Articles Tagged with ''fire alarm''

A recent case in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania addressed the issue of whether a fire protection and monitoring contractor may be held liable for negligence to an insured’s subrogating insurers for alleged failures in the inspection and maintenance of a fire suppression system. 

A recent United States District Court case in Kentucky addressed whether a defendant alarm and fire security service provider was entitled to summary judgment on negligence and contract-based claims arising from alleged failure of a fire alarm and sprinkler system. 

Industry experts talk technology advancements, challenges and opportunities in the fire alarm space.

Industry experts note exciting trends driving the market forward.

This next-generation workstation from Johnson Controls includes an advanced interface and feature set that enhances the fire alarm management experience, helping facility teams keep their buildings protected around the clock.

The 4017ES fire alarm control unit is ideal for a variety of small to mid-size buildings in a cost-effective package.

The grand opening ribbon cutting is set for Wednesday April 30, 2025, at Noon.

Experts weigh in on how smart building technology is improving communication, efficiency and data gathering to provide a more precise and transparent view of a structures fire safety.

This year’s Monitoring Today Supplement takes on the issue of false alarms.

The Ajax security system has reportedly demonstrated remarkable durability and reliability even in extreme Arctic conditions.