Free seminars cover fire-alarm technology and code requirements
Silent Knight, a Honeywell brand that provides commercial fire-alarm and life-safety systems, will host a series of free seminars covering fire-alarm technology and code requirements in several major U.S. cities. The half-day seminars are meant to educate specifiers and designers of commercial life-safety systems. Attendees qualify for 0.4 continuing education units (CEUs) or 4.5 continuing professional development units (CPDs).
Wayne Moore, who is a member of the NFPA 72 Technical Correlating Committee and a principal at Hughes Associates, will be the seminars' guest speaker. He will cover the major changes incorporated in the lastest version of NFPA-72 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code. Moore will discuss these changes' application to the design, installation and testing of fire-alarm systems.
In addition, representatives of Silent Knight and System Sensor will present real-world applications and the technology behind today's advanced fire-alarm networks, detection devices and audio intelligibility solutions. Each seminar will also include an overview from Honeywell Analytics on the function of gas and flame detectors, and their cost-effecitve and environmentally friendly benefits.
Silent Knight has announced spring seminar dates, as follows.
- Boston, MA - April 12
- Philadelphia, PA - April 14
- Atlanta, GA - April 19
- Tampa, FL - April 21
- Cincinnati, OH - April 26
- Schaumberg, IL - April 27
- Austin, TX - April 28
- Denver, CO - May 3
- Orange, CA - May 4
- San Francisco, CA - May 5