Resideo Launches Professionally Monitored Combo Smoke/Heat and CO Detector
Resideo says its Honeywell Home SiXCOMBO is the industry’s first two-way, professionally monitored, wireless, combination smoke/heat and carbon monoxide detector.
Resideo says its Honeywell Home SiXCOMBO is the industry’s first two-way, professionally monitored, wireless, combination smoke/heat and carbon monoxide detector.
Honeywell says the redesigned line offers improved system reliability against false alarms, expanded color offerings and modern design.
Fire safety expert Shane Clary shares what fire and life-safety products from Honeywell, Potter Electric and more caught his eye at ISC West.
Honeywell unveiled a handful of new technologies including fire alarm control panels from Silent Knight, Fire-Lite and its Farenhyt Series at the NFPA Conference & Expo.
About 400 persons are killed in the United States every year from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning while more than 20,000 victims are sent to emergency rooms due to exposure.
Major factors fueling the market include increased spending for protection of assets and robust growth in infrastructure development.
A recent smoke alarm workshop presentation detected low consumer education.
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 EN1244 wireless smoke detector fills a void in Inovonics’ detector offerings, according to the company.
DIY home security systems provider SimpliSafe has quickly amassed a large customer base. However, an independent forensic analysis shoots holes in the company’s model, claims and technology.
In this whitepaper, we’ll take a look at the new sunset facing the security industry, the technologies that are replacing 3G, as well as examine some of the new directions that 4G and LTE can be expected to take the industry going forward.
What does it take for a security business to grow and thrive in today’s environment? Tim Whall, former CEO of ADT Security Services, recently shared techniques that he has learned in his 40 years in the business.
