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Don’t Rely On Outdated Commercial Fire Alarm Systems
Time and money are constant concerns for any business, and many businesses find it difficult to find the capital needed to maintain, repair, and replace their aging commercial fire alarm systems. Over time, this can present a deadly serious threat to the business because old systems simply won’t provide the protection required to protect lives and property. While it is penny wise, it is ultimately pound foolish and can cost a business dearly should an emergency present itself. Detection Diminished With Age for Commercial Fire Alarm Systems Yesterday’s technology can wear out and lose effectiveness over time. Wires can become loose, shorts can develop, sensors can become blocked, and any number of components can seize up and stop functioning. Many of these problems are not readily apparent and may be missed on a visual inspection. These factors can degrade the detection systems functionality and create gaps in the security envelope that can cost precious moments should a fire ignite. Conditions Can Affect Performance of Older Commercial Fire Alarm Systems The conditions commercial fire alarm systems are subjected to on a daily basis can have a significant impact on their performance in a fire. For example, if the system is situated […]
Read MoreMoments Matter So The Need To Ensure Your Commercial Fire Alarm System Operates Properly Cannot Be Understated
Moments matter when a fire begins to consume a residential structure. As the fire engulfs the home it will consume precious oxygen, make corridors impassable and block routes of escape. Often, it is mere seconds that separate survivors from fire victims. A fire alarm system gives homeowners the moments and seconds they need to get everyone in the family out of the home and away from danger. Fires Have Voracious Appetites Many people are surprised to learn that fires can double in size every minute. Depending on the fuel sources available, a fire can go from smoldering to free burning in seconds. The heat and smoke generated during the combustion process can ignite confusion, fear, and make it impossible to evacuate. The typical house fire burns at temperatures exceeding 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit. Fire alarm systems equipped with heat detectors are designed to detect the growth of a fire. When the heat detector and sensors determine a rapid rise in temperature is occurring within the home, they trigger the alarm. This trigger point is usually set somewhere between 117 and 136 degrees Fahrenheit. Thus, fire alarm systems are designed to detect fire early before it has had a chance to engulf […]
Read MoreDon’t Delay – Invest In A Modern Commercial Fire Alarm System Today
Investing in a commercial fire alarm system is key for keeping office or warehouse employees safe and protecting the property. Lacking a commercial system, your property and workers are vulnerable to fire, smoke damage, and potential injuries. A commercial fire alarm system is a significant investment, but the advantages are invaluable, ensuring protection for your business. A commercial fire alarm system can prevent property damage The most important reason to invest in a commercial fire alarm system is to prevent fire. A state-of-the-art commercial system picks up the smallest trace of smoke, which means the fire department is alerted right away, keeping the small flames from exploding into a large fire. A professionally installed commercial fire alarm system ensures you’ll never have fire spreading throughout the building. A commercial fire alarm system can contact the fire department immediately When you’re facing fire or smoke, time is of the essence. The sooner you contact the proper authorities, the less damage you incur. A commercial fire alarm system detects smoke or fire and alerts the fire department as soon as possible, greatly reducing the amount of time between the initial smoke or fire and the fire department response. An automatic alert system […]
Read MoreA Modern Commercial Fire Alarm System Gives Rapid Response Warnings To Help Save Lives
Moments matter when a fire ignites. The typical fire doubles in size every 60 seconds. It can double even faster if flammable liquids or explosives are ignited by the blaze. A commercial fire alarm system won’t prevent a fire from igniting, and it won’t slow it down, but it will give people the warning they need to evacuate the area. These moments matter and often mean the difference between life and death. These are the real benefits of a commercial fire alarm system. A Commercial Fire Alarm System is an Inexpensive Investment in Early Warning Installing a commercial fire alarm system in a new building runs roughly $2 per square foot of coverage area, and slightly more if the alarm is being installed as part of a retrofit. However, the real investment is in the safety of your employees, clients, and visitors to your property. A functioning fire alarm ensures that if a fire ever erupts that they won’t get caught off guard and suffer potentially fatal burns and smoke inhalation. In fact, according to the National Fire Protection Association, the majority of fire related casualties are not caused by burns, rather they are the result of toxic smoke inhalation. […]
Read MoreA Professionally Installed Commercial Fire Alarm System Is The Most Cost Effective And Efficient Method To Prevent Devastating Loss Due To Fire
A commercial fire alarm system will give you the most efficient and cost effective smoke and fire protection. With greater detection and early warnings, your business is more secure for those that work and shop at your location. Commercial fire alarm system detectors The most common types of commercial fire alarm system detectors include smoke detectors, heat detectors and flame detectors. Each type of detector is designed to sense one or more elements associated with a fire and provide an alert Smoke detectors provide an alert when smoke particles are present. They are able to respond quickly to even the smallest particle of smoke resulting from flames or hot fires. Heat detectors are used when smoke may be present as a normal part of the business’s manufacturing process. These sensors can detect a broad temperature change or at a predetermined temperature setpoint and provide an alert to a potential fire threat. Flame detectors detect the different spectrums of light emitted by flames including infrared, visible, and ultraviolet light and provide an alert when potential fires are present. A commercial fire alarm system is the best way to avoid a disaster The number one reason for installing a commercial fire alarm […]
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