Like all electrical devices, fire alarm bells require extra consideration during outdoor installations. QRFS explains how fire sprinkler systems use alarm bells, discusses how you can mount a fire alarm bell outside, and sheds some light on the available weatherproofing options.
In the second installment in our fire inspection series, this blog helps you find a qualified 3rd-party fire inspector for your building or business.
Fire inspections are part of any building or business owner’s responsibilities. This first installment in our two-part series explains what to look for and points you to some resources to help you get your building up to code and fire-safe!
Brass sprinkler extensions take the worry out of sprinkler drops that are cut too short! Learn about sprinkler extensions and what we offer here at QRFS in today’s blog.
‘Tis the season for fireplaces and Christmas trees. Learn best practices to keep you and your family FIRE-safe during the holiday season!
A surface mounted fire extinguisher cabinet is found in commercial or industrial buildings and it is, as the name implies, mounted on the surface of the wall. Learn more about this product and the specific Strike First models we carry at QRFS.
A sprinkler fitter can typically mount 50-60 flexible sprinkler drops in an hour vs. 6 to 10 of a more traditional rigid pipe style. Learn about this great addition to any sprinkler system that can save fitters time and ensure more even sprinkler spacing.
FDC Caps or Plugs protect Fire Department Connections (FDCs) from dirt, dust, and debris so they’re fully functional in an emergency. Learn about this product here!
A recessed fire extinguisher cabinet is found in commercial or industrial buildings and is fully recessed into a wall. Learn more about this product and the Strike First model we carry at QRFS.
If colleges bring in over $360 Billion dollars in revenue annually and over 3,000 fires are started in college housing in that same time period, how much of their revenue should be dedicated to ensuring students are adequately protected from fire? You don’t need to know Calculus to understand the benefits – just read today’s blog!
