Solutions for Server Room Fire Suppression In today’s digital world, server rooms are becoming the brains of businesses. They house extremely important data and technology vital for operations. Unfortunately, the significant amount of electronic equipment in these rooms also poses… Continue Reading
How To Dispose of Old Fire Extinguishers Whether your fire extinguisher has been used or stored, it may be time for a replacement. With many types of fire extinguishers available, it is important to know what type of fire extinguisher… Continue Reading
Commercial Smoke Detector Installation When looking to increase your facility’s fire safety features, you may consider installing smoke detectors. Smoke detection devices are specifically made to give warning in the presence of smoke and can help give your building occupants… Continue Reading
With ever-changing and continuous advancements in technology, there is no reason you shouldn’t have fire protection unique to your needs. Firetrace systems are a type of fire protection used to extinguish fires. Firetrace systems are designed to detect and suppress… Continue Reading
FM 200 uses an agent called heptafluoropropane, a compound containing hydrogen, carbon and fluorine that suppresses flames by absorbing the heat. This chemical compound is stored as a liquid and vaporizes as it is discharged, protecting any assets in the… Continue Reading
You should have your fire protection equipment inspected and serviced on a regular basis to ensure code compliance and avoid major, costly repairs. Fire equipment inspections can be scheduled monthly, quarterly or annually, depending on the needs of your facility.… Continue Reading
Revisit your business or building’s evacuation plan on a yearly basis. In the event of a fire or other emergency, a meticulous plan is essential to a smooth and safe evacuation, especially in large buildings with many occupants. For maximum… Continue Reading
This year, Fire Prevention Week (FPW) is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Fire Prevention Week has been sponsored by the NFPA since 1922. In 1925, FPW was made a national observance by President Calvin Coolidge. Every year, FPW is observed during… Continue Reading
Paint booths are areas for paint applications, designed to contain hazardous vapors and materials. These areas often contain paints, solvents, and other flammable substances that produce a higher risk of fire. Fires in these contained areas start when the airborne… Continue Reading
It is important that every building has a fire alarm system that is reliable and efficient in detecting a fire. The sooner a fire is detected, the safer a building’s occupants will be and the faster the fire can get… Continue Reading