Find fire protection equipment online

You can easily buy fire protection equipment on the web, from the comfort of your office.

I recommend: Potter Roemer Fire Protection Equipment offers a full range of fire protection supplies. Lompoc Fire Equipment Service, Inc. has been in business over 25 years, and they offer many extinguisher products. They also offer first aid kits, fire retardants, and extinguisher signs. Lab Safety Supply offers a wide variety of fire extinguishing equipment including extinguishers and foam carts.

Install architectural or semi-permanent fire protection supplies

Consider having a hose system or a fire extinguisher cabinet built into the walls of your business.

I recommend: Larsen’s Manufacturing has been in business for over 45. They specialize in building construction and fire protection equipment for your business. Delta Fire Protection and Equipment sells portable as well as fixed fire extinguishers. They also offer commercial and industrial fire maintenance services and sprinkler systems. Industrial Fire & Safety offers fire extinguisher cabinets in addition to the multitude of other fire safety equipment choices that they offer.

Prepare for more than just extinguishing fires

Having a fire extinguisher onsite shouldn't be your only precaution. Other fire safety equipment that you should consider having at your business should include fire alarm systems, gas detectors, smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, and various other suppression systems.

I recommend: Reliable Fire Equipment Company offers the prevention product the VESDA Early Warning System. Also consider a Linear Heat Detection system.

Rely on advice from the fire protection experts

There are two industry organizations that can offer you additional insight and confidence in the companies that you choose to purchase your fire protection systems and supplies from.

I recommend: The National Association of Fire Equipment Distributors (NAFED) represents over one thousand fire protection equipment providers. It was established in 1963, and they aim to provide consumers quality vendors and reliable fire protection equipment. The Fire Equipment Manufacturers’ Association (FEMA) has a collection of educational websites and materials designed to teach building owners, managers, and employees how to operate their fire protection equipment for extinguishing fires.