by Francis McKay | Jul 20, 2023 | Communication Systems, Fire Protection Services
Any facility, be it an office building, hospital, stadium, or others, now has to meet minimum standards for communication signal strength. This is meant to ensure that first responders can communicate clearly to begin with because, in the past, signal “dead...
by Francis McKay | Jun 6, 2023 | Fire Protection Services
According to one of the recent studies, the U.S. fire departments respond to over 1,200 warehouse fires annually. Most of the fires are caused by heating or electrical equipment, and many of them also cause the loss of life. The presence of sprinkler systems in...
by Francis McKay | Feb 22, 2023 | Fire Protection Services
As building owners, you understand the importance of ensuring the safety and security of your properties and tenants. In the modern era of technology, bi-directional notification systems have emerged as a game-changer in the world of business security. The team at...
by Francis McKay | Jan 3, 2022 | Fire Protection Services
Carbon dioxide fire suppression systems are used to extinguish fires by removing oxygen from the equation. Quite simply, fire requires a fuel source, oxygen, and heat to continue burning. When a carbon dioxide system activates, CO2 rapidly displaces the oxygen in a...
by Francis McKay | Sep 22, 2021 | Fire Alarm Systems, Fire Protection Services, Fire Protection System, Fire Safety Tips
It is critical to have a sufficient number of smoke alarms in your house. Fire research has shown that contemporary furnishings allow fires to spread more quickly than before. As a result, having a fire alarm inspection in Bucks County is critical to maximizing your...
by Francis McKay | Sep 8, 2021 | Fire Protection Services, Services
For your business to prevent fires and any associated damages, it’s crucial to invest in fire protection systems as soon as possible. This is not only for the safety of expensive equipment but also for the safety of you and your workers. Keystone Fire and Security is...
