Fire Alarms

Powers Protection Fire Alarms Service

Testing your fire alarm system is required under Fire Alarm Regulations and should be undertaken on a regular basis to ensure it is still in working order. Failure to do this could result in the local Fire Department serving an enforcement notice requiring compliance. It also should be noted that, should the company ignore this, the local fire marshal has the authority to shut the building until it is brought back up to meet fire safety standards. Fire alarm systems in good working order can save lives and as a company you do not want to be held liable for injuries. Powers Protection advises regular fire alarm testing and risk assessments to help keep your work place safe and your company fire regulations complaint and up-to-date.

Prompt Fire Detection

The key reason why people install devices like smoke detectors is to sense a fire in its initial stages. A visual or audible signal alerts building occupants to immediately follow safe egress routes, illuminated by emergency lighting and exit signage. If necessary, you can utilize the available fire extinguishers along the way to assist in safe escape.

Meanwhile, the alarm system, which is connected to the local fire department, notifies them immediate response is required. With early detection comes quick response, thus reducing potential damage or danger to life.

Prevent Smoke Inhalation

A fire alarm will enable occupants of a building to head for safety before they are exposed to smoke or other dangerous substances that can be found in commercial or industrial settings such as hydrogen cyanide, carbon monoxide and ammonia, among others.

Fire Alarm Benefits

Early Detection

Insurance Discounts

24/7 Monitoring

Easy & Affordable

Commercial Fire Alarm Monitoring

A monitored fire alarm system provides commercial businesses with early warning fire detection and life safety for the occupants of the business when it is monitored 24/7. Powers Protection will design and install these systems when it is required by the AHJ, we monitor and service established systems and provide annual or biannual required inspections.