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We work with technical and business leaders across a variety of commercial industries who are responsible for keeping people and property safe, while minimizing their organization’s exposure to risk.
Whether it’s a university preventing students from using extinguishers to vandalize the dormitory, a resort that spends significant staff hours visually inspecting each extinguisher on property, or an international airport enhancing parameter security, we understand your needs are very specific.
The en-Gauge fire and safety monitoring system, with its patented remote electronic monitoring, seamlessly integrates with your existing security systems. We will work with you to tailor the system to your individual needs. Click here to contact our national sales manager to learn more.
en-Gauge has been installed as a first line of fire safety defense across a wide range of industries because it works.
- Airports and Transportation
- Colleges and Universities
- Hospitals
- Property Management
- Hospitality
To read more about how the en-Gauge fire extinguisher monitoring system has been adopted in these industries, visit our Case Studies page.
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Where there's smoke, there's fire. And that was the case at a Houston Hospital. Fortunately the fire was put out with an extinguisher before anyone was hurt. It's a good thing the extinguisher was acccessible and ready to use so that there was no significant damage or worse, loss of life.
A number of fires at San Jose State in California leave students worrying.
Fire crews responded to two small fires Thursday morning at Joe West Hall, a high-rise building where about 500 students live.
One was reported in a garbage can on the seventh floor, and the second was reported on the fifth floor. One student suffered cuts to his arm when he broke into a fire extinguisher box.
A 2009 survey by the Joint Commission an independent, non-profit organization that accredits health care organizations found that the number one challenge indicated in maintaining the environment of care was fire safety equipment maintenance.
Among the Joint Commission's requirements is the monthly physical maintenance and inspection of fire equipment. Monthly physical inspections can be costly, especially in time and labor required.
The good news is that like the NFPA and the ICC, the Joint Commission now recognizes en-Gauge's technology as an equivalent to the manual 30-day fire extinguisher inspections. Health care facilities that adopt en-Gauge can reduce risk, stay code compliant and potentially reduce the cost of extinguisher ownership by some 60% over 12 years.
Read the full release for details.
How sad is this? Just days before school is supposed to start vandals strike the same school twice in two days. This follows vandalism at another school in the district that resulted in $50,000 in damage.
Of course, fire extinguishers were used in each case. The school is now installing cameras. Another good option would be en-Gauge electronically monitored fire extinguishers. When done, security and law enforcement officials could be immediately notified when an extinguisher was removed -- perhaps allowing for the vandals to be caught in the act.
Electronic monitoring of fire extinguishers and annual safety inspections make schools safer.
This latest incident of extinguisher theft brings the total to 20 stolen/missing fire extinguishers in the Town of Dickinson, ND.
A couple have been found discharged and strewn about town, but those that need to be replaced -- will cost $100 each.
The vandals in this case have yet to be caught.
There is an option to help prevent further vandalism -- electronic monitoring of fire extinguishers deters vandalism because the instant notification of removal means that authorities can respond quickly -- perhaps catching the bad guys in the act.
Electronic monitoring of fire extinguishers and annual inspections make schools safer.