What do alarms mean in fires

That is not to mention your credibility with the business community. With services being rendered nationwide, Nexus Alarm and Suppression can provide you with low voltage protection and communication systems that seamlessly integrate with your facility needs.

Our smoke detection systems react quickly to notify you of a potential fire situation. Our suppression systems quickly snuff out fires in their incipient stage and our protection systems alert you to the slightest change in a protected area.

These systems integrate with your sprinkler system to ensure that water does not ruin millions of dollars in computers, inventory, and processes. All Rights Reserved.

Our Services Contact Us. Welcome to Nexus Alarm and Suppression Ask yourself a question. New Orleans firefighters take to ladders to battle the six-alarm fire spreading between two buildings in the block of Canal Street on Wednesday Jan.

New Orleans firefighters take to ladders to battle a six-alarm fire spreading between two buildings in the block of Canal Street in New Orleans on Jan. It's now been transformed into a short-term rental. Photo by Chris Granger, Nola. The fire was still active as of a. Wednesday Jan. Image via David Mora - davidmora on Twitter. Image via David Mora- davidmora on Twitter. Fire Alarm Response. When the fire alarm sounds in your building: Immediately evacuate the building to the outside.

NEVER go back to retrieve personal belongings. Move away from the front of the building to allow the fire fighters and their trucks to access the building. If there is an incident on the upper floors, the area underneath is the hazard zone and that is where you will be injured by falling glass and debris.

What do I do if I discover a fire in a building? If you discover a fire or smoke condition: Do not panic. If the fire is in a room or small area, confine the spread of the smoke and fire by closing the room doors prior to leaving the building, but only if it is safe to do so.

Evacuate the building to the outside and warn others of the fire on the way out.