Fire pumps are essential for fire protection systems, especially in large buildings like high-rises and warehouses that rely on water-based or interconnected fire suppression systems. These pumps...

Fire safety in hospitals is often overlooked when people think about safety in healthcare, however, NFIRS data reveals that almost half of all fires in U.S. healthcare facilities happen in nursing...

Properly installed and maintained emergency exit signage can quickly lead your employees to safety, as disorientation is common in smoke-filled or darkened rooms and halls. When a fire or other...

In fire protection systems, backflow devices play a critical role in safeguarding both your system and the environment. These devices prevent contaminated water from flowing backward into the water...

Emergency exit lighting plays a crucial role in guiding occupants to safety during power outages or emergencies. When these lights are in top working condition, they provide essential visibility that...

Backflow, or water flowing in the wrong direction, creates environmental and plumbing problems and can delay fire sprinkler response times. To prevent water from backing into the supply line,...

For centuries, fire and life safety has been a critically important industry - and that’s not poised to change any time soon. While technology around fire detection, protection and response continues...

If a fire breaks out in a business, one of the most common lines of defense is a fire sprinkler system. They’re very effective – in fact, in buildings with properly installed maintained sprinkler...

Fire alarm systems are your business's first line of defense against fire emergencies. These systems not only detect and alert occupants of potential dangers but also notify emergency responders,...

Heating equipment is a major cause of fire deaths. Understanding and eliminating the associated risks can significantly enhance fire safety. By understanding the risks and taking some basic safety...