Certified Fire Alarm Industry Professionals
At Everon, our experts can help navigate the complexities and ever-changing regulations of building fire codes and standards—to ensure your system is code-compliant for AHJ inspections.
Effective Fire Protection for Your Business
A properly installed, configured, and maintained fire alarm system enables building occupants and emergency services to take immediate action in response to a fire or other life-threatening emergency on the premises. Trust the experts at Everon™ to design and deliver a fire protection solution that meets or exceeds your requirements.
NICET-Certified Professionals
Everon employs NICET-certified team members in the categories of Building Systems, Fire Protection, and Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems. We are able to consult on a number of fire and public safety systems and communication technologies to provide a comprehensive code-compliant system.
NFPA-Certified Professionals
One of the most advanced certifications in this industry—and the industry standard for fire and life safety certifications—Everon has several NFPA-Certified Fire Protection Specialists (CFPS) on our team, enabling us to help you better protect your facility and ensure your systems are operational.
Commercial Fire Alarm Components
Depending on occupancy and occupant load of your building, building codes may require a tested, inspected, and approved fire alarm system prior to obtaining a certificate of occupancy, and systems in older buildings may need code-compliant updates. Ensure your facilities are protected and in compliance with local, state, and national fire safety code requirements with our integrated fire alarm systems that use reliable and code compliant communication to supervising central monitoring stations.
Fire Alarm Control Panel
Stand-alone or networked control units receive and transmit information from detection devices and validate their integrity.
Fire and Smoke Detectors
Initiating devices include detectors for smoke, flame, heat, and gas—and manually activated pull stations.
Audible and Visible Alarms
Alert systems include strobes, lights, and audible notification devices such as horns, sirens, and speaker/strobes.
Power Distribution
Electrical extension panels convey power to alarm systems, such as strobes and audible horns.
System Integration
Access control systems override elevators and trigger the emergency release of magnetic locks.
Network Communications
These core components of a complete fire detection, alarm, and suppression system can be connected using wireless technologies or a conventional wired network, or a combination of the two. In any case, the system must be installed, tested, and certified for reliable performance in emergencies.
Fire Safety Planning
Fire alarms are a vital component of a broader fire and life safety plan. Talk to our solution engineers about a comprehensive system that meets all your commercial safety needs.
Commercial Fire Alarm Monitoring
Our UL Certified redundant supervising central monitoring stations provide real-time live fire alarm and sprinkler monitoring services for advanced protection against fire and threats to your business, business continuity, and life safety.
Integrated Alarm Systems
An integrated fire alarm system includes necessary components to detect fires and other hazards, alert building occupants, and trigger appropriate countermeasures and suppression systems.
Fire Sprinkler Systems
The right amount of water released in the right place at the right time can extinguish fires before they spread, so a water sprinkler system is often an initial line of defense.