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Fire Alarm System Inspection & Testing
Fire Alarm System Inspection & Testing
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A fire detection and suppression system may require many diverse products from extinguishers to overhead sprinkler systems, but none is as important as a functioning fire alarm system. These attention-getting mechanisms are the best method to alert people inside a building that there is a fire nearby and they should get out. Choosing the right type is important, but proper fire alarm system inspection and testing are just as important as installation is at the start.
Fire Alarm System Inspection
Experienced fire prevention system technicians understand how important it is to have a working alarm no matter what type of commercial or industrial building it protects. The inspection process has many steps that are followed rigorously to make sure that every single part of the complicated system functions in the case of an emergency.
A physical inspection begins with a thorough examination of the control panel and every pull station on the property. It continues with a visual check on all fire, smoke, and heat detectors and other components. Fire alarm system inspection also includes checking wires and connectors that relay the important messages between mechanisms.
Fire Alarm System Testing
After looking at everything for obvious problems, all fire alarms are tested to make sure they function well. Detectors in rooms, hallways, and ductwork are tested to make sure they pick up smoke and heat signatures. The alarms themselves are set off so they can be heard. In a fire alarm systems with a strobe or other lights, these are also turned on and off to make sure they can lead people to safety through thick smoke.
Fire alarm system testing is the number one way to ensure the setup will work properly every time. In conjunction with fire drills, it also allows the employees to get used to the process and learn how to get to safety as quickly as possible.
The entire fire alarm system testing and inspection process requires an experienced hand to make sure every part works as is intended. From the physical appearance of the control panel buttons to the electrical connections between sensitive sensors and alarm bells, only a 100% stamp of approval can give property owners, employees, and site visitors peace of mind and proper levels of protection in case of a fire.
Our fire and life safety system services are offered at a competitive rate and only provide the best in quality. Customer service and safety are our top priorities. Contact Metro Safety & Fire, Inc. today to schedule fire alarm system inspection and testing services or for a Free Estimate.