Fire alarm means a device used to alert the occupants of the building of fire or smoke conditions. The device shall be audible in all parts of the building used as a center.
Fire alarm means a device that is used to alert all persons in the home of fire conditions. The device shall be heard in all parts of the home that are used by children.
Fire alarm means a device or devices installed on or in real property and designed to issue a warning by activation, of an audible alarm or signal or by alerting a monitoring facility.
Examples of Fire alarm in a sentence
Sprinkler, Supervision, Gas relay, Extinction, Fire alarm (I/O), Gas 4-20 mA (I/O), Bypass (I/O), Class change(I/O), Sprinkler (I/O), Activation (I/O), Extinction (I/O).
More Definitions of Fire alarm
Fire alarm means any communication, or attempted communication, whether in person or by a
Fire alarm means a system comprised of an interconnected series of alarm devices or components, and notification appliances, including systems interconnected with radio frequency signals, which emits an audible, visual or electronic signal indicating an alarm condition and which provides a warning of the presence of gas, smoke or fire, or a notification of emergency evacuation. "Fire alarm" does not mean a system whose primary purpose is telecommunications with energy control, the monitoring of the interior environment being an incidental feature thereto;
Fire alarm means an alarm to which fire personnel have been requested to be dispatched to respond.
Fire alarm or "fire alarms" means any mechanical, electrical[,] or radio-controlled device that is designed to emit a sound or transmit a signal or message when activated or any such device that emits a sound and transmits a signal or message when activated because of smoke, heat[,] or fire.
Fire alarm means a device that is used to alert all persons in the home of fire conditions. The device
Fire alarm. There are several Smoke and Heat detectors on each floor. Any work that may cause dust, high heat, smoke or vapor needs to be reported to the manager prior to starting. The manager will put the smoke and fire alarm system in test mode. The contractor is responsible for then covering the Smoke/Heat detectors with a sealed covering to protect the detectors. If a contractor does not take the proper steps to protect the Fire Alarm elements and sets the Fire alarm off, they will be billed for all expenses incurred by the association. The fire department charges up to 500.00 if they respond to a false alarm-please do not take this warning lightly.