5 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Emergency Lighting
Emergency lighting is easy to forget—until you need it. Here are five signs your system may be past its prime. 1. Frequent Bulb or LED…
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Seasonal Fire Safety – Tips for Winter Heating and Holiday Decorations
Winter is peak season for certain fire hazards. Heating equipment, holiday lights, and seasonal decorations can all increase your risk if not handled properly. Top…
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How Technology Is Changing Fire Protection
The fire protection industry is rapidly evolving, and new technologies are making systems smarter, faster, and more reliable than ever before. Modern Advancements Benefits to…
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Why Fire Extinguisher Training Is Critical for Employees
Fire extinguishers save lives—but only if people know how to use them. In an emergency, hesitation or misuse can make a dangerous situation worse. The…
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Sprinkler Systems – Wet vs. Dry and Which One You Need
Choosing the right sprinkler system can mean the difference between effective fire suppression and costly water damage. Wet Pipe Systems Dry Pipe Systems Other Options…
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The Hidden Dangers of Outdated Fire Protection Systems
Fire protection systems don’t last forever. While they may still “work,” aging components can fail unexpectedly, leaving your building and occupants at risk. Why Old…
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Emergency Lighting – Why It’s More Than Just Exit Signs
When the power goes out during an emergency, your building’s emergency lighting becomes critical. It’s not just about compliance—it’s about guiding people to safety. The…
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How Often Should Fire Alarms Be Tested?
Your fire alarm system is your first line of defense against a fire—but only if it works when you need it. Routine testing is not…
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Understanding NFPA Standards – A Guide for Business Owners
When it comes to protecting your building, employees, and assets, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is the gold standard. NFPA codes set the rules…
