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Welcome to the all new FireNetOnline - Security Mission web site. Our mission is to provide a wealth of information related to fire protection, fire safety, fire alarm technology as well as user level security. Professionals are invited to register for membership.
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 | What's In Your Favorite Trade Magazine? |
 EAST CANTON, Ohio; July 3, 2008 – Education is extremely important in the security and life-safety markets and you’re invited to vote on the best trade publication on www.FireNetOnline.net. From locksmithing to electronic security, many of these trade magazines offer up a heaping helping of critical information. Now’s your chance to vote for your favorite source of news and how-to information.
To vote, log on to www.FireNetOnline.net and look for the trade magazine survey on the right top corner. Don’t delay, vote today!
About FireNetOnline
FireNetOnline (FNO) is your one-stop source for fire protection and safety information. Most of the information you find on FNO is provided by fire professionals for fire professionals. Our mission is to provide a platform through which fire professionals can network and share information. Visit FireNetOnline on the Web at www.FireNetOnline.net.
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Posted by coloalla on Thursday, July 03 @ 22:30:03 EDT (0 reads)
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| FireNetOnline Members Invited to Create New Polls |
 EAST CANTON, Ohio; June 29, 2008 – FireNetOnline members are invited to participate in the creation of new and exciting polls on www.FireNetOnline.com. Polls are a great way to learn what others in the industry think about a specific issue. It’s also a great way to find out new trends in the industry.
About FireNetOnline
FireNetOnline (FNO) is your one-stop source for fire protection and safety information. Most of the information you find on FNO is provided by fire professionals for fire professionals. Our mission is to provide a platform through which fire professionals can network and share information. Visit our homepage at www.FireNetOnline.net. ###
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Posted by coloalla on Sunday, June 29 @ 22:18:33 EDT (12 reads)
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| Meet the FNO Experts |
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE EAST CANTON, Ohio; June 22, 2008 -- Although almost every member on FNO is an expert, we have our core group who provide direction and help to those who need it, and not only our FNO members, but the general public. Those FNO Experts are listed on our Fire Pro Finder Chart at the following web address: http://www.tpromo.com/firepros/list1.htm These men and women have made themselves available to members and nonmembers alike in an effort to assist where needed. If you have a question and you need an FNO Expert, please use this chart. If you are not sure who to contact, send me an e-mail or post your question on the BBS in the appropriate section and one of our experts will be glad to reply. To visit the FireNetOnline BBS, go to http://www.tpromo.com/fire-bbs/. Also, if FNO members who would like to make themselves available to the general public as well as other FNO members, please send an e-mail with your biographical data to firenetonline@tpromo2.com. We'll be glad to add you to our Fire Pro Finder Chart. We will soon be promoting our FNO Experts to the general public by periodic press releases and by other means. We also plan to promote our Fire Pro Finder Chart, complete with mini biographies, by enrolling this chart with the major search engines. If you are interested in becoming an integral part of FNO Experts Program, please send me an e-mail: firenetonline@tpromo2.com.
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Posted by coloalla on Sunday, June 22 @ 08:11:55 EDT (14 reads)
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| Coping With EOLs When Taking Over Existing Alarms |
Coping With EOLs When Taking Over Existing Alarms
Let's say you take over a burglar alarm system and one of the initiating zones has an EOL that you simply cannot find. Let's say the EOL value is 1,000 ohms and the system you are replacing it uses 1,300 ohms. What is a good way to deal with this issue, assuming you cannot find the existing EOL?
This is a test, so turn your papers in by the end of the period! Also, take our EOL poll on the BBS at http://www.tpromo.com/fire-bbs/viewtopic.php?t=1577
Al
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Allan B. Colombo is a technical writer
in the life-safety/fire-safety market.
www.alcolombo.us
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Posted by colombo on Saturday, May 31 @ 10:16:21 EDT (23 reads)
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| FireNetOnline Taking Article and News Submissions |
colombo writes "EAST CANTON, Ohio; May 18, 2008 -- FireNetOnline (FNO) is currently taking article submissions and news items. Share what you know with other FNO readers. Tell the world what your organization or company is up to. Communications is an important aspect of personal as well as business success.
To qualify, you must be a member of FireNetOnline. To register, click on the registration link in the log-in box. Submit your storires today. "
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Posted by coloalla on Tuesday, May 20 @ 00:00:00 EDT (25 reads)
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| Information: Nothing can stop a Direct Strike by Lightning, That is what you think! |
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Pecore writes " Nothing is going to stop a direct strike by lightning!
A year ago, I would have agreed with you. Like anything else, things change. Churches with tall steeples are the most likely to get direct struck by lightning. Yes that is a problem. When a steeple gets hit, EMP and EMI blow everything out. It gets worse if Ben Franklin lightning rods are installed. I would recommend lightning dissipaters (that is another story). Well there is a new product that came out called a Lightning Detection System. This devise detects the presents of lightning based on the frequency lightning emits; either through ground or the capacitance in your rods have reached their breaking point. Automatically the devise triggers an electromechanical switch to open the disconnect switch at the electrical box, and no continuity exist for single phase, or three phases, Neutral, and ground. If lightning can not get in, it can not get out so the presents of lightning is no longer coming in or going out through the electrical AC power and ground. That means lightning dissipation would occur upon impact around the building on the grounding grid and no feed back loop into the power grid or grounding system with in the building. For a fire alarm panel that is an excellent chance for survival. What is really nice, everything in the building benefits from this technology. Cell sites have picked up on these real quick, and there is no reason why you cannot use this technology too. "
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Posted by coloalla on Sunday, May 18 @ 15:51:00 EDT (38 reads)
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