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"Oh, no--it is for you, for myself, and for all of us together, that I am alarmed. I am a prince of an old family myself, and I am sitting among my peers; and I am talking like this in the hope of saving us all; in the hope that our class will not disappear altogether--into the darkness--unguessing its danger--blaming everything around it, and losing ground every day.

Rising need for heightened security levels in both residential and commercial buildings, and in industrial complexes has been primarily increasing the demand for electronic alarms in these areas.

Summary: Rising need for heightened security levels in both residential and commercial buildings, and in industrial complexes has been primarily increasing the demand for electronic alarms in these areas.

Release date- 22082019 - Smart Signal, the Alarm.com (Nasdaq: ALRM) mobile app feature that helps reduce false alarms and expedites emergency response, has been named a 2019 IoT Evolution Product of the Year.

You need at least one alarm for each level within your home.

ECRI (2015) suggests inadequate alarm configuration policies contribute to excessive alarm activation.

The district level is responsible for the 4th and 5th alarms. It is the District Fire Marshal's responsibility to assess the situation and decide if the alarm should be raised to Task Force.

"You are four more times likely to die in a fire if you don't have a working smoke alarm. So the message could not be simpler.

It is essential to manage change when making modifications to pipeline alarms and alarm systems.

Test the alarm to make sure you can hear it clearly from every room in the house - even with the doors closed.

If a fire triggers an alarm in the basement, will you be able to hear it from your second-story bedroom?

Nurses also experience increased anxiety and stress related to alarms. This condition, coined alarm fatigue, occurs when clinicians are exposed to excessive noise or disruption (Phillips & Barnsteiner, 2005).

Since its establishment in 1991, EEMUA 191 has become the globally accepted standard for good practice alarm management.

Phoenix city ordinance G-5898-2014 specifies that a smoke alarm cannot remain in service longer than ten years from the date of manufacture.

The issues will be wearily familiar to all those who have tackled industrial alarm strategies: Refinery operators, for example, are faced with thousands of alarm signals from a myriad of instruments and technologies, up to 80 per cent of which require no intervention.