Protect Your Property and Personnel with a Commercial Fire Alarm System

Fire is one of the many threats to your building. A single fire can cause untold damage to property and potentially harm the people in your building. Beyond having the basics of fire safety such as extinguishers and blankets, a commercial fire alarm system keeps employees safe, have advanced features and protect your property. Combine with a safety policy and be ready if disaster strikes.

Employee Safety

Employees often work better when they feel safe at their place of work. A comprehensive fire safety plan and system enable them to have peace of mind while working. If a fire starts, they are comforted by the fact that there is a plan to protect them. Quick action helps protect them and their work.

Advanced Features

A traditional building system may include overhead sprinklers, but many of the new commercial fire alarm systems come with advanced features. With continued technological advancement, these systems may provide even more lifesaving features. Protect your property and employees by looking for features such as:

  • Fire location protection
  • Temperature monitoring
  • Automatic calls to response center 24/7
  • Guided instructions for safety
  • Gas level monitoring

Property Protection

Electrical components, misplaced cigarettes or other things can spark a fire in your building. Having a comprehensive state-of-the-art system can help isolate the flames to one area allowing staff to exit the facility away from hazards. Isolating a fire can also protect the rest of your property in the building. Fast acting systems can prevent a fire from raging out of control and creating a huge disaster.

Fires can cause damage beyond the property of the building. One fire can render the workplace unsuitable for business long after the flames have gone out. Company morale can be negatively affected as well. Hiring a professional electrician can install a commercial fire alarm system to help dissipate some of the negative side effects of a fire.