Fire alarm systems and detectors are great devices that help recognize potential fire hazards. These systems are a necessity for every commercial establishment, but the efficiency and reliability of these systems have also attracted the attention of some homeowners. Buying, installing, and maintaining systems like these, is not as simple as it seems.
For your fire prevention systems to work properly, it must pass and exceed the requirements that are written in the NFPA 72 (National Fire Alarm Code). It is a standard code that was published by the National Fire Protection Association and states the proper application, location, and etc. of fire alarm systems.
It gets updated regularly, bringing the latest provisions to meet the changing fire detection, signaling, and emergency communication demands of today.
