There are many types of fire suppression systems available for facilities that all have different ways of suppressing fires. All of them have different properties and different ways they work but all work to accomplish the same goal. There are… Continue Reading
Dry chemical fire suppression systems are a type of fire protection system. There are wet chemical and dry chemical suppression systems. These types of systems use a Class ABC dry chemical agent for Class A, B, and C fires. They… Continue Reading
Fire protection equipment technology has continued to improve since the first fire sprinkler system was patented in 1872 by Philip W. Pratt. Firetrace is a fire detection and fire suppression system manufacturer that has continued to invest and improve the… Continue Reading
Did you know that equipment such as large dump trucks in the mines and buses for public transportation can have the same fire protection offered to them as your home or place of business? With today’s fire protection technology… Continue Reading
In a hospital, patient health and safety are the top priorities. Installing a fire protection system should also be a priority, as it will promote the safety of the patients, staff, and visitors of the hospital. A Hospital’s Unique Risks… Continue Reading
Making sure your building has proper fire protection and keeping your fire protection systems up to date can be daunting tasks. Luckily, Reliance Fire Protection has posted a Fire Protection Guide for Building Managers that has helpful information you need… Continue Reading
Adding home fire sprinkler systems have never been easier. Whether you are building a new home or retrofitting a fire sprinkler system to your current home, there are many reasons and incentives to consider doing so. Adding a fire sprinkler… Continue Reading
Fire Suppression Systems Fire Protection For Highly Hazardous Material Fire suppression systems use water, inert gasses, clean agents, dry chemicals, or foam to put out fires very quickly and efficiently. Inert gas or clean agent fire suppression systems can be… Continue Reading
Fire suppression systems are often necessary in many industries to maximize the safety of the occupants and assets within a building. A fire suppression system is used to control and extinguish a fire, often using wet or dry chemicals. When… Continue Reading
A commonly asked question in the fire protection world is the difference between fire sprinkler and fire suppression systems. Many people do not realize that fire sprinklers and fire suppression systems have major differences and have varying applications. Overall, fire… Continue Reading