AFP Blog
Reducing False Alarms – Avoid Costly Fines and Disruption from Non-Emergency Alarm Activation
False fire alarms are disruptive, costly, and potentially dangerous. Every time a fire alarm activates, building occupants must evacuate and the fire department responds. If it turns out to be a false alarm, it wastes valuable resources and may even result in fines....Preparing Your Fire Sprinkler System for Winter
As colder months approach, it’s important to ensure your fire protection systems are ready to perform when needed. Winter weather can bring unique challenges, especially for dry sprinkler systems. A little preparation now can prevent costly damage and downtime later. ...Silent Knight Product Retirement & Discontinuation: What It Means for You
Fire alarm technology, like all life-safety equipment, evolves over time. Components eventually reach the end of their life cycle due to factors such as parts availability, updated technology, or new regulatory requirements. Honeywell has announced product...
Quarterly Sprinkler Inspections: Required by Code — Even If Your Fire Marshal Isn’t Asking
At Associated Fire Protection, a common question we hear from building owners and facility managers is: “The fire marshal only asks for an annual inspection, so why are you telling me I need quarterly sprinkler inspections?” It’s a fair question — and the answer comes...
