Re: Here's one for the books

["R.H.Campbell" <rh.campbell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You bet !! However, as I said in another post, I didn't put in any form of
fire protection (can't remember why, but it was probably my partner at the
time who said not to for some of the reasons you outline; we're not in the
fire business), but will be checking this out with the customer. Being the
kind of customer that I know they are, I'm willing to bet there's probably
nothing in there in regards to fire protection (although I can't believe
they would be that stupid...or their insurance company)

But until I check it out, I can't comment further.....good "heads up"
though......thanks J....

RHC

"J. Sloud" <jsloud2001@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> How's Canadian fire code read regarding using non-Listed panels for
> smoke detection?  NFPA72 specifically forbids using non-Listed
> equipment for any type of fire alarm detecting or reporting.  Per
> NFPS72, you'd also need to have a smoke above the control panel that
> would have been quite effective in preventing the building from
> burning down.  Good thing this didn't happen in the middle of the
> night.
>