.
Latest CO detector requirement changes address monitoring stations, battery operation and more.
Fire-safety expert Shane Clary goes over proposed NFPA changes that include sprinkler placement, CO detection and more.
Other proposed NFPA changes tackle detector requirements and ceiling placement.
How you maintain a fire alarm system could be the difference between life and death. Here’s how to address this matter.
Installing heat and smoke detectors continues to be a steady job. Find out how to stoke customers’ flames of approval by including the latest tech and addressing requests and logistical concerns.
The n.FORM system is said to allow for almost unlimited zoning capabilities within and across facilities.
Chapter 14 of NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code, is the only chapter that is retroactive.
Hear from industry veteran and CEO of PSA Bill Bozeman on his four decades working in security integration with the country’s leading systems integrators.
Join us for this free webcast as Tim Whall, CEO of ADT Security Services, speaks about his customer service philosophy and how he helped transform ADT from good to great in less than two years.
