A fire alarm system is a number of devices working together to detect and warn people through visual and audio appliances when smoke, fire, carbon monoxide or other emergencies are imminent. These alarms may be activated from smoke detectors and heat detectors. Fire protection can protect your assets at all times with greater efficiency and reliability.
Installing a new fire alarm system means meeting local, state and national codes and that is best left to the professionals. Meeting crucial requirements and working with a certified team of professionals is essential when you need to build and install various fire alarm systems. Illinois distributors and expert security companies will guarantee fire alarm and security products and services to the business community.
Specialized engineers and technicians can deliver technical sales support, engineering, and system testing to property owners, property managers, and electrical contractors. You want to be sure you and your property are in good hands.
Continuing Safety – Maintenance & Monitoring
When a monitored alarm activates, you will want the appropriate person to know about it immediately. Quick reaction to every alarm gives you constant security. If there is fire, a break-in or if someone pushes a panic button, alarm monitoring teams should be aware of it the moment it happens. Emergency agencies can be called into action immediately—police, fire, ambulance or any necessary support services should be called and given the address where the fire alarm systems are being activated. All of this should happen within minutes of the alarm being sounded.
24/7 Monitoring
In 2014, there were more than 1 million fires reported in the United States. These fires caused more than 300 civilian deaths and more than $11 billion in property damage. About 500 Americans pass away each year from accidentally becoming exposed to carbon monoxide and another 15,000 are forced to seek medical attention. An alarm system that can detect dangerous levels of smoke, heat and carbon monoxide and also alert the appropriate emergency personnel within seconds is invaluable. Approximately 2,755 deaths, 12,200 injuries and $6.8 billion in property loss due to residential fires are reported each year in Canada
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