Fire Detection & Critical Conditions Detection

A fire and other natural hazards can destroy or damage your inventory and provide your competitors with the edge to win over your customers.

Smart technology smoke detectors have diagnostic and output warnings to advise you of reduced sensitivity, which may result in a slow response to a fire situation.

Smoke detectors should be installed on each enclosed floor or area of the building.

Because the smoke from fires is usually thick and dark, it is essential to have numerous smoke detectors to warn your employees of the imminent danger before the smoke causes disorientation and loss of life.

Some fires can be as hot as 690 degrees F at shoulder-height. Fires that generate this intense heat do not smolder, nor do they create smoke. Heat detectors are designed to recognize this type of fire. Heat detectors should be located in those areas where flames would be most likely be generated, such as the utility rooms and work areas with fire hazards.

The monitoring of critical conditions in your business is essential to provide safety for you, your employees and your assets. Critical condition devices are those devices such as water and low temperature sensors, gas and carbon monoxide sensors. A low temp sensor strategically positioned in your business can detect a heating device failure and prevent costly damage to the building's plumbing network.

Strategically positioned water sensors placed throughout your business can detect water leakage in the early stages to reduce costly clean up and damage to both your business and valued inventory. Buildings utilizing natural gas should have sensors to provide early warnings of a leakage. This could make the difference in saving your business and livelihood.

Carbon Monoxide in the business place can be potentially dangerous. Detectors can provide early warning of the potential hazard. To prevent water damage, our monitoring station (company) provides water flow supervisory monitoring. Information is reported to the central station whenever water begins to flow through a sprinkler. If unsupervised, the water damage that occurs can be even more costly than the fire.

How can my business benefit from Fire Detection?

• Reduced chance of losing building equipment and inventory
• Early warning allowing you to get your staff to safety
• Immediate response to fire and critical conditions