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| Fire Alarm Systems are often considered a requirement for insurance and building codes. The primary purpose of building codes is to preserve life while secondarily reducing property loss. In commercial surroundings, initiating a fire alarm is usually automatic. Government committees and laws have entered the scene, such as ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), which has requirements for the height, location and visual/audible specifications of system components. |
| Contractors should be a step ahead of the customer, like yourself, in noting the requirements, often overlooked. Suggestions and ideas should be part of the design. Working with insurance carriers from the beginning can often result in quite large savings for the company. |
| Honeywell and Carolina Protective Systems have the capability to offer the design and installation of the latest in fire detection systems. and Carolina Protective Systems have the capability to offer the design and installation of the latest in fire detection systems. |