One of the most important devices on your fire suppression system is the pull station. This is the manual means of operation for the employees or business owners to set off the fire suppression system in case of a fire. The remote pull station is mounted on the path of egress towards the exit of … Read more
Month: December 2019
As a restaurant grows and expands, the kitchen grows too. Suddenly, the fryers aren’t big enough, and more cooking gadgets are needed. So, the restaurant buys new equipment and starts using it. The problem is, if your existing fire protection system isn’t designed for it or can’t handle the new equipment, you’re left with little … Read more
Your kitchen’s fire suppression system has a special way of detecting fires or excessive heat behind the vent hood filters. This important detection line is the only automatic way your vent hood wet chemical system knows when to kick in and keep your kitchen safe. Trained technicians are the ones who keep an eye on … Read more
Making sure your kitchen’s fire suppression system works right is a big deal for business owners. There’s this important part called the Nozzle Cap that stops grease from piling up in the system. If these caps aren’t on properly, your system might not work if there’s a fire. When us certified technicians check things twice … Read more
Understanding the K-Class Fire Extinguisher is crucial for your commercial kitchen’s safety. It’s not just a tool; it’s a key part of training your staff on what to do during a grease fire. Using the wrong extinguisher can make the fire worse, causing more damage. The K-Class extinguisher is like the superhero for fires involving … Read more
For a long time, Fire Suppression Inspections have been done using paper reports. But now, there’s something new that’s changing the game: Photo Documented Reports. These reports are taking fire safety to a whole new level by including pictures of each inspection. Why is this important? Well, it’s all about making sure everything is done … Read more