#409 – Disaster Preparedness & Fire Protection Systems
Is your fire protection system ready for a disaster? This National Preparedness Month, make a plan for possible emergencies.
Is your fire protection system ready for a disaster? This National Preparedness Month, make a plan for possible emergencies.
Fire hose valves on standpipe systems require regular inspections, plus tests and as-needed maintenance. Learn the essential NFPA requirements.
ITM for a fire department connection involves a quarterly inspection of all FDC components, plus a hydrostatic test every five years.
Server rooms need strong cooling and fire protection systems. QRFS examines aisle containment systems and how they can impede fire protection.
Learn about the common fire risks in a home and why the pandemic increases these dangers, plus essential home fire safety tips.
Learn when and how cities should perform hydrant flow tests—and why these measurements ensure that fire protection systems work in an emergency.
Learn when to use indicating valves on fire protection systems and how NFPA standards governing these devices have changed.
Learn the NFPA model code requirements for maintaining fire safety in churches, mosques, synagogues, and other houses of worship.
Mechanical tees make adding branch lines to fire sprinkler systems easy. Learn how mechanical tees work and how to install them.
Shutgun tools turn off activated fire sprinklers fast—and without impairing the system Whether it’s because of flying objects, coat hangers, careless construction workers, errant forklifts, or vandalism, fire sprinklers sometimes activate when there’s no fire. … Read more