Many elevator systems are extremely vulnerable to smoke and fire and any cars are automatically sent to certain level, usually the ground-floor lobby during a fire alarm, where they will remain unless activated by a "firefighter's key".
One reason for this is to reduce the chances that occupants will become trapped in an elevator during a fire, such as when a fire in a lobby area "calls" the car to the floor of the fire, opens the doors when it gets there and injures the occupants.
In some cases, specially designed and labeled elevators may be used during a fire situation for purpose of evacuation, rather than total reliance upon stairways.
The Loudest Fire Alarm Is A Tie Between 10 Inch Bells, The Amseco Motor Horn, And The Simplex 4030.
Everyone needs a home alarm security system to keep their family safe all the time. With sensors that monitor windows, doors and gates and other important points of their property. Motion detectors, video cameras and heat sensors add to the detection capabilities and can even tie together fire alarm sensors into a unified system. A security system will alert a monitoring company whenever a sensor is tripped while armed. Employees there make it evaluate the threat, try to contact the property owners and then notify the police and emergency services when necessary.
Many local hardware stores will offer alarm systems that do not tie in with a particular security company. The advantages of this type of system is you won't have a monthly bill. The disadvantage would be that you are the only one who will be monitoring your system and what it protects.
Fire fighters can have dreadlocks but they should tie them back so that its not a fire hazard.
I think the "short" answer is probably yes, BUT... Since I'm not familiar with the alarm system on your vehicle [and the specs of the system will determine feasability], this answer will generic in nature. Therefore, all of the following explanation MUST BE QUALIFIED with, "I think!" IF your alarm system has a terminal(s) for "shutting down" other functions in the vehicle upon activation of the alarm, then the fuel pump relaycould be "disconnected" from its current tie-in point [probably to a terminal [or a "master" relay tied to this terminal] on the ignition switch, which is "hot" only when the ignition switch/key is "ON"]. Due to the amount of current [Amps] that the fuel pump probably draws, you do not want to try to power the fuel pump through the alarm system [that could totally destroy your alarm system electronics]. You want to have the alarm system only control the fuel pump relay which uses much less current than the pump itself. Unless you are very "savvy" with automotive electronics, it would be much safer to have this done by an automotive electronics technician, or at the absolute minimum, a very experienced mechanic. If this job were screwed up by a novice, it could result in fatal damage to your onboard computers, other delecate electronic devices, and in the worst case even cause a fire, possibly destroying your vehicle, or worse causing bodily injury.j3h.
A geographic information system can tie a digital map to a database. The geographic information system is called the GIS. It may also tie real-time photos to the map to help with things like GPS navigation.
Grid Tie Solar System are directly connected with the public grid. It generated energy only when the utility grid is working.Grid System are commonly used in Urban Area.
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Not too tight but you tie it a special way, loop it and twist then do the same the whole way down so if you pull one side it comes off incase of fire or emergency.
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You can either burn it with a fire only the end though. Or you can tie it it into a knot.
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