Fire sprinkler systems are one of the most effective forms of fire protection available. They respond quickly to a fire, protecting lives and property, before the fire department arrives on the scene. Do you know the different types of fire… Continue Reading
A water mist system utilizes fine droplets of water to extinguish a fire. Water mist fire protection systems were developed to provide an alternative to traditional fire sprinklers in applications where water damage should be minimized. How Does Water… Continue Reading
Early detection and awareness of a fire is critical to protecting lives and property. Fire alarm and detection systems play a key role in alerting building occupants of fires and buying them the time that is needed to safely exit… Continue Reading
In New York City, buildings must be compliant with NYC Fire Code. If you have a property in this area, you need to be aware of the NYC fire code or run the risk of being issued an FDNY Violation.… Continue Reading
How to avoid an electrical fire. When looking at how to avoid an electrical fire, there’s many important factors to consider. This article takes a look at some of the best precautionary measures and also what to do in the… Continue Reading
Fire Sprinklers are a great way to protect your property from a fire. Fire sprinkler systems automatically respond a fire, reacting quickly and limiting property damage. If you own a commercial or residential building, chances are you’ll want fire sprinkler… Continue Reading
Life safety systems are made up of elements that are designed to protect your building and its occupants during a fire or emergency situation. There are many components that make up life safety systems. Having an integrated and fully functioning… Continue Reading
A gas detection system detects the presence of harmful gases inside or outside of a building. These gases may be toxic to humans or they could be combustible and cause a deadly fire. When a gas detection system is interfaced… Continue Reading
An Inergen Fire Suppression system uses the naturally occurring gases nitrogen, argon, and carbon dioxide to put out a fire. It is a clean agent system that can be used in applications where water is not suitable for fire protection.… Continue Reading
When it comes to fire safety, high rise buildings have additional challenges that are not found in low rise buildings. In high rises, the time it takes to exit a building is longer, the number of people in the building… Continue Reading