Most occupied commercial buildings are required to have a fire alarm system. These fire alarm systems are monitored and can be tied into the sprinkler system that is in the building, as well.Fire alarms systems normally require a second phone line for the sole purpose of contacting the Central Monitoring station. However, newer equipment on the market does not require a second phone line due to cellular technology.
Most commercial fire systems are required by the local Authority Housing Jurisdiction (AHJ) to be inspected and tested on a routine bases according the codes of the city municipality in which your building is located. Work with a company who offers maintenance programs that provide regular, no-hassle service calls to your location and certified inspections on your fire system.
Components of a fire alarm system include the panel (brains of the system), fire keypad, pull stations, smoke detectors, horns, strobes or other enunciating devices.
Most commercial fire systems are required by the local Authority Housing Jurisdiction (AHJ) to be inspected and tested on a routine bases according the codes of the city municipality in which your building is located. Work with a company who offers maintenance programs that provide regular, no-hassle service calls to your location and certified inspections on your fire system.
Atronic Alarms, Inc. is one of the few companies in the area that is UUJS Certified to install fire alarm systems in commercial-rated buildings that require a U.L. Certified Alarm Installation. The Atronic consultants work with fire marshals on a consistent basis and represent your company at all fire alarm inspections to get your Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO).
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